Mahi-Mahi at Brown; a Fish out of Water.

Title credit goes to Helen.

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De Anza darkened hallway

Don is the Best

Don Gosney is a very dedicated and amazing person. He goes above and beyond for us at the Ivy League Connections. He's been a bit stressed lately because he's working constantly on making sure we get on that plane this summer. This blog is dedicated to him to let him know that he is appreciated and his hardwork does not go unnoticed. 

Tickled Pink Don

On the other hand, I tried waking up a bit early this morning so I would have the chance to wash my hair but contrary to my plans, my sleep schedule disagreed with me. I woke up a bit late but was still able to make it to DeAnza high school with five minutes to spare. I dressed up in a tank top and shorts because I was supposed to go to the movies with my sister later on in the day but she bailed on me. I suppose I can just watch a movie at home by myself.

During the tutorial, My friend Thao and I had a blast from the past as we scrolled down our blogs from the previous summers. I can't believe I am able to participate in the Ivy League Connections again this year. I cant wait to see what this summer has in store for me at UPenn. 

a picture from last summer when the vanderbilt cohort visited Penn

Wake Up!

This morning I awoke to my screaming mom exclaiming, "Wake up or else you will be late for the ILC blogging tutorial!" Quickly I made my bed and put away all my laundry, later realizing it was the clothes I would be wearing that day. Once in the bathroom, I brushed my teeth and performed my daily routine in getting ready. 

With my mom still rushing me out of the house, I flew down the stairs and into the car. Ironically, I ended up waiting for my mom in the car for 10 minutes. However, by the time we left the house the clock only read 8:05 AM. 

Upon our arrival of De Anza High School, we witnessed a huge Ivy League Connection banner along a fence. Kissing my mother good bye, I hastily walked through the black gated fence and into the computer lab. 

My First Morning Blog

Today has gone off to a rather interesting start. I started off my Saturday morning by awaking to the sound of my beautiful alarm. A few minutes later, I hastily got up out of bed and made my morning breakfast of grilled chicken with rice and a banana. After such a nutritious breakfast, I took my time taking a nice hot shower and changed into my clothes.

I arrived at De Anza at around 8;10AM and met my buddy Stephen in Mr. Gill's room. Once we got started, Don started by explaining his different "relatives" and how to avoid being an idiot. Later into the tutorial, we faced some major technical difficulties as the internet went down for all of our computers. I then recommended to call Mr. Gill himself in hopes that maybe he can help access the issue. We did end up fixing the problem eventually and now here I am typing my first blog and taking a step closer in studying Con Law at Columbia University. 

Superman v. Batman

While both have their defining strengths, it is with great confidence that I say that in a hypothetical fight between Batman and Superman, that Superman would always win. While my statement is met with many counterarguments, I believe it is an absolute fact. 

There is no way in Jose that Batman, a mere human who happens to have cool gadgets, could ever exterminate such an enitity as Superman. Many argue that Superman could easily be taken out by kryptonite. While this is true, the kryptonite's effect on Superman has a radius limit. There is no way Batman could ever even get close to Superman without being blasted by his lazer vision. Superman has such a variety of superabilities that it is without a doubt that Batman could never even touch him. 

Superman posseses 

• flight
• superhuman strength
• x-ray vision
• heat vision
• cold breath
• super-speed
• ehanced hearing
• nigh-invulnerability.

No one could ever convince me that the Dark Knight could beat the Man of Steel in a physical fight. 

One another note, enjoy this struggling cat.

Cat Drawing

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