Could you ever imagine what life would be like without a net-book? It would be torture. However there are uppers and downers to being a Net-Booker.
The things I like about our net-books are: taking them home in the weekdays, weekends and holidays. You can learn at home and don’t have to at school all the time .
Now for the bad downers. First of all, the Internet connection. Most of the time it is working, but sometimes, it’s not. It is just like having a pen and paper when Internet isn’t on. I mean, when you don’t have connection, you can’t show anyone your work. So that’s a big downer.
I would never go back to just a pencil and paper. I’d rather stay with the our net-books.
THE END.
The things I like about our net-books are: taking them home in the weekdays, weekends and holidays. You can learn at home and don’t have to at school all the time .
The other thing is, it’s better to have our net-book to post things on our blog, unlike last year when you had to wait for ages, on the iMacs. So those are the upper sides of having a net-book. But there are some downers.
Now for the bad downers. First of all, the Internet connection. Most of the time it is working, but sometimes, it’s not. It is just like having a pen and paper when Internet isn’t on. I mean, when you don’t have connection, you can’t show anyone your work. So that’s a big downer.
I would never go back to just a pencil and paper. I’d rather stay with the our net-books.
THE END.
Hi Gabriel,
ReplyDeleteYes your right the internet is a problem sometimes. I would love to stay with my netbook too, I wouldn't want to go back to paper and pencil. Keep up the awesome work.
Raenan
I loved reading this post Gabriel. Your reflections were insightful and your photos...well, what can I say? So dramatic they brought this post to life :) Well done.
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PS If you have time to reply, I would love to know if you are finding the internet better this year or not.