Courageous Women

Mother Teresa is a courageous women. At the age of twelve Mother Teresa, felt strongly the call of God. She knew she had to be a missionary to spread the love of Christ. She later vowed to become a nun. For over 45 years she ministered to the poor, sick, orphaned, and dying. She has been praised by many individuals, governments and organizations; however, she has also faced criticism, but she felt very strong with her beliefs and continued to help people.





Amelia Earhart is also another courageous woman. She was the first woman to receive the Distinguished Flying Cross award for becoming the first to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. If she had the guts to accomplish that then enough said!

Thank God for Diapers!

From my opinion and probably all women that have had kids, the greatest invention would have to be Diapers. I believe that diapers is the greatest invention because washing the "poop" off your baby's cloth diaper a millions times would be dreadful! Imagine a woman with lots kids! With the disposable diapers you can change your child's diaper right the second and wouldn't have to worry about the smell or the washing of poop! Marion Donovan freed the moms from hours of drudgery with the invention of disposable diapers. She invented the "Boater," in 1949. Nearly a decade later, in 1961, that Victor Mills drew upon Donovan's vision to create Pampers®.

I would invent a washer that could wash any kind of shoes without tearing them apart, or messing up their color and appearance. It would contain buttons from sandals all the way to super heavy duty boots. It would be very useful for girls that have so many shoes or even moms that have so many kids that are so clumsy and dirty their shoes like crazy! You could have your shoes shined, to even your husbands hard working boots scrubbed! All your shoes would look spotless clean and NEW!

Ugh! TAKS!

Dear TAKS Committee,
I think that the TAKS test is way too much pressure for a student. They shouldn't have to rely on a test to go to the next level. Just thinking about the pressure may make you even fail and not get to graduate. There should be end of course tests instead. It's just way to much pressure for not just the students, but also teachers!