Jessica Rausmussen

Dr. Jessica B. T. Rasmussen is a former teacher at Leander ISD. She teaches Biology and Principles of Technology. She loves children! She was my mentor at the University of Texas Elementary School. She was AWESOME!
Ms. Jessica was very inspirational and helpful. I admire her for all her qualities! She loved animals, she was a vegetarian, she used to be a geologist at The Jackson School of Geosciences. Let me tell you a little about Ms. Jessica's career as a Geologists!

That was AWESOME! She worked with rocks! I mean you may think those rocks you see on your playground or when you are walking home, I'm talking quartz, lapilli tuff,vitric tuff, and keratophyre! She has been to many places including Chile, Mexico, New Mexico, China, and all over the world! She even brought me a necklace made of Jade! It was gorgeous! It had the imprint of a monkey. I loved it!

And the odd thing was we shared the same interests! We both love animals, Twilight, plants, and reading! It is so cool! Whenever she came we would walk around in the garden and point out things. We would talk, watch movies, and play games. On rare occasions she would bring her Nintendo DS and play ''educational" games. Hehe!

Ms. Jessica is a wonderful role model and has a gorgeous personality! She is a beautiful person. She is a great inspiration for anyone who needs a friend! Thank You Ms. Jessica for everything!

Crash.... Burn..... Around......

Elizabeth Fish was driving down the road when a cop car suddenly pulled her over. "Step Out of the car mam." His partner was asking Derek (my partner) all of these suspicious questions. He started to search the car and suddenly pulled out a capsule of white powder from my purse and the officer alerted for back-up. I was then surrounded by twenty parole cars. I was recited my rights and had a lake of tears Next thing I know I am escorted to a jail cell in a neon green suit. I'm soon set on a bail and probation. I am released and asked to give a urine sample and I was tested for drugs. The test came back positive and my child is then taken from me and given to my Mother. She has custody and I am able to see her on certain days. I was terrified and yet I was stupid enough to continue.......... Later I quit and now I am back on my feet. My story is truly a miracle.

I heard about this from www.drugfree.org

It was about a mother and her struggle to care for her child.

It happened in Iowa

http://www.drugfree.org/Portal/Stories/Mothers_Dangerous_Little_Helper

The Best Advice

The Best Advice I have ever received would probably be from my parents although my friends give me advice it always isn't helpful.

My parents always give me fantastic advice. In academics or family sometimes even friends. They give me a lot of inspirational, strong, and kiss-up advice! :) They love me very much and would do everything in there power to help and encourage me! They always tell me things like "Listen To Your Heart!", "Your too smart for that Val", or "Where ever you are you'll always shine and never try to put yourself down think about the good things!"

My friends tell me things like "Yeah go right ahead!", or "Don't believe That!", or "No, Yes, Maybe?" and by listing to them I usually get in trouble! But then again sometimes they give me great advice and/or encouragement. Also my cousins and sisters give me good advice on usually academics or friends.

If I had to pick the top three it would probably be like this..........................

1. Listen To your Heart and take your own path


2. Don't be a follower


3. Where ever you are you'll always shine! You stick out to me like a Hot Pink star in a patch of white stars.

VALERIE

Geek, Passionate, Stubborn, Joyful

Daughter of Janie and John

Who Loves Family, Animals, Soccer

Who Feels Laughter, Care, Pain, Adored

Who Needs Peace, Sleep, Love, Achievement

Who Wonders Why?, How?, When?, Who?, What?

Who Fears Snakes, The Dark

Who Likes Being around friends, Reading, Animals, Soccer

Who Believes The Sky is the Limit

Who Dreams To become a Veterinarian and a Professional Soccer Player

FLORES

Sticky Situations

Sticky Situations

"Sticky Situations" for me would be trying to avoid telling an adult about a disagreement. Why? Because I like to be right and prove my point and doing that involves needing someone by my side.

It is very important to learn how to handle things maturely, intelligently, and on your own. In life you will get teased or bullied and sometimes you can learn how to deal with it on your own. Unless an adult is necessary.

Here are some tips to help you avoid telling ann adult about your disagreements:

1. Try to make a mature solution


2. Ignore rude comments from the "bully"


3. Express your inner thoughts to the "bully"


4. Be gentle with the situation


5. Propose a "treaty" to find a solution


6. Respect the "bully" and there suggestions


7. Listen to the "bully"


8. Talk to one another


9. Ignore threats and swings


10. Be open to all solutions and descisions


11. Stay strong

CrAzY cHic

I would like to make a change in my community that will help not only the residents ,but the Earth as well. One of the changes I would like to make is to stop thee influence in the drugs and alchol. Another change to my community would be the graffiti and the unprofessional friendly way it looks, because I would like my community more welcoming. And the final change would be the trash and littering around the area.
The world changes would include decreasing the amount of natural resources used daily, monthly, and yearly. Another change would be the citizen fairness, I think that non-citizens should be given a chance to become citizens with a time period of 1-3 months.
It's important because if we would not like to go through the same process the dinosaurs did I suggest that we start to control the population, trash, littering, pollution, and natural resource use.
I will alert the community and start a petition like a survey to control the problems.