The Pros And Cons Of Watching The Goonies
Watching the Goonies was a good experience, in class was actually the first time i’ve ever seen
the full movie. The goonies went on an adventure to find riches and save their homes, if I knew I was
going to lose my home I would do everything I could to help save it. Obviously, life isn’t exactly the
same way it is in the movie, I can’t just go on a random treasure hunt and come across jewels and gold.
In reality, it would depend on how close me and my family are to losing the house to where I distinguish
which measures I have to take. If I was told that my home was going to be taken from me I would feel
devastated, a home is the most important thing, not only is it a roof over your head but it’s where you
grew up. The home is …show more content…
If I had enough money to make a change in our school I would definitely change the hours up.
80% of high school students get less than 8 hours of sleep every night before going to school. The
students are sleeping in class and if they aren’t they are zombie mode all day. They stay in school longer
than how long they sleep. Doing schoolwork on little sleep also has negative effects, people who take
quizzes, tests and exams while sleepy are more likely to flunk than a student who had 8+ hours of sleep
the night prior to the assignment. I would also change the lunches in school. Half the time schools are
saying they are providing basic nutrition and wellness for their students with their meals but really it is a
sandwich, a serving of fruit and greens, and milk. I don’t know too much about health and nutrition but
for some reason I always thought that meal was not really doing the job, especially for growing
teenagers that most likely skip breakfast every day.
I think the developers thought it was okay to take people’s homes away because it is almost
necessary in some occasions to do so. People go on for months without paying their bills sometimes
the full movie. The goonies went on an adventure to find riches and save their homes, if I knew I was
going to lose my home I would do everything I could to help save it. Obviously, life isn’t exactly the
same way it is in the movie, I can’t just go on a random treasure hunt and come across jewels and gold.
In reality, it would depend on how close me and my family are to losing the house to where I distinguish
which measures I have to take. If I was told that my home was going to be taken from me I would feel
devastated, a home is the most important thing, not only is it a roof over your head but it’s where you
grew up. The home is …show more content…
If I had enough money to make a change in our school I would definitely change the hours up.
80% of high school students get less than 8 hours of sleep every night before going to school. The
students are sleeping in class and if they aren’t they are zombie mode all day. They stay in school longer
than how long they sleep. Doing schoolwork on little sleep also has negative effects, people who take
quizzes, tests and exams while sleepy are more likely to flunk than a student who had 8+ hours of sleep
the night prior to the assignment. I would also change the lunches in school. Half the time schools are
saying they are providing basic nutrition and wellness for their students with their meals but really it is a
sandwich, a serving of fruit and greens, and milk. I don’t know too much about health and nutrition but
for some reason I always thought that meal was not really doing the job, especially for growing
teenagers that most likely skip breakfast every day.
I think the developers thought it was okay to take people’s homes away because it is almost
necessary in some occasions to do so. People go on for months without paying their bills sometimes