A Famous Person That I Would Spend the Day With Is...

If I could meet any famous person it would be James Cordan because to me he is a very funny and interesting person. I like how in his talk show, The Late Late Show, he always to be excited or happy to do things with well known celebrity's. Like one thing I like in his show is when he does Carpool with singers which he will interview them about recent events and sing some songs together of that singer. He very good at what he does and if I was to ever spend the day with him I would like to interview with One Direction again since last time they've seen each other they have a really fun time. I'd also be able to finally meet One Direction liked I've always dreamed of doing. If I was to ask him about anything, I would like for him to explain to me on how does he know which type of questions to ask to his guest of the show. I could he keep happiness around when they're talking about a serious topic. I think James Cordan is worth meeting because he brings joy to everyone who's near because a lot of people including me need that in their lives. I also think James is worth meeting because he also encourages people to persevere in things that person is doing so that they can have a good life just like he does which is having people by his side and doing what he loves.

Happiness is...

1.) Taking pictures
2.) Reading on Wattpad
3.)Going to my local pizza parlor
4.)Going to my friends house
5.)Playing my instrument
6.) Listening to my favorite music
7.) Watching movies
8.) Spending time with family
9.)  Eating
10.) Going out/Having fun

Message With A Commercial

The best commercial I saw from the Super Bowl was the Mercedes Commercial-"Born to be Wild". I liked this one because the message seemed as if the father was trying to figure out words to tell his daughter on how usually people think that men are better then women that a women's education and opinion would be less valid then a man while she is in a car race competing boys. But during the commercial it doesn't exactly say but the father says, " No, I can tell her that there can be a change." This part simply states from overall the whole video that us young girls are the next generation. We will prove our true position in the world to society that will bring people to the unexpected. We are just as intelligent and strong and whatever standards there are to be a superhero just like men are. Gender or race simply doesn't matter in this world because it doesn't support us with or actions in changing the world into a better place.

Learning From Our Arguments

The most terrible arguments I have been in are the ones that include my mom because it would mostly start off by our opinions about a topic being totally different from each other which we can become very defending about. These arguments can be so stressful that at the end we would still upset with each other and it'd take a couple of days for us to forgive each other. Though me and my mom have these arguments where we understand each other's opinions and where they come from. At the first she can summarize how I'm feeling about something that's going on in the house. Often from an argument I'll learn that I can't really fight with my mom because not only it's wrong but she's going to know more then me do to experiences in her life. If I need to go to her for advice I can because she's been my age before. She knows how to handle things better then I can.

Take it or Leave it?

    What was the best advice someone has given you? Did you use the advice? Did it help? The best advice I have gotten was from my mom saying to me just because one individual or a whole group thinks negatively about you and what you do doesn't mean you have to be effected by it. Yeah, we all have our limits but someone's negative opinion shouldn't hurt another. Leave the negativity with the negative mind. This advice my mom gave me did help me a lot growing up because often when I was younger a lot of kids would think poorly of me and when they would see my reaction to it they'd use it against me. After a while I'd often used her advice and it felt like all the negativity had stopped in my world because I was technically blocking it from my mind which I still do. When a person says something to me I don't like I ignore because we all have opinions and we can't change that. Now I'm carry this advice so strongly that I physically don't look effected by it. I didn't look or feel vulnerable like I used to instead I developed into a mature teen that can handle opinions more then a regular teen can at this time of age.