A time you couldn't stop laughing

 Prompt Response: A time I couldn't stop laughing was was when I went skating with my brother. Me and my little brother went to cascade. My brother and I were racing were on the second lap and he tried to drift with his skates and tumbled and fell. Yes the fall did hurt him but I couldn't stop laughing because of how ironic the fall was due to the fact that he kept trash talking throughout the whole race. 


Summary: Today we went to a counselor lesson.

Reflection: At the lesson I learned new ways to get college credits and scholarships. The hope scholarship is something I learned about It pays 100% of you tuition if you stay in state and all you need is a 3.0 GPA

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