Warm Ups Again... :D

Day 1: February 17, 2009 8:37 AM
What if everyone lived in space? What type of houses would they live in? What type of clothing would they wear? What type of food would they eat? How would they travel?
If everyone lived in space, life would be very different from what it is in life on earth. First of all, there would be no air, so they might have to wear special uniforms, however, I’m sure they would have houses that are filled with air so people wouldn’t have to wear bulky space uniforms. They might also float in space, so their houses might be designed specially for floating. If they slept, they might have different types of beds in order to prevent the occupant of the bed floating. However, we might also live in houses that prevented us from floating, so our houses, if built in space, would require the proper technology needed for this.

We might have to eat space food, which is used for astronauts in outer space. Right now, you can have space food like fruits and spaghetti.

They would probably travel using special types of space ships, and everyone would have their own, which would be awesome. There might be a special air route, and then special parking lots for those space ships.

Day 2: February 18, 2009 9:31 AM
If you could have been someone in history, who would you have been? Why?
I would probably have been Helen Keller, because she wrote a book when she was blind and deaf, and I think it’s amazing task. I would want to see if I could pull if off. Plus I love to write, and so I’d want to know how hard it is to write if you’re blind & deaf.

Day 3: February 19, 2009 8:43 AM
Which is least important to you -- money, power, or fame? Why?
I think fame is probably the least important to me. I don’t like being in the center of attention that often, and I don’t like having lots of people focusing on me, so I wouldn’t want fame, and I don’t consider it that important because it’s just people knowing you. On the other hand, you may get powerful connections with fame, that could give you power, and that power could give you money. Same with the fact that money could give you fame and power, and power could give you money, which in turn could give you fame. So really, they all can be connected to each other. Each way, there’s a chance you could be famous, rich, and powerful, all at the same time, if you play your cards right.

Day 4: February 20, 2009 8:34 AM
What is your favorite book and why?
My favorite book is Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. While it wasn’t the hardest book I’ve ever read, it was certainly challenging, and it had a really intriguing story. Ayn Rand presented very unique characters that were all very different from each other. Fountainhead is about a man named Howard Roark that is expelled from the Stanton Institute of Technology for doing different and unique types of houses.

Yes I know that I'm getting worse on it, but they're boring to do. I never enjoy warm ups, yet when I do stuff like this of my own free will, then I'm fine with it... oh well.

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I don't feel like adding to your writing today. I'll just critique. x3

Day 1: February 17, 2009 8:37 AM
What if everyone lived in space? What type of houses would they live in? What type of clothing would they wear? What type of food would they eat? How would they travel?
If everyone lived in space, life would be very different from what it is in life on earth. First of all, there would be no air, so they might have to wear special uniforms, however, I’m sure they would have houses that are filled with air so people wouldn’t have to wear bulky space uniforms. They might also float in space, so their houses might be designed specially for floating. If they slept, they might have different types of beds in order to prevent the occupant of the bed floating. However, we might also live in houses that prevented us from floating, so our houses, if built in space, would require the proper technology needed for this.

We might have to eat space food, which is used for astronauts in outer space. Right now, you can have space food like fruits and spaghetti.

They would probably travel using special types of space ships, and everyone would have their own, which would be awesome. There might be a special air route, and then special parking lots for those space ships.

Alright, now what if we all were aliens who could breath in space? Would we need the space suits? And what material would we need to make sure our clothes don't fly up when we're walking?

Our houses could possibly be on meteorites, all connected to each other in some way so we don't get separated from the group somehow. Or, in fact, in meteors, like caves. Then again, we all could live on the moon. Then there'd be no problem. xD
The houses can have gravity inside someway, that way we aren't walking on air. We could have straps holding us down so we don't fly off the beds.

Food is a difficult problem though. In space, no such thing as water or fire exists, so you cant possibly grow any fruits or veggies and you can not cook meat. One solution could be eating meat raw, but that isn't nutritious. We can't possibly go down to earth for food if earth was not inhabited by us because earth wouldn't have any food because it had no people to tend to the food. The only thing I can think of is if we find some way to grow food without the need of water.

Traveling could be space ships. Like cars, except they're hover cars. Simple as that. But as for the fuel, I don't know. We can't really burn anything since there isn't fire. I'd say we'd live off of electricity.

How about sight seeing? Would stars be so regular up in space they wouldn't be such a wonder they are to us right now? Would seeing earth be our sight when we look down, expecting to see something amazing? Would we wonder what the great blue is on that planet? Would scientists go down to earth having to wear earthsuits to breath because the amount of oxygen down there is so intense? Would we ever know what a fish is?

Another suggestion - what if we were like the people in Wall·E? Earth was destroyed and we lived on a cruise ship? Think about that. ;]

Wow. That was long. xD

Day 2: February 18, 2009 9:31 AM
If you could have been someone in history, who would you have been? Why?
I would probably have been Helen Keller, because she wrote a book when she was blind and deaf, and I think it’s amazing task. I would want to see if I could pull if off. Plus I love to write, and so I’d want to know how hard it is to write if you’re blind & deaf.

So you want to be Helen Keller just for that? It really is super amazing how she wrote that, but you'd have to be her and learn the ability to write and speak when you are blind and deaf. She went through many hardships, and if you were her, you'd have to go through that as well, learning how to speak.

So you have to live through her whole life? How would you feel when you found out that you changed the world through the words that you can't hear? How would you feel if you found out that you had these defects? How would you deal with having to learn a language when you can't hear yourself mess up? Would you give up?

Day 3: February 19, 2009 8:43 AM
Which is least important to you -- money, power, or fame? Why?
I think fame is probably the least important to me. I don’t like being in the center of attention that often, and I don’t like having lots of people focusing on me, so I wouldn’t want fame, and I don’t consider it that important because it’s just people knowing you. On the other hand, you may get powerful connections with fame, that could give you power, and that power could give you money. Same with the fact that money could give you fame and power, and power could give you money, which in turn could give you fame. So really, they all can be connected to each other. Each way, there’s a chance you could be famous, rich, and powerful, all at the same time, if you play your cards right.

Interesting concept. :] So, if you really don't want fame, which one do you really want? And if they are all connected to each other, then what would you do to avoid getting lots of fame?

Sorry, couldn't think of much for this one. xD

Day 4: February 20, 2009 8:34 AM
What is your favorite book and why?
My favorite book is Fountainhead by Ayn Rand. While it wasn’t the hardest book I’ve ever read, it was certainly challenging, and it had a really intriguing story. Ayn Rand presented very unique characters that were all very different from each other. Fountainhead is about a man named Howard Roark that is expelled from the Stanton Institute of Technology for doing different and unique types of houses.

Don't know a lot about this book. Can't help you all that much, sorry. xD

How does the plot catch your attention? What is so unique about the characters? What's is your favorite part? Would you reread the book? If you met the author, what would you tell him? What do you hate/don't like about the book? What was your first impression?

What do you mean by doing different and unique types of houses? XD

There ya go. Did my best. ;D

Lol, ya mean her. The author of Fountainhead is a girl.

You helped a lot, as always. Thanks so much!

No problem. I love writing. ;D

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