Choosing A Blog Platform

  It starts like any other day. I wake up early in the morning, around 6:30 AM, to take out my dogs, who need to go out in the morning. It takes some time, and I give them their food for the morning. After that, I go out for a walk in the morning for a while, which would be around an hour to an hour and a half. Then, I would shower, and it would be now around 8:45 - 9:00 AM. I tend to make myself breakfast after this time, whether going out or making a meal with what I have (I love to cook). After I am done with my meal, I tend to start my schoolwork for the day, whether it be that I do this work at the school or online, it depends on the days I go, whether it is if I need to be at school at a particular time or if I am not required to be there. Then, the time would be around 2:00 PM, which would be the time I would need to get ready for my day at work. I would need to be prepared by 4:00 PM, and I would need to be prepared by then, uniform with my keys and wallet with my license. ...

  The poem I used:  https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poetrymagazine/browse?contentId=33974     Reading the poem, "Machine" by, John Ciardi, gives off a very strong sense of trial and error, with attempts being made and them failing a lot. This poem is something that interests me because it is something I can relate to and it shows how progress can be made with time.  When reading it over more than once, it showed an emphasis more on the thought and process of trial and error. I personally learn from the mistakes that I make and it helps shape me into a better person this poem does have a similar feeling when it comes to it. Being reforged and changed/altered to make it better and continuing to reforge this piece shows the same feeling of wanting to become better.      A commentary of the poem would be whoever is trying to make a fully functional machine but is trying to find the best and most fully functional part for this machine. A lot of trial ...

  My songs list from the 1920s - 1990s: 1. "Till The End of Time" By Perry Como, Released in 1945 2. "Cold, Cold Heart" By Tony Bennett, Released in 1951      3. "Billie Jean" By Michael Jackson, Released in 1983      4. "Sweet Child O' Mine" By Guns N' Roses, Released in 1987     4. "Smells Like Teen Spirit" By Nirvana, Released in 1991  5. "Nothing Else Matters" By Metallica, Released in 1992      7. "Fly" By Nickelback, Released in 1996    8. "Santeria" By Sublime, Released in 1997 When thinking about what songs I should add, the hardest choices would be from the 20s to the 70s. The reason is that I had a lot more songs from the 80s and 90s I wanted to use (I love songs from the 90s and have four playlists saved from that time). I have been listening to songs from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s during the early times of my life. My father listened to bands like Guns N Roses, Metallica, AC/DC, Aven...