Friday, August 9, 2019
Having a Peanut and Tree Nut Allergy in the Grand Scheme of Allergies
Living with a peanut allergy is bad, but in the grand scheme of allergies it honestly doesn’t suck. Yes, I could be hospitalized if I consumed a peanut of tree nut. Yes, I don’t like the taste of nuts. Yes, when you are at restaurants and you ask “No peanuts or tree nuts in the food right?” though in return the waiter responds “Extra peanuts! Yes free to get extra!” It is very/extremely alarming. On the other hand, it is not the worse allergy to have. Think about it, nut allergies are probably the most acknowledged allergy in the whole world. I mean, people even made non-peanut peanut butter. Though can you imagine how bad it would be if you had a grass allergy. You basically couldn’t play sports or any kind of activity on the grass with skin exposes without getting a rash. And what about shrimp allergies, because although you can probably tell when a dish has shrimp in it…you could be at a seafood restaurant or even hibachi palace! That stuff could be airborne! It’s dangerous! Finally, I am just glad I am not allergic to gluten because gluten-free food is pure rubbish.
Wait a minute! Hersheypark a real thing.
Earlier in time, this week my parents decided to reward us with an exhilarating vacation to Hersheypark. At first, I believed it was just another amusement park. I would have a mildly awesome time. But I soon found out the only positive attribute to this trip was the length. Thankfully only two days. But first let me tell you, I was so excited to go. No, I legitimately felt excitement. Minimal at that, but the anticipation was there. I was of the belief that this would be a corny Six Flags like trip. Though when we arrived I was sorely mistaken by the false advertisement. Six Flags is different because it realises it sucks compartes to Disney World and doesn’t even try to make their own mascot and stuff. They just get the rights to a few superheroes and makes rides after their names that literally all look the same at a significant distance. Hersheypark on the other hand, well let me tell you. Hersheypark (wait a minute let me just point out the fact I had to rewrite “Hershey Park” which is how I originally wrote it to “Hersheypark” because right now I just realises that is how you actually spell the amusement park name) tries to make Mickey Mouse like persona built reputation characters with these corny candy bars they make as the park’s mascots. Why do single (expendable) candy bars they make get to be the park’s mascot. They literally make thousands every single day and only one of each type of candy gets to be their mascot. Outrageous is the only way to describe it.
Saturday, March 23, 2019
"Lion Down" Analysis Lincoln Stone Political Influence/Power
In the novel “Lion Down” by Stuart Gibbs on page 56 the author compiled, “He wasn’t the kind of person you wanted to get angry at you. If we did, he could cause all kinds of trouble for us.” This conveys, to the reader the sheer magnitude of Lincoln Stone’s political influence/power. For instance, Lincoln threatened Tommy with his boss as well. The sad part was that Lincoln could actually ruin ommy’s and his boss’s career with the snap of his chubby little. Lincoln didn’t even earn his political clout the right way. He just started ranting on a radio one day and became famous. Thus, even though he didn’t earn his influence properly (he still has it) make sure to still watch out!!!
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