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Okay, sup? How you doing? Good! But you're probably here to know about me. I'm Sophie and I'm 15, grade 9, Asian, bla bla bla. I like a lot of stuff! Like books, music, MOVIES (if you want to know which ones, just go down to the bottom)! I want to be a director when I grow up, sooooo fun!! And I've got lots of friends, well, not lots, but a fair bit. People call me hard-working, or just a nerd. I am a nerd, a hard-core nerd, you got a problem with that? Good. I'm also just hard-core, I mean, I've got people's backs, I fight for what I believe in, I say what's on my mind, I don't sway with the crowd. Yeah, anything else? If you have any more questions (Which you probably don't, because you probably know me in real life, and you'll know that Sophie Tribiani doesn't exit, at least I hope I didn't steal someone else's name o.O....) Just read some of my posts, I've got lots!

Saturday, May 7, 2011

The Beet Queen

Ah, my English book. It's not good it's not bad. It's.... okay and kinda weird actually. This guy, I mean I'm totally fine with him being gay, but he isn't gay, but then he's gay again, but then isn't gay once more....... By-sexual? It's a little confusing.

Speaking of which, I saw a news report about this debate going on at the Burnaby School Board. They wanted to have a program for elementary kids to introduce them to homosexuality and hwo to respect it. Lots of people say, and I agree, that this shouldn't be a program for ELEMENTARY kids. Their minds aren't set yet and are very easily influenced. If some of them are gay, they need to come to terms with it themselves and it shouldn't be a joke to them, which, consequently will be if you make a program to talk about it to them. As they get older, they'll know what it's about and I think maybe the workshop might work better for High school teens. Elementary level is just too young.

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Read it if you like a book that makes you go, "What?"

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