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Hi, I'm spamtams. This is my blog for my English Enriched class!
I hope you like whatever (hopefully) lovely banter I post here. ENJOY.

Hi, I'm spamtams. This is my blog for my English Enriched class!
I hope you like whatever (hopefully) lovely banter I post here. ENJOY.

Fun Facts (That I will hopefully update from time to time!):

1. I am excellent at making a whole lot of nothing sound intelligent. There is a particular term for this but it has slipped my mind.
2. I enjoy playing guitar and piano in my spare time to relieve stress. So if you hear me plonking it out on the piano, I'm probably having a bad day.
3. I am pesco-vegetarian, which means I do not eat meat, but continue to eat seafood.

Here are my awesome blog buddies, put here for convenience's sake. I suggest you check them out, I find it fascinating to see each individual's take on the exact same assignment. ( :

★ They be bloggin' ★ Kim ★ Daniel ★ Fiona ★ David ★ Andrew K ★ Teddy ★ Johnathan ★ Michelle ★ Ethan ★ Geraldine ★ Selina ★ Natalie ★ Vincent ★ Jessica ★ Angela ★ Jonathan ★ Louie ★ Ray ★ Roena ★ Marena ★ Mila ★ Andrew Y ★ Francis ★ Linda

Current Book of Interest: Pride & Prejudice
Available at the library.
Have you ever been quick to judge someone based on a first, second, third encounter? Have you ever regretted making those judgments further down the road?
These are the kind of problems Elizabeth Bennet faces in Georgian England.

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          There is a certain and rather common belief that every child's mind begins pure. Initially, their slate is clean; mind void of any corrupt ideas or malicious ways. Morals will later be established they make their own experiences in life, their decisions reflected by the certain morals and values they uphold.

          I completely agree with this theory: Through life's experiences are morals built. Additionally, values play into the morals which furthermore affect consequent choices. By weighing one value against an another, we can form an aphorism which makes or breaks a decision. For example, when our class took part in the dilemna activity, each group had to incorporate each of their own morals to come to a final conclusion for each scenario. The absolute verdict is determined by boiling all the options down to two, considering the high and lows of each choice and choosing the lesser evil of the two.

          So yes, morals are not innate, but learned through experience. Through ordeals and trial and error are these morals established; the less important ones trashed for those of higher value and importance.

OH HAI THERE, FELLOW ENGLISH ENRICHED PEEPS ★ Efficacy (Y) over Beauty (N) ★ A First Impressions Paragraph about Elizabeth Benn... ★ My Take on his Twenty Percent ★ September 2010 ★ October 2010 ★ November 2010 ★ December 2010 ★