Technology

It has changed me in not a huge way actually. Sure i love to use it for sheet music to my favorite songs, walkthroughs for videogames, and other things for a project, but it has been a convenient way to keep in touch with friends.

It has affected our culture in the way that some people will legitametly have a coniption and hurt people if they can not access the internet. It has changed the lives of everyone in one way or another except amish people, (no offense to anyone who might be amish or has a friend that might be) but is has contaminated our lives in a way and will continue to do so and will gradually keep becoming worse and worse.

Book Talk

My book is called, The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch with Jeffrey Zaslow.

The Last Lecture is about a college professor who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Every professor at his college, Carnegie Mellon, is required to create a lecture named "The Last Lecture." For Randy Pausch, it really is. So the book is about him discovering he was diagnosed with terminal cancer, how he copes with the fact he has it, things he has to do as far as work, and take care of his family.

I haven't read as much as I would have liked to have read by now, but from what I've read, it is a good book. I like it because i like reading about how people live and learn to cope with diseases and other things that are fatal.

Here's a questino for ya. If you had to create a lecture called, "the last lecture" what would you right about?

My biggest accomplishment

My biggest accomplishment was being accepted into North country four times, All-State three times, and All-New Englands twice. This proves that I am one of the best high school bass singers in all of New England two years in a row. Auditions for All-State are quite hard and stressful. Not many singers are accepted into North Country alone. Which is the easiet of the three to get into. I remember this one time that at All-New Englands two years ago, they were auditioning for a male and female solo. There was this one senior male named Jaguar Sizmeto. He got both of the solos.

my high school memory.

The wiz was my favorite high school memory. The fact that i knew that it was my last high school musical made it that much more memorable. I knew i only had one last time to shine on stage gracing the school with my vocal abilities. I had to overcome some hardships along the way as well. Graduation was 0n my mind as well which made it hard to concentrate. Alot of other things were troubling me, but they are kind of personal. so yeah. well, have a great day ms. innes and class for everyone who may be reading my blog right now.

childhood memory

Okay. I was about two years of age. I was living in New York at the time. I was sitting in a car seat in the doorway to the backyard. My dad and my sister Jacqui were playing wiffleballand my sister had an enormous red plastic bat. My dad threw a ball, my sister hit it, and it breezed right by my head. then my dad was up to bat. He hits hit hard and it whizzes right past my head. I sit up and freak out. so then i am sitting there and my dad brings back a juice box and a carrot. i loved carrots. So my dad would buy me carrots like every day and i would eat them raw. yup. i loved carrots. i don't care for them now though. so finally my dad was pitching again. My dad threw the ball, my sister hit it, and line drove it right for my head. I was just watching the ball like it was a 3-D movie except it didn't stop. It just kept going and going and going until...BAM! The ball hit me square in the forehead. I didn't know what to do. I just laid back for a moment and was silent. I just laid there doing nothing. i didn't know what to do. I looked like i do after any math class...oops. Well, after about a minute, I started crying then my dad brought me a juice box and I started laughing.

I learned that I will never play baseball or especially wiffleball ever again. I am quite positive that i am afraid of wiffleballs. yes. I will never again play wiffleball.

About me

I am Brian Butler. I am a senior in school and intend to pursue music education in college next year...hopefully. I have a dog named Yogi. I have four siblings, Kathy, Jacqui, Sammy, and Justin. I was born in New York. yup. so here's a question for ya. How do you feel about books?