Wednesday, April 4, 2012

The Unwritten Rules of Being the Youngest

Sibling! by Gus Dahlberg
Sibling!, a photo by Gus Dahlberg on Flickr.

I'm pretty sure that is how my siblings felt when they found out they were having a baby brother. There a are a couple of rules that siblings and parents use on the youngest kid.

The older ones get to pick on you. They know you are smaller than them so they can control you. When I was younger I always believed what my brother said. He told me some really dumb stuff but I guess he had that kind of authority and face that made me believe him. One of my sisters is really bossy and she is always bossing me around. A lot of times I listen to her but lately I have been resisting. Now she bribes me with money. They also beat you up and give you noogies. They tickle and beat me up so I am screaming and laughing at the same time. The others just sit and watch.

Your siblings always tell you how easy you have had it. They tell you how they didn't have cellphones when they were growing up. They tell you stories of how mom would make them eat stuff they didn't like such as chicken soup and chow mein. They also tell you that she made you eat all your vegetables. They say that they couldn't watch all those TV shows when they were my age.

You are supposedly the spoiled one. Maybe its because your parents already have kids so they know what not to do. Maybe your siblings say that because they don't like that you are now in the limelight. Maybe because you are the last kid and they don't want you to grow up. They aren't ready for the last kid to grow up.

It kind of sucks to be last one.

the unwritten rules of video games

 In video games there are a few thing that thy don't tell you up front. These are the unwritten rules.

1st unwritten rule is that someone is going to be better than you if you play online but if you play offline the computers still put out there best and it's pretty tough

2nd is that it is suppose to take time so if you have to go in a hurry play a card game or something.

3rd is games get boring so switch it up every so often because the most entertaining game can be boring

4th never ignore doing something else the video games are cool but it not that important to procrastinate  something else over.

5th and final the story line of the game is the best part

The Unwritten Rules of Niceness

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So, there are many rules in life. One subject that has a lot of rules, is the art of being nice! I love to be nice, it's fun! Sometimes, though, during bad days and/or times, I'm not very nice. Lately, I've been quite mean because it's been a rough few weeks. I know, though, that there are a couple rules to niceness that aren't written, you just already assume them and follow along with what your thoughts say.


Flaws are Flaws
Like Taylor Swift once said in her song "Mean", "You, have pointed out my flaws again as if I don't already see them..." One thing I hate, if not the most, is when people call out other peoples' flaws. Like, seriously, thanks for informing me that my hair looks stupid, now go take a hike, with "your words like knives and swords and weapons that you use against me" (Swift, "Mean"). It's rude because people didn't choose to have the features people call "ugly", God just granted it to them, and they should feel happy with it, because as I've heard more than enough times, perfect things don't exist. Not pointing out flaws is unwritten because people who want to be nice, and are nice, just don't naturally do that. Nice people point out the good things about you, like flaws, because those are just as perfect. So for now on, go laugh at gilded butterflies, not humans.

Help one when help is needed
Helping people is a huge step towards niceness. Well, because, it's just nice. If you see someone struggling, some tend to help out of instinct. Others usually just sit and watch. Do you know what they call people who help those in need? Nice! Helping out is usually something you just do because you're just used to being helpful. Also, it's unwritten because there shouldn't be a literal rule that states to help, because then that's not being nice, it's just following orders. Following orders isn't fun, and fun doesn't lead to becoming nice, it leads to becoming mean.


Be friends with equally nice people
Friends are awesome, truly, but nice friends are even more awesome. Being friends with a person who is super nice will help you to become just as equally nice, because niceness is contagious. I have a friend, the most bubbliest, happiest, nicest person I've probably ever known. Her niceness has rubbed off on me in a great way, because I want to be just as spontaneous as she. I think reading books gets you prepped up for looking for friends because you see a lot of scenarios the characters go through with friends and people they associate with. Seeing how people act in books can help you figure out what character a person could be like in real life, based on their actions. So read! Reading is also nice.

Now go out and be nice, kiddo!

The unwritten rules of.... NOODLES


Photo by: heath_bar

Noodles... What else would I write about? Not just noodles, but Cup of noodles. The cup of noodles is both delicious and affordable. Eating it is like eating a 5 star meal. Well that’s my on personal opinion. Know if you are going to eat cup of noodles in public, you are going to have to follow these simple rules.

The soup
Normally everyone thinks you should eat the soup, but NO ONE does. It is like that rule everyone sort of just follows. Personally I think the soup is just there to give the noodles a sense of taste.

The actual cooking time
When I eat noodles, I normally eat in less than 3 minutes. Just like the amount of time it supposedly takes to cook. But that statement is clearly wrong. It takes 3 minutes for the actual noodle to cook. But you have to boil the water, and that takes about 5 more minutes. So all together it takes 8 minutes.

How you act
I hate when people take their time to eat. Just eat and get it over it. I act like a beast when eating noodles. Sometimes I feel like I am a Chubby Asian Bird. In my opinion you should act like a Chubby Asian Bird whenever eating cup of noodles.

What to eat with it
Normally I eat cup of noodles with kool-aid. If I am out of it I just drink water. Along with my beverage I might eat it with American toast, or if it is in season Chubby Asian Bird.

How to eat it
Most people (people that are not Asian) eat the cup of noodles with a fork. You should definitely if you have it, eat it with chopsticks. That is how I picture the cup of noodles being eaten. If you have chopsticks and still eat it with a fork, then you should be eaten by a Chubby Asian Bird.

Follow these rules and you will be successful and not get eaten by a Chubby Asian Bird.
Quick note..... How many Chubby Asian Birds did you spot on this post? Guess right and not get eaten by a Chubby Asian Bird....

The Words That Aren't Written

The latest spark in the music industry is a British band called One Direction. I, am attending their concert on June 8th in San Diego, and there are some un-written rules that people should know when going to a concert.
First of all, you never ever should wear nice clothes, or white. When at concerts, especially concerts that are easy to dance too, things such as drinks, food, makeup, etc. can be spilled on you. If you wear a really nice, expensive outfit or white clothes, it will ruin them within the secong it gets spilled on.
Secondly, you never tell anyone to be quiet or sit down. It is a guarentee that you will either beaten up, or most likely yelled at which could lead to you getting beaten up. The best thing to do is stay to yourself and the people you know, and stay away from anything that can lead to something more.
And lastly, never sing louder then the artist who is singing. It will cause you to have more eyes on you then the main artist performing and dirty looks with be continuous. Which can lead to you getting beaten up. Haha just kidding. But really, stay at a level to where you can hear yourself, but no one else can.
There are many un-written rules at a concert. And if you don't decide to abide by them, then, depening what concert you are at, things will get out of hand. So be quiet, dress appropriately, and don't talk to strangers! Have fun!!
photo by: donkeyjacket45

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

I'm your biggest fan

Everyone has to love or be obssed with a band,actors or actress, and movie. They call those types of people fans or supporters. If you want to know more on fans. I remember the first band I was a fan of it was back in elementry, it was the jonas brothers. Anyways in the present I'm a big fan of one direction and justin bieber. There is so many types of fan like directioners,beliebers,lovatic, and twihards etc. There is at least three unwritten rules of being a fan.


  1. You have to go to google everyday to search for what your a big fan of.
  2. Always talk about the band or movie you love.
  3. Lastly your never too obssed with whatever you love!!!

  Remeber all of those rules and you will be a fantastic fan.

Photo: ocularinvasion

Sunday, April 1, 2012

My Perfect Cheeseburger


I am a regular girl from California. We love our cheeseburgers. It's my favorite food that I can't without!
Everywhere I go, I always am in the mood for a cheeseburger with french fries and an iced tea. To me, that is a perfect meal.
The perfect cheeseburger though is a grilled bun, not too burnt though. Then a special sauce that tastes like the one of In-N-Out. Then a patty not too thick and not too burnt with special melted cheese that tastes like a cloud of unique flavor. Then the ripe, red tomatoes, and the green lettuce with small pieces of burnt grilled onions. Ended with another grilled bun.
My favorite cheeseburger is the one from In-N-Out. Even though some think that a cheeseburger is only the same in most places, but a secret that many people don't know is that In-N-Out has a secret menu. With all different types of cheeseburgers.
Cheeseburgers are amazing. Biting into that juicy patty with the right ingredients making it feel like fireworks in your mouth.

photo by: Isma Monfort