Olivia's English Blog: Jelousy and relationships

 Prompt Response: When I was younger, I used to be very good friends with this girl. We used to hang out every single day after school and we would tell each other everything. After a little while, I began to notice some of her habits. One of which was when she would steal some of the things I would say or retell a joke that I told and pass it off as her own. This used to make me very mad and I decided that I didn't want this to keep happening so I distanced myself from her. Over time, we both matured and we're good friends as of now. I've seen Jelousy do much worse in relationships so I like to consider myself lucky.

Summary: Today in class we started on a project about a short Native American story about a boy with a Jelous father. There are so many elements to the story and project.

Review: Today, I learned that some native American stories have to be reread a few times to understand the theme or even what is going on in the story. 

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