Spongebob Theme Song

The first day we got there we just hanged out at the hotel all day. It was 78 degrees Fahrenheit and sunny. It was 8AM in the morning when I saw the pool. Now at first I was very disappointed that it was shutdown because they needed to put chemicals in it. At 11 it finally opened up and I was WOWED. The Pool was amazing. It was sparkling Blue and the water was as clear as glass. That's why we stayed in it all day. The second day we went to Sea World. We hadn't been to Sea World yet until that day where we learned why it's one of the best Disney parks. We entered at the gate where we saw the ride of a lifetime The Manta. The Manta is a ride that makes you go backwards on almost the whole ride. It is the scariest ride I have ever seen. None of my family did that for just that reason. First we went to the Dolphin show which was really cool. It was so cool because the actors and actresses would jump into the water and the Dolphins would come out and do tricks on them like skiing on top of them, and making them wave to the crowd. Then we to another show which is called Shamu. Shamu is a show about Wales that do all these tricks like splash us. I forgot to tell you but Garrett, Chloe, and I were all sitting in the splash zone and we were watching the Wales do all these tricks when the Disney people told us to get ready and Garrett and I didn't have enough time to react and two seconds later all of a sudden we got tsunamified, so soaked that there wasn't a single dry spot on my shirt. After that Chloe started crying and I had to bring her up to mom and dad who were in the last row of the stadium. Chloe was not happy for that part of the trip at Sea World. After both those shows it started raining so we finished up are day at going in a virtual helicopter and seeing all the Penguins and the Arctic Animals which was pretty cool. As soon as we got in the pilot we cranked that baby up until the heat felt like Florida instead of Maine. Speaking of Maine

My mom kept being persistent about me going outside instead of being inside all of the time, so my brother and I went out to ride our bikes. I went out and started to ride my bike up and down the street. That’s when I heard a girl say “Hi” when I passed the house across from mine. It was a girl and her younger sister that looked about my age. And from that day on we always

I remember the first time I went to Disney World; excited and eager like a child on the first day of school. I already had my suitcase packed two weeks before we even left, and that two weeks felt more like two years. The night before we left, I couldn’t sleep. It was like I had nonstop adrenaline rushing through my body. All I could think about were the rides, princesses, and that beautiful beach I’ve seen thousands of pictures of. Finally, after hours and hours of stirring around, I fell asleep.

About seven years ago, I went to Six Flags for the first time ever. I was only about ten years old at the time, and of course I was extremely nervous. I had a lot of questions about it because of course it was all new to me with it being my first time going to an amusement park. I had asked about the big rides they have of course, the really popular water park they have at Six Flags, and of course I had to ask about the good amusement park food. As soon as I got there, my heart instantly dropped.

My strongest memory is from when I was in kindergarten. I had to move to a different school. My mom had started going to Cosmetology School in Poplar Bluff. Before we moved I gave my kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Long, a green stuffed poodle.

We go through life and make memories with family and friends that come and go into your life. One of the moments in my life that I will never forget is living in Colorado. When I was about 4-5 years old my mom and my dad was separated because he worked at republic steel in Massillon. At this time my mom lived in Colorado. Well, one specific moment in that time me my older brother Vernon and my twin brother Andre was running in a field near these apartments my mom was living in. I remember me, and my brothers were playing tag when my brother Vernon picked up a stick and we were looking at a socket that was in the building. Vernon thought it was a bright idea to shove the stick into the socket.

My grandfather asked if I wanted to ride on it I replied with a big exited yeah. The carnival was my happy place, cotton candy, clowns and stuffed animals galore. From the top of the gigantic ferris wheel I could see my grand father waving at me, he looked like a tiny ant from where I was. Every time I came down he would look around confused and playfully say “I wonder were Selah is”. Everything after that was a blur, except for his death. I remember walking across the the hot parking lot the sun beaming off of the big golden

While my parents and I toured the building and went through all my classes, I was making a quick list on whom I wanted to be friends with when school started. There was this one girl who I recognized from pre-k and I wondered if she remembered me. There was

Whether or not you agree that the novel, The Lord Of the Flies is rich in literary elements or provides for an enjoyable reading experience, It can't be denied, that William Golding's cold war era novel influences 21st century popular culture. Many of these works use satire and man's natural curiosity to provide for an entertaining piece, while also leaving a deeper meaning which captures the themes that Golding so eloquently detailed in The Lord Of The Flies. Looking back to our favorite childhood cartoon, Spongebob Squarepants, we can see many references to Golding's novel. In season 3 episode 42, titled "Club Spongebob". The episode following the plot of Lord of The Flies loosely, still has major themes tying it back to Golding's novel.

It was me and my brother living in Nebraska at age 24. It was fun living in Nebraska actually because we got to see many things together like the plant my brother grew in our backyard. Only one thing came popping up in my mind though. Ever sense that weird neighbor moved in across from us our both of our parents past away. My brother got sick and needed medical help right away but then there is me Blaine Elliott. I'm the only

When I was four my parents took me to disneyland. At first I was scared I was going to get lost but I didn’t. There was so many people there it was scary. Then I had went on rides that were fun. I wanted to go on the bigger rides but I was to short and they looked scary.

A memory from my childhood that I can recall is the time when my older cousin, Marc, had taken all the younger cousins, including myself, to Disneyland. We had spent the entire day there, but I can only recall fragments of the day —the gloomy morning, the antsy car ride, and the thrill of Tower of Terror, for example.

Images of rocket ships, trains, and flying elephants dance in my head. While turkey legs, pirates, and haunted mansions toy with my emotions. Memories fade as I grow older with fleeting thoughts as I try to recall my last Disney adventure. That visit has created some wonderfully vivid memories that will last a lifetime. Disney’s Magic Kingdom was celebrating a major anniversary during a year-long event. A building sized cake, parades stretched a mile long, and fireworks that filled the night sky, all enhanced just for my viewing pleasure or not. While visiting my favorite areas of the park my childhood imaginations were awakened. Lifelong vivid memories and a magical experience started as soon as I arrived.

“Tiwnkle Little Star” by Jane Talyor describes my Pre School years. I heard this alot during Pre School because my teacher played it and we sing along with the tune. This song used to stay in my head because it was a catchy song. Also as a kid almost every one knew this song when they were younger. A lyric from the song is “Twinkle twinkle, little star,How I wonder what you are.” Therefore,whenever I hear this song it brings me back to my early ages of school.

I remember myself sitting near a little block with letters and my mother teaching me the name of each of them. She starts to sing me a song to help me to memorize the alphabet. It is so funny singing the ABC song. At that instant, the door opens, and my father enters the room. That is the first thing carved in my memory, and each time when I think about it, I conclude that we are the best family in the world.