Children who are born in August, allegedly, don't always do as well as children who are born earlier. This, apparently, is because children who are born in August are sometimes a year younger than children who are in the same class as them. This means that they sometimes lag in class and are smaller so are a target for bullies.
I was born on the 25th of August and there were many times when I struggled to fit in with the other children. The other children thought I was too babyish and didn't want to play with me sometimes. I had difficulty learning how to write. Not anymore - I have overcome that and have bloomed!
A study has shown that twenty eight percent of of August born babies attend University whereas thirty two percent of September born babies attend it. This fact just shows you the difference.
August babies have good company because Barack Obama was born in this month. All is not lost.
I think it is lovely that adults think that children are blooming. I hear them talking about this all the time as in 'why is that blooming child doing that?'this is why I named my blog 'Life of a blooming child'.
Friday, 27 August 2010
Sunday, 15 August 2010
Twilight
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| Twilight book cover |
"A great cloud of choking, vile smoke polluted the air." This is just one tiny sentence from one of the books which describes a cloud of smoke in such a unique way. The reason the Twilight books have done so well is not only because it is a good story but also because of its intense description. I personally really enjoy both the books and the films and would advise you to read the book if you are loking for motivation in your writing.
Saturday, 7 August 2010
Sometimes people help you in life. Sometimes this help is a skill that they teach you. Sometimes this help is an act of kindness. Sometimes it is both. Either way it is important to thank these people no matter what the help is. This is an important act to learn as a child because their help can really benefit and help you to go a long way. I was personally able to thank somebody recently who helped me four years ago. When my family and I went to Malta we met a nice man called Mike who taught me chess and the nine times table. Both of these skills have benefitted me in my life so far.
When I came back to London I joined a weekly chess club, which I still go to, and entered a UK chess championship and came 9th in my age group. I recently met up with Mike and had a lovely afternoon playing chess, we drew. The picture above is of Mike and I.
Saturday, 31 July 2010
Respect for the Disabled

Today when I visited the ‘Build a Bear Workshop’, which is a company that allows children to make their own teddy bears, dress them and give them props, I was very pleased to see a wheel chair made for a teddy bear. Children should be made aware of disability. They should be told that disabled people should be treated with the same amount of respect as everybody else even though their bodies might not be as able as theirs. Toys could be used to demonstrate that all people are different from each other whether they are disabled or not. Disabled people should be valued for what they are.
Friday, 23 July 2010
Classical kid

On my recent holiday to Ireland we visited a church at which a choir from Oxford University were performing. I, being the respectable child I am, listened with great intrest but the child behind me was fidgeting and talking. I turned around and gave her an 'angry kid look', she then sat still and was quiet for about two minutes. For you lazy adults who can't be bothered to find out what an 'angry kid face' is I have supplied you with a picture above. The things I have to do around here (tut tut).
I do not understand why kids cannot respect the art of classical music when they can respect the art of rap music.
Saturday, 17 July 2010
Ireland

Tommorow i am going to Ireland with my mum and great aunt. It is going to be so much fun. I have just been to Paris, two days ago, and that was brill but we stayed in a very, very bad part of town.
One other good thing about going to Ireland is that my mum accidentally booked us a 4 day trip instead of a 3 day trip. By the way, I did check my piggy bank but I only had £4.50 so I have ditched the idea of sending my Dad to Mauritius. I've got to go and pack my bag...
Friday, 9 July 2010
'School's out for summer'

9th July
2:00
Yey it's Summer, which means holidays, parties and more time to bloom. Oh! and also mum will be on the deck chair and not paying attention to my behaviour! Everyday will be like a saturday. Maybe i shall by my mum a whole stack of books to keep her occupied while i play, or is that just a waste of money? yeah she can buy her own books and i'll spend my money on icecream. Now dad is a bit harder to dispense of maybe I could send him off to Mauritius. That costs about a thousand pounds, wait here while I check my piggy bank.
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