English

My portofolio has all the writing I did in this class. I improved in my writing skills by learing what are the things that i enjoy most to write about and how much detail i like to add in my writeing. the onlything i wished I improved is all the gramer errors and spelling. as well as how to keep my self in to the story towards the end of the essay i was doing. My favorite essay that we had to do was the Scary Story essay. This is my favorite essay is the sacary story because it used all my imagingation and I just like writing story like that i think they are really fun to write about. and there is no stoping how much or how little to write about. thats whay it was my favorite eassay. my least favoite was the Gold Rush essay. I didn't really like this essay because I didn't really like the topic. another reason why i didn't like this essay as much as the other ones is beacuse i didn't put as much detal as i did to some of my other essay since i didn't have much time to work with it. The essay that i thought was the easiesy is the Personal Essay. This was the easiest because it came straight form my heart. and it was personal and a topic I like to share with others becuase I feel so like to have someone so special like that in my life at this age so young. The High School Survival Guide essay was the difficult one beacuse. I think it was pointless and it was a little hard to come up with stuff to write about. thats why i did not really like this essay.

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Food: $631.20 Gas: $120.25 Hotel: $140.61 Jetskis: $275.00 JFK Library: $48.00 Sports Museum: $16.00 New England Aquarium: $184.74 The Opera House (Jersey Boys): $40.00 Fenway Tour: $48.00 Red Sox Game: $250.00 Total: $ 1753.80 Spent. Money left $ 1046.20

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Day 3. Got ut at 9:00 to eat at a well known breakfast place in Boston. $ 30.00 Then we drove for half an hour. Stoped half way there to get gas. $20.00 We waited to get in the Isavella Stewart Gardner Museum. waited at least 30 min. since we got there early. We saw all the beautiful art work there. Ate lunch at **Mike's Pizza** Then went to the New England aquarium. Then went to the hotel to rest up and to freshen up for dinner. then we ate at the Oceana. $132.00 After dinner we wnet back to the hotel. to swim in the pool. then went to sleep for the next day.

Panoramic harbor views distinguish Oceana at the Boston Marriott Long Wharf hotel, while a plush décor recalls the glamorous age of classic cruise ships. Diners can relax in the spacious dining room, shaped like a ship’s bow, or enjoy sea breezes on the lovely seasonal terrace.

Day 4 Got up at 10:30 ate a late breakfast at the hotel. after breakfast we went to the JFK Library and Museum. then we went to Rubins Deil. $41.25 then went to the Sports museum. then went walking around the central park there. Went to eat at $157.00

Franklin Café
The Franklin is loved by locals and travellers alike. It's friendly and hip - a fantastic spot for people-watching. The food is New American comfort food prepared by a gourmet chef: pan seared local cod with lima bean succotash and sage brown butter or roasted turkey meatloaf with spiced fig gravy and chive mashed potatoes. then drove back to the hotle to get some rest for the next day.

The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is dedicated to the memory of our nation's thirty-fifth president and to all those who through the art of politics seek a new and better world. Located on a ten-acre park, overlooking the sea that he loved and the city that launched him to greatness, the Library stands as a vibrant tribute to the life and times of John F. Kennedy.

The Sports Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization, dedicated to using sports to teach the values of leadership, respect, and cooperation to our youth while honoring leading citizens and athletes of New England. The Sports Museum preserves and showcases the distinctly rich sports heritage of New England through an unparalleled collection of artifacts, multimedia, works of art and interactive exhibits.

Day 5 8:30 got up. then drove to the gass station and paid 20.00 then drove to go see the

The John Hancock Tower is the tallest building in New England, and stands sleekly on its own in Copley Square, away from the high-rise area of Boston's downtown. Despite is enormity in its local area, its presence is made less overpowering by its pure, crystal-like geometry and reflecting glass skin. The dominant view when you are close to the building is of the nearby historical buildings reflected with subtle distortions of color and shape in the Hancock Tower's glass.

then had some luch at the Emmets Irish Pub. $37.80

Irish Trail is a self-guided, three mile walking tour that takes you through Boston's downtown, North End, Beacon Hill and Back Bay. You'll learn about famous politicians, artists, matriarchs and war heroes, part of a rich tradition of rebellion, leadership and triumph that personifies the Boston Irish. All of the memorials are in public spaces and accessible to visitors. Irish memorial sites outside the map area of downtown Boston are accessible by vehicle or public transportation.

then we at Dinner at Mooo a fanciy rasturant. $187.00 ANd sleept early for the long day that a wahlt us the nxt moring,

Day 6 Fenway park took a tour $ 48.00

Day 7

In Boston operates four historic theatres in downtown Boston: The Colonial Theatre, The Wilbur Theatre, The newly-restored Opera House and The Charles Playhouse. Each theatre has been carefully restored to its historic splendor and upgraded to enhance the modern theatre-going experience and facilitate the newest blockbuster Broadway musicals. The Opera House is just one of many Boston area tourist attractions and other things to do in Boston. MustSeeBoston.com is your online Boston travel guide.