Hi.
I'm kind of torn between wanting you to never read this.....and.....hoping you read this so that you'll understand my....situation better.
So you know how....on November 9th, 2016, I was performing for the Remembrance day assembly, and I made the wise decision to come back to your class after the show ended, even though I had the freedom to take the rest of the block off?
Remember that?
Yeah? Good.
So.
Showing posts with label song. Show all posts
Showing posts with label song. Show all posts
Monday, November 14, 2016
Monday, November 30, 2015
Songs and Their Meanings...
Hello peoples! So...being the average sixteen year old girl I am, I listen to music. Well, I don't listen to music from my phone or ipod...no earbuds for me...apparently they're bad for my ears. These ears of mine have to last me my whole life.
Here's a little fact for you...or a few pieces of facts...did you know that you have this organ in your ear called the cochlea? And in this cochlea, you have thousands of hair cells (neural receptors) that detect sound and convey them to your brain? Without these very important hair cells to convey sounds to electrical signals, you CAN'T hear.
And here's the best part, ready?
These hair cells do NOT regenerate. Meaning: you damage them, and they're never going to magically revive themselves...they won't go though mitosis and grow again. They won't.
These hair cells are so easy to damage. Too easy...they can be damaged by loud explosions, or continuous exposure to loud sounds. Allow me to list some examples for you...
...so assuming I live a long life (I'm hoping for at least 80?) I want to take good care of them. But, even though I may not constantly have earbuds plugged in my ear, I do however, love listening to the radio...
Here's a little fact for you...or a few pieces of facts...did you know that you have this organ in your ear called the cochlea? And in this cochlea, you have thousands of hair cells (neural receptors) that detect sound and convey them to your brain? Without these very important hair cells to convey sounds to electrical signals, you CAN'T hear.
And here's the best part, ready?
These hair cells do NOT regenerate. Meaning: you damage them, and they're never going to magically revive themselves...they won't go though mitosis and grow again. They won't.
These hair cells are so easy to damage. Too easy...they can be damaged by loud explosions, or continuous exposure to loud sounds. Allow me to list some examples for you...
- playing in a band
- attending loud concerts
- lawnmowers
- and let's not forget the most important one: listening to music through earbuds or headphones for extended periods of time...
...so assuming I live a long life (I'm hoping for at least 80?) I want to take good care of them. But, even though I may not constantly have earbuds plugged in my ear, I do however, love listening to the radio...
Saturday, September 12, 2015
My Ex-Neighbours
Hello people! Today is one of those days where I found some time on my hands, and have decided to catch up on some posts, I've left in drafts since June 17...so. Without further ado...The Actual Post
Today, while I was bored in French, I thought I would do some writing. So...what should I write about? Life? School? Life in general? Books? Hmm...how about...neighbours. My neighbours, specifically? Yesss...
Today, while I was bored in French, I thought I would do some writing. So...what should I write about? Life? School? Life in general? Books? Hmm...how about...neighbours. My neighbours, specifically? Yesss...
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