Leah Price: " When I stare at them with the rainy season light in my eyes and Congo grit in my teeth, I can hardly recollect the place where such items were commonplace, merely a yellow pencil, merely a green bottle of aspirin among so many other green bottles upon a high shelf."
Leah price sounds like a person that has many words to say about anything in her life such as the congo light. I feel that her role as a character is more on the controlling side because it seems like she is the type of person that tries to prove that she is right.
"We wore our best dresses on the outside to make a good impression. Rachel wore her green linen Easter suit she was so vain of, and her long whitish hair pulled off her forehead with a wide pink elastic hairband."
Leah sounds like that she is uptight in this quote about worrying about what she has to be wearing.
Ruth May Price: " My name is Ruth May and I hate the devil. For the longest time I used to think my name was sugar. Mama always says that."
Ruth May Price is more like the religous person in this story because she is always talking about how God the Man above is always right and necer wrong which is true in any way.
Rachel Price:" And the dirt, law! There was dirt everywhere like red chalk dust, and me with my good green linen suit on the outside, wouldn't you know."
Rachel Price sounds like the type of person that is high maintenance and such a clean person because she is always worried about how she looks and what surroundings are so that she doesn't get dirty.
"My embroidery hoops and a pair ofpinking shears in an oilcloth sheath hung around my neck, threatening myself and others in the push and shove."
This quote shows how Rachel Price is so prepy because she is wearing like all kind of wierd clothes I havenever ever heard of before.
Adah Price:"They can sit, stand, talk, shake a stick at a drunk man, reach around their back to fetch forth a baby to nurse, all without dropping their piled-high bundles upon bundles."
This quote explains how Adah Price is a judger in different ways in how men stand and sit down. Adah Price also sounds like she judges people in how they act in different situations.
Monday, February 12, 2007
Thursday, February 8, 2007
Genesis 1: 28
And God said unto them,
Be fruitful , and multiply, and replenish the earth,
and subdue it: and have dominion
over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air,
and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.
I think what God is trying to say is to be respectful of what surroundings are around you and to always acknowledge the word of the lord.
God is trying to give every man on earth the chance to rein over everything that they possibly can.
God is still saying that he is not giving anybody the power to crush the environmentally and physically. To not destroy all of its beauty and purity. Mankind is what people think is the problem for environmentally concerns.
Be fruitful , and multiply, and replenish the earth,
and subdue it: and have dominion
over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air,
and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.
I think what God is trying to say is to be respectful of what surroundings are around you and to always acknowledge the word of the lord.
God is trying to give every man on earth the chance to rein over everything that they possibly can.
God is still saying that he is not giving anybody the power to crush the environmentally and physically. To not destroy all of its beauty and purity. Mankind is what people think is the problem for environmentally concerns.
Tuesday, February 6, 2007
Group Question #2
Much is expected of those to whom much is given. What have you been given, and what, if any, expectations do yout think people should have of you? What expectations do you have for yourself?
Throughout my whole life, I've been given a lot to me; I've been given a chance to come to Punahou, a school that I thought I would never ever come to. I think that there are a lot of people that I know out there that have a lot of expectations for me. There expectations for me are far more greater than I thought it would be. My dad's expectations are quite demanding because he expects me to get really good grades and be perfect in anything that I do.
What expectations do I have for myself? There are many expectations that I have for myself. For myself, I expect myself to get really good grades like A's and B's nothing less. Other expectations that I have for myself are playing sports up to my potential meaning to play my game at a level that nobody else can play.

Throughout my whole life, I've been given a lot to me; I've been given a chance to come to Punahou, a school that I thought I would never ever come to. I think that there are a lot of people that I know out there that have a lot of expectations for me. There expectations for me are far more greater than I thought it would be. My dad's expectations are quite demanding because he expects me to get really good grades and be perfect in anything that I do.
What expectations do I have for myself? There are many expectations that I have for myself. For myself, I expect myself to get really good grades like A's and B's nothing less. Other expectations that I have for myself are playing sports up to my potential meaning to play my game at a level that nobody else can play.

Quintessential Piece- What does football mean to me?
Well in my own words football means a lot to me because it is something that I pretty much been working on ever since I was like 6 years old. Every day after school me and my dad would always go to the park and just work out until we pretty much couldn't move; I know it was painful but I know that all that hard work wasn't for nothing it was for my own good and that was to come here and play football for Punahou. I was working as a Quarterback, I always wanted to be a quarterback because I always wanted to be like those guys on T.V.. I know that being a Quarterback takes a lot of skill but my father taught me everything there is to be a quarterback so knew that I knew that I was all good when I came to Punahou. This is something that has been quintessential to me for a really long time.
This is a picture of me and my parents who are pretty much my inspiration towards me in life.They sacrifice so much for me and without them I am nobody. Without them I wouldn't be at punahou. I Love my parents and this quintessential piece of writing is for them and only them because of there hard work.
This is a picture of me and my parents who are pretty much my inspiration towards me in life.They sacrifice so much for me and without them I am nobody. Without them I wouldn't be at punahou. I Love my parents and this quintessential piece of writing is for them and only them because of there hard work.
Interview- Responses by Danielle
1) If you were in a life or death situation, would you save yourself or the person that's endanger right next to you? Why?
Danielle:" If I could, I would save both myself and the person next to me. As selfish as this sounds I wouldn't want to die nor the person next to me to die."
2) How could someone like Zell Kravinsky give away 1 million dollars and say that it wasn't enough?
Danielle: " I think money is helpful sometimes but I feel that giving time is more important than money. Giving time can actually make difference in someone's life."
3)Do you think Kravinsky was a good role model?Explain.
Danielle: " I think he was a humanitarian but I feel that he put the world in front of his family. He wouldn't considerto be my role model but probably somebody elses."
4) Was Peter Singeer a good role model for the homeless society? Explain.
Danielle: " I don't think he was a role model for the homeless society but more of a writer that made people in general think about how there living their own lives and how they can help the homeless. He opened up people's eyes to what is going on in the world and used extreme examples that forced you to reflect on your own life."
5) Whose statement in each story mwas more precise, Peter Singer or Zell Kravinsky?
Danielle: " Peter Singer because he uses examples that force you to think about your own life and he also gives contact numbers for help as Zell Kravinskywas more about himself."
Danielle:" If I could, I would save both myself and the person next to me. As selfish as this sounds I wouldn't want to die nor the person next to me to die."
2) How could someone like Zell Kravinsky give away 1 million dollars and say that it wasn't enough?
Danielle: " I think money is helpful sometimes but I feel that giving time is more important than money. Giving time can actually make difference in someone's life."
3)Do you think Kravinsky was a good role model?Explain.
Danielle: " I think he was a humanitarian but I feel that he put the world in front of his family. He wouldn't considerto be my role model but probably somebody elses."
4) Was Peter Singeer a good role model for the homeless society? Explain.
Danielle: " I don't think he was a role model for the homeless society but more of a writer that made people in general think about how there living their own lives and how they can help the homeless. He opened up people's eyes to what is going on in the world and used extreme examples that forced you to reflect on your own life."
5) Whose statement in each story mwas more precise, Peter Singer or Zell Kravinsky?
Danielle: " Peter Singer because he uses examples that force you to think about your own life and he also gives contact numbers for help as Zell Kravinskywas more about himself."
Thursday, February 1, 2007
Student Athletes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
Becoming a student athlete to me is succeeding in school and on the field. This is what it takes to be a student athlete, having confidence and intensity at the same time.
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