From Left to Right:

1) My dog (top picture) 

2) Red Converse; have been to the moon and back with me (not really)

3) Bracelet; has given me the best luck

4) Laptop; has all my stories and whatnot

5) Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows; first book I've ever cried reading

6) Journal; doubles as my diary, has letters from my best friend ever in it, etc.

7) Drawings; fashion designs that I've drawn

8) Wallet; makeshift wallet, necessity

9) iPod; another necessity

10) Cellular Device; not pictured here

This is based on The Burning House, a blog that has interesting people take a picture of the things that they would bring with them if their house was on fire, and then a short explanation why (sometimes) (and family members don't count) (but pets do) (it has to be stuff you can carry with you). The Classroom Dictator had us do this. Supposedly it's supposed to tell you important things about a person. Unfortunately we were only allowed to include ten items. If my house was really burning, I'd try and bring more than what I put here.

My ELA Project (For Jane Eyre)

Well, we're supposed to come up with ideas for our own Jane Eyre written project (yeah, we read Jane Eyre... and it was amazing. Just saying.). So, well, what to do? 

I was thinking something along the lines of a play or screenplay (pretty much the same thing) of a bunch of people discussing the book Jane Eyre, hitting the most important points of the book and therefore being withing the requirements normally wanted by Mr. C. (AKA: Classroom Dictator). 

What's his opinion on this idea? I don't know yet, because he would need to tell me. I'm no mind reader, contrary to popular belief.