Who wants a pony?

Hello people, Lionblaze is BACK! 
Who wants a pony? Because I want a pony. Ponies are cool. But that has nothing to do with today's post, NOPE! Today I'm going to be talking about a book called juggling with mandarins. The book is about a boy called Phillip, nick named Pip, who has a really competitive dad. He feels like his dad only cares if he wins his football game or not. But the thing is Pip's REALLY BAD at football/soccer. He has a big brother called Nick and a little sister named Madeline (she is only a baby.) The book is a moving story of a boy struggling to be happy and to impress his father. OK that's my intro over and done with, time for the Q&A.

What parts did you relate to most?

Ummmmmm............? I did't relate to anything..........well maybe....... Okay I've got it! At one point in the book Pip got really hooked to a sport (Can't tell you what it is). When I was younger I started netball and, like Pip I was hooked. I still play to this day, even if I'm not any good.

Chose two characters and write about them.

#WarriorcatsandHarryPotter

Cool, here goes...........My first character is Pip. I chose him partly because he is awesome and partly because he IS the main character, so its good to know a bit about him. Pip is 13 years old and desperately wants to be as good as his big brother Nick at SOMETHING! Nick seems to be good at everything from soccer to making dad mad. All pip seems to be good at is messing stuff up, oh yeah he also has a bit of a crush on a rather pretty girl...... My second character is Madeline, shes only a baby at the age of 18 months. She is a very important character to the book, with out knowing it she encourages Pip to keep trying in his juggling ambition. Madeline helps him along his journey, as he slowly progress she to slowly progress, learning to walk, they both help each other through tough times sharing the never ending bond of sibling love.

Today's fun fact is.............(drum roll please)

In the UK it is illegal to eat mince pies on Christmas day!

Well thats all for today,

LIONBLAZE OUT!                                   

DOCTOR WHO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (no I am not overly exited)

This is the intro to each episode  

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Sup people, lionblaze is in THE HOUSE, as you can see by the title;
a) this weeks topic is doctor who
b) I am not at all excited about this
Many of you may be asking "how can this be, surely not everybody in room 12 watches it?" To answer your question, no, this week we get to chose something we are currently addicted to. For me doctor who=addiction. Okay, time for the Q&A:

Explain a bit about it for those who DON'T know much about it.

(That's not a question, meh)

Doctor who is about a time traveler and his assistant (always a girl????) who go on adventures to different galaxies. The series has a mix a humor, terror, adventure and, unfortunately cliff hangers. Most of the episodes, in fact ALL of the episodes have aliens in them. That is not to surprising considering that the Doctor himself is an alien. He looks much like a human, but he has two hearts, is MUCH SMARTER than an average human. Oh yeah, he can also regenerate. In the doctor's case regeneration means that if he is in a situation where he is about to die he regenerates the doctor will changes his appearance and personality. Each time that happens he is played by a different actor I'm currently on David Tennant. Last thing, most of you are probably wondering, why are you calling him the doctor? That's because no one except the doctor knows his true name.

How long have you been interested in it?

Probably since  I was nine. That was when dad introduced it to me. It is 'kinda a family tradition that dad watches it with whoever is nine. It started with Elizabeth and hopefully will happen with Marama as well. 

David Tennant's catchphrase  

What is so great about it?

THE INTRO! Every time we start an episode I just stare at the T.V and my face just moves along with the tardis (the police box). I do not react to ANYTHING before the intro is over. To this day I don't know why my family think I'm weird. Apart from that I love the perfect balance of humor and action. The show leaves you sitting on the edge of your seat and will stay with you long after its finished. The characters are believable and interesting, each plot is better than the last. And don't even get me started on the plot twists! The show is perfect for anyone who likes being scared out of their mind one second, rolling around on the floor with laughter the next. 

Today's fun fact is..... 

(Drum roll please)

The 50-star American flag was designed by an Ohio high school student for a class project. His teacher originally gave him a B–.

Well that's all for my favorite all for my blog post ever,
Kate                          

The topic is topic:3

ℋello, hello, HELLO
Okay guys its a new week which means A NEW POST! *yay, happiness, joy.* Today's topic is TOPIC😋! Well at school for the last few weeks we have been learning about evolution and adaptation. Focusing mostly mainly on Galapagos Islands, when evolution is proceeding at an AMAZING rate! Well on to the Q&A;

What you have learned/thought more about in our

Adaptation & Evolution topic?  

#Firstbookyouneedtoread
(the first book)

Urrrrr, I already knew a bit about the Islands and a little about evolution but I never knew about survival of the fittest or that Charles Darwin went to Galapagos Islands. I've also learnt a lot about the animals there.

What would you like to learn more about in the next few weeks?

Well I'm not sure if this fits in with the topic but migration.....?

Today's fun fact is........

(drum roll please)

In Japan letting a sumo wrestler make your baby dry is considered good luck!  

Well that is today's VERY VERY short post,

L-I-O-N-B-L-A-Z-E OUT!!