Your+Story

Tell the World Your Story
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**Andrew W. ** A lifetime story can be told through a simple item. If you have ever seen an old item and stories just start to come back you know what I mean. I have an old penny that my great grandma owned. It was one of her first pennies. She passed the penny down from generations. My great grandma passes it on to my grandma who passed it on to my mom who passed it on to me.

I remember where I was and when my mom gave the penny to me. I was 5 years old and I was at my daycare when I found the penny. Later that day my mom that she planted the penny. It apparently was the way my great grandma decided to pass the penny. I also got the penny instead of my sister because she didn’t want it.

My great grandma got that penny when she got her first pay when she was 7 years old. She would earn $1 a week for doing chores and lobs around the house. This penny made me more motivated to do things around the house. I don’t like to do things around the house even when I see the penny but I feel like I have to. My grandma treasured the penny and so did my mom and I do to. I remember Thinking the penny was just A penny but with the generations it passes through I think it is great artifact.

**Aaron S. ** I have deer antlers from the deer that my Dad shot the day I was born. I was born on opening day of the deer gun season in 1996.

My Mom and Dad went hunting early in the morning when it was still dark. They both went to their separate spots. Around lunch time my Mom went back to the truck to rest. About two hours later her water broke. She had to wait until my Dad came back to the truck. So a couple hours later she sees my Dad on his way to the truck dragging a 7 point buck. So after he throws the deer into the truck they drive to the nearest gas station. My Dad goes inside and says “I need an ambulance and someone to come register my deer.” They didn’t know that the hospital was about four or five blocks away. So then the ambulance comes and picks them up and takes them to the hospital. About 30 minutes after arriving at the hospital I was born. That’s how I got my middle name Hunter and also how I got the antlers from that buck.

My uncle mounted them after the deer was cut up and we didn’t get them back for almost a month. Now they hang in my room with a little gold plate reading my name and date of birth. I think my deer antlers are pretty special. How many people actually get to say that they almost get born in the woods?

I got a shark tooth from the Wisconsin Dells when I was six. It was my first time going there. I remember when my parents would tell me not to lose it. They would also tell me not to brake the shark tooth or play with the shark tooth.
 * Phil **

 Now that I am older I don’t play or mess with it as much as I use to. Now it just is on a shelf in my room. But when I grabbed it for this project I had forgotten mostly about it. Intel now that I had been written about it I remember that day at the Dells. It was fun I did not go on all the rides. It was still fun because it had been my first time it Wisconsin Dells.

I got a watch from my grandfather when i was 5 years old. The watch can measure the speed of a car and how many miles a car can go. my grandfather told me that this watch would be worth a lot of money if it worked, but it doesn’t. my grandfather got this watch when he first started to work at dodge and Chrysler. that was before I was born. This watch is very special to me because it was given to me by my grandfather who lives in st.louis. I used to live in St. Louis and would be able to see him, but we moved to Milwaukee, so I don’t see him very often. I actually put this watch in a frame when im at home so i wouldn’t mess it up. If this watch worked, it could be worth $900-$1,500.
 * Luis **

<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Sometimes an artifact does not have to be something that is valuable in money. Sometimes it can be valuable in the thought. Like a Mickey Mouse blanket, that my dad bought me when we went to Six Flags on Fathers Day. I cannot remember how long I had it, but I remember I lost it for over a year. As soon as I found it I remembered where I got it from. My Dad bought it for me because it was getting dark and cold outside. It meant a lot to me cause my dad bought it for me and I had it ever since (except for that one year).
 * <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">David M. **

**<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Brandon W. ** <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">I cant live without my IPod. My IPod is what I listen to when I get bored. I only have the same band I listen to all the time, with 20 songs of them. The iPod is a nano 1st generation black version with a high polish chrome backing. That thing can only carry 2 gigabits of memory, because it is a really old one that is not out anymore. <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">And I could really use some more songs besides listening the same stuff over and over again. I really want to keep this IPod because it’s really old and can be worth money one day if I get a better IPod than put my original songs already on it. But so far I have to use my brother’s account for most of this stuff I have to do with my music. Until then I have to wish and beg my brother to add my music because he takes control of my computer privileges and me on there most of the time.

<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">My ipod use to belong to my brother but then he gave it to me. He had it for his 14th birthday when he wanted an ipod. Well he did not like that one because newer and better technology started coming out. I could never live without it.

**<span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif;">Tyree M. ** <span style="font-family: Arial,Helvetica,sans-serif; margin: 0px; padding: 0px;">My poster is from when I was in 2nd grade. It’s a picture of 4 snowmen, they all have on winter clothes that say things like “I love Winter” and “let it snow”. I remember when I first made it, it was winter of course and I was at Whittier Elementary I don’t celebrate holidays so I had to do my project on Winter, the rest of my class did it on Christmas, I went to the library and worked on it, I remember thinking it was so pretty and I did a GREAT job on it, looking at it know I didn’t do so well, I also remember when I wrote my name at the top I thought I was writing in cursive because I wrote it fast. I finished before everyone and I felt really weird just sitting in my classroom doing nothing and all the Christmas stuff all around. I loved my poster at the time. I thought it was a masterpiece!

Modern warfare 2. I seriously can’t live without that game, you know why I can’t live without MW2 because every other game I have just gets boring. The thing about MW2 is that online it is different every single time, because when you play live every match there are different players and new maps and new everything. So do you get the idea? Well for all of you who don’t get the idea get the game and try it out because it is amazing. While the campaign isn’t all that great that isn’t the whole point of the game the main thing is the multi player part. In multi player you can choose between live if you have it or split screen. In split screen it is almost like live except you can only have 4 players on at once. On live you can plat with up to 18 players at once but with split screen all 2,3,or 4 players are on one screen, and on live only one person on a system can play at a time but you are playing against others around the world.
 * Tristan M.**

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