Aryan’s Daily Writing Journal

How do I get out??? Once I did a very horrible crime: breaking into the WHITE HOUSE. I know I know it is a silly thing to do. But what made me writing was what my sentence was: life imprisonment.   Once the guards/police found me wrestling with a dead bolted door (probably trump’s office) they made me faint somehow and when I woke up, I was THERE. You might be wondering where “there” is well let me tell you: A MAZE.     Not the type of one like that cute little tunnel playset uncle Bob sent you: a real maze!! Dead ends, ways, traps… all that can make you go crazy. It looked like I had been dropped by a helicopter on jagged stone headfirst because my head throbbed. I tried to climb the stone aaaaaaaand… I slipped… ON MY DARN HEAD!!!!   Owchies! And immediately I fainted.   When I regained consciousness, it was morning, and a whole watermelon had crashed on to: you already know… MY BIG HEAD! Welp, I guess that’s my brekkie. Today I thought I’d do ...

I fight but I am not human, I shoot stuff, but I don't fly. What am I?? A Tank OF COURSE! Today I am wearing out, I can't stand another day of fighting! They made me shoot exactly  1,835,762,283 caliber shells per minute. I don't know what they did with me next because I  "crashed out". When I woke up everyone was in deep battle, I asked my friend AVNH-17647 what was  going on: "well" he said "the humans need some aah.... backup, so we are working with extra power things connected to us..." He showed me his fuel filling tank which was given  to all the tanks in battle. I watched as a fighter from our team (UK) charged at an enemy and shot him. I sarcastically  muttered "go enemy cheesebrains!!!" soon I found my position and again I started to  deplete Our warriors were doing good they slashed, hacked, hit, and shot at the enemy. 7 YEARS LATER... I fought like I had never fought before and did not notice a tank trap I fell ...

  Maria Salomea Sklodowska (or Marie Curie) was born on November 7, 1867. She was born in Warsaw, Poland and died on July 4, 1934.   Curie’s parents were teachers who valued education. But women in Poland could not get university degrees. So, Maria and her sister, Bronislawa, saved enough money to study physics, chemistry, and mathematics in France. In 1891 Maria entered the Sorbonne, a university in Paris, then she began calling herself Marie.   Some of Curie’s achievements were the Davy Medal, the Matteucci Medal,   the Albert Medal, the Willard Gibbs Award , and the Cameron Prize.   Curie’s main achievements were two Nobel Prize The 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of radioactivity, and the 1911 Nobel Prize for Chemistry for the isolation of pure radium. Also she was the first woman to win a Nobel prize in two different fields. Curie did not realise that working with radioactive material could make her very sick so she died of leukemi...