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posted: 05 August 30
under: Current Affairs

*Brooks Brunson*

hey since no one ever comments on here, I am.... PEOPLE NEED TO COMMENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Susan #1 Mom

Hello everyone! I do wish you would comment more love to read about what is going on at Hammond. This is my way of being able to keep up with my Son (Mr. Harrelson) and the job he doing at school. He really thinks alot of you kids and you would really benifit getting to know him. He does all this for you so he can help you even while he is home. Make him feel good and write sometimes it will take only a minute. I want to be a good friend too to each of you. I want to me your Classroom Mom. I work at the 1st and 2nd grade in Mullins, S.C. We only have 310 students. If you need to talk or just need a friend or if you just want to write please feel free. I want each of you to take care of My Son for me. Thanks a bunch. Tell me what you think of him. Be honest. Talk soon Classroom Mom

Jon "Mr. H.'s Friend" Williams

Last night, my wife and I were walking in our neighborhood at about 7:30 p.m. We noticed two “stars” close together toward the western setting sun. The bottom “star” is just a bit smaller than the top, but both shine bright in the twilight. As it turns out, these two objects are actually the sky’s two brightest planets -- Venus and Jupiter (there’s also a fainter nearby star called Spica in the constellation Virgo). While this “conjunction” of these two planets occurs about once a year, there won’t be a Venus-Jupiter conjunction until the year 2008. Venus is the second planet outward from the sun. It's the brighter of these two brilliant worlds. Jupiter is the fifth planet out. It’s about five and 1/2 times farther away from Earth than Venus is right now. Jupiter is farther away, but it shines nearly as brightly as Venus because it’s so huge -- more than 11 times greater in diameter than either Venus or the Earth. Get outside and look up -- it's pretty cool.

-layna-

i am writing a comment cause some people are angry that no one writes comments...and i am studying for science in a minute!!!

*the wonderful Lillie*

hey mr h!! i cant beleive my science test!! ugh!! dude, i totally did study!!!!!! i promise!!! hahah, o well, i understand my mistakes, so ill pull it up next time...

DONT FORGET, pink tie on TUESDAY!!