story

          Once upon a time there was a small boy who didn't have any limbs except for his head,  many would call this a disability, but he learned to get around it by bouncing everywhere he went.  He was so efficient at bouncing, in fact, that he won the Olympic long distant gold mettle 143 times.  One day Bobble Wobble (his name by the way) decided that he wanted to be more than just a bouncing bean, so he ran for president,  he won unanimously for the first time in american history.  He started a war with Canada, Mexico, and all the central american countries and eventually claimed north america for the U.S.  But this wasn't good enough, so he nuked France and started World War IV (they skipped WWIII).  After gaining the help and support of the army from Narnia, Mr. Wobble took over the world and formed a theocracy centered around the church of Jim Carrey.
The End.

freewriting

       The next couple paragraphs will be freewriting I will write whatever comes to mind.  I hope this counts as a blog-entry.
       My computer screen is bright, needs to be charged, there are two prongs everywhere, my bed needs to be made, where is my pocketknife, i bought in spain, Fahmy didn't ever get his out of security, im hungry, my legs are soar, that Chinese lady looks like a pig, whatever she's eating looks disgusting, why did i bring her? does she contribute? do i contribute? why do i take english class, i can already speak english, do spanish people take spanish class? do deph people take a sign language class? how do they think? do they see little hands moving around in their head? do they have their own language, this is one large run-on, whens dinner? im hungry, i wish my TV was working, i need to get that chord, im so lazy, I should go to sleep soon, joey is already asleep, he didn't come to lacrosse today, why? I don't know, who was i asking? me? or Mr. Bebensee, he won't answer probably, he probably won't even read all the way through, wow this must sound stupid, easy way to get a lot of writing, I have a lot of type-os, need to go back and fix, okay i'm done.

bibble babbel

           Due to me almost completely neglecting my blog, I have decided that I would rather do the discussion questions from now on.  I believe that since they are scheduled, I will be more inclined to do them on time rather than put them off.  I am now forced to attempt to save my grade by posting a couple more blog entries before my evil teacher Mr. Bebensee checks my blog, fails me, and I am forced to drop out of high school and be homeless for the rest of my life.
           I am not entirely sure how many blogs that I am required to have to not fail, so I will aim for posting a couple more before the end of the night, but I most likely will be overpowered by my laziness and just watch some youtube instead.
           I just need just a little more written down so as to make it look like I didn't just do this blog half-hazardly just to not drop down to a C in my english class, so I will use this last sentence to conclude this blog entry and I shal be on my way.

Citizen Cope

Citizen Cope

       The soothing music of Clearance Greenwood, the singer under the stage name of Citizen Cope, has a voice that seems to tell a story in every well written song released.  His unique combination of folk, blues, and pop makes him one of my top artists to listen when I am looking to relax.   He not only includes good vocals and instrumentals in his music, but a song writing tallent that is what separates him from all the other bands.  With each song comes a unique melody that rarely disappoints.  

       Born in Memphis, Tennessee, Clearance Greenwood is almost constantly on tour, building up his fan base.  Although he is one of my favorite musicians, I believe he is not nearly well known enough.  His songs have a way of attracting a wide variety of people with differing musical tastes.  

     I honestly don't have an restrictions on my recommendation of Citizen Cope since I believe his sound is fairly universally enjoyable.  His best album by far I think is "The Clearance Greenwood Recordings", and anyone who has interest in his music should begin there.  

Top 3 songs:

1.  Sideways

2.  Son's gonna rise

3.  fame

Similar Artists:

1.  Ray LaMontagne

2.  The Avett Brothers

3.  Mumford and Sons

Stevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder

       After spending a small amount of time contemplating which musical artist to review first, the only logical conclusion I could come to would be the great Stevie Wonder.  Having made such a lasting impression on my taste in music, I feel it would only be fitting to begin with the best.  After growing up listening to his music, no single artist can hit so close to my childhood as he does, and I honestly believe that he is the greatest singer that has ever lived.
       Mr. Wonder is a Soul/R&B Singer/Songwriter who was born in Michigan.  Although he is blind due to a complication as a baby, he more than makes up for it with a sheer talent at singing, piano, and harmonica that is rarely paralleled.  He has spent his years writing and preforming some of the greatest Soul hits of all time.  His more popular songs include "Superstition", "Living for the City", "Ebony and Ivory", "All I Do", and "Master Blaster", but if unfamiliar with his more obscure work, it's worth checking out songs like "Maybe your Baby", "Blame it on the Sun", and "Boogie on Reggae Woman".  His albums "Fulfillingness" and "Talking Book" are my personal favorite, both of which evoke strong memories with each song.
       If Stevie Wonder is a new name to you, I would strongly recommend his music to anyone who enjoys R&B.  When it comes to his genre, Mr. Wonder is at the top of his profession, and even in his recent years, he hasn't slowed down.  His music will last many ages, and I will always categorize him under my favorites.

Top 3 songs:

1.  Master Blaster

2.  All I Do

3.  Living for the City

Similar Artists

1.  Al Green

2.  Earth Wind and Fire

3.  Maxwell