Freindly Letter to Mrs. Debolt

                                                                                                                                  1717 W.Main St.
                                                                                                                                   Festus, MO 63028
                                                                                                                                   April 1, 2014
 Dear Mrs.Debolt,
    Hay how you doing Mrs. Debolt I am doing good you know just got back from being sick and i am staying after today was going to stay with Mr. Horrige but you know i like your class better and you know want to show you my computer and stuff but lets not talk about it any more because we are getting off topic.
My favorite movie is between The Hunger Games and Percy Jackson. My hobbies are playing on the computer and playing on the computer oh and its hard not to hit the caps i sorta have to. Sorry!
   The most extincting thing that's happen  to me is that I hit my head on the dresser and i started bleeding so much that the towel turned brow to red.Then I went to the doctors and the only did was glue it shut buts that's ok its healed and stuff another thing that happen to me it was my birth day and we were playing hid and seek and I hid in front of the mirror and I broke the mirror and some got in my eye and I had to go to the doctor to get it out they say that there were no glass so they say and ever since that my has hert every once in a while.
   I like the computer programing its been teaching me a lot and my experience in this class is great I love it I think that its one of the best classes and I hope to get it every year I hope to get so much learning that I will be able to make my own game and  Collin and I were thinking about working together so we can make money and we can make games and we can make a computer that can play any system games.I am playing a game on my computer that you have to make games and so far so good


                                                                                                                                     Love,
                                                                                                                                     Isaiah Schipper