Research!!! :)

So far my research is going well. I am finding lots of helpful sources on Galileo and in real books! Who knew a library could be so helpfulJ I’ve used the Cyclopedia of literary characteristics and found articles by Ernest Hemmingway and Mark Twain about Huck and what all of his actions mean. I also used the TCLC encyclopedias.

One article I found addresses the factuality and lies in Huck’s stories. It talks about the ending and if it is successful or not. It talks about the failures of Mark Twain to “create a final action and a demeanor that will from a readers standpoint justify the credibility and truth” in the novel.

 I am having one issue with my research. Every article is way to long and they make my eyes blurr, they get all black. Then I get really dizzy and pass out. My mom is always wondering what happened because she finds me on the floor by the computer. Please give me tips to find shorter articles. The articles are helpful I just feel like they shouldn’t be sixteen pages each!

Also, my dad is annoying and did not connect the printer after we switched TV stuff and now Harper and I have to sit around and wait for ever for my dad to come home a press some buttons. Just so you know this means, A.K.A, referring to, fix the printer. But that’s okay because Harper makes yummy Chocolate milk. So yea moral of the story is, if I don’t have my sources on Monday it will be because my dad likes IKEA too much to come fix the printer for me and spend lovely father daughter bonding time with me.

You know, he never has time for me. He’s always going on man dates with my mommy’s   best friend’s husband. I think it’s a little weird but whatever, It’s my daddy and I love him.

It was also very difficult to get on to Galileo from home because I had to ask five hundred people what the password is for it until somebody finally knew what it is. Kristin and Alyssa saved me. Thank goodness somebody remembered. I texted Genevieve too, but her suggestion was to practical. She just told me to go to the library like a normal human being.