Blog #4

The rain drips down from the ceiling like the sands of time.
Each one, to its own rhythm, and having no rhyme.


Our life is like a raindrop, each person's unique.
Some people are kind, and others turn their cheek.


The rain is guided by the wind
As God guides us with a loving grin


However, we must obey the wind or we may be turned to snow
Just as we stray from God, our hearts turn cold as God cries no...

Blog #3

William Bradford played a large in the colony at Plymouth.  After the death of John Carver in 1621, whom at the time was the governor, William Bradford took his position.  He was elected Governor of the Plymouth Colony, and served until shortly before he died.  He suggested that there be a board of people elected every year to have the position of power.  He was very kind, and smart with the Indians, and because of this, it relieved the tension between them.  He also wrote the History of Plymouth Plantation.  Overall, he was a very important person in the Plymouth colony, and played a large role.

Blog number 2

This is a picture of Jamestown, and to me it is not accurate.  They were not very successful, especially at first. A proper picture to describe what it was like would be people dying everywhere.  This picture portrays that it went smoothly, when in fact, 70% of the people who went there died.  Also, I do not see any Indians in this picture.  That is also a big mistake since they were a large part of this culture.  They are also missing the fort that they built around the entire place.  So to me, this picture is not accurate at all.