Thursday, July 24, 2008 •
& spongebob is cute 6:16 PM
Music lessons are always enjoying. Or so they say. In this music lesson, almost everybody is enjoying. As the charming music teacher plays a melodious tune on her piano, most of her pupils are playing it o their recorder. Four of the pupils are not playing their respective recorders. All of the pupils have a book with them. Perhaps, it is their music book, as it has musical notes. But what I can say is that the pupils are referring to that book. The book must be having the notes for the tune they are playing.Two of the four pupils not playing are boys. One of the boy is hitting the other boy, who is in front of him, with his recorder. Well, he should stop not only in my opinion, but in any one's opinion. Not only is this act rude, also, it can injure the boy severely. Judging by the boy's expressions and the way he is holding the recorder to hit the other boy, it seems that the boy is a mean bully. Bully's hurt people mentally and physically. In this case physically. It is even worse if the victim has not done a single thing to offend him.This boy should mend his ways now, at a young age. Or else as he grows he may move on to bigger crimes like murdering. All this boy needs is values. My teacher has taught me that values build life. So, to conclude, I would say that instead of hitting, the boy should play the tune, played by his class. The remaining two of the four not playing are both girls. The girl in the front has long hair tied in a bundle. She is angrily staring at the girl behind her, who has short hair. The girl in the front has no recorder but only her music book. If she has forgotten to bring her recorder, then she should tell her teacher. The other girl has a recorder. I do not know why but, she is looking scared. I feel that the girl in the front is a bully. If she is a bully, then she should stop bullying. Bullying is not a pleasant act. The same thing which I had mentioned earlier about the boy-bully, applies to this girl-bully. I still feel that music lessons are wonderful. But those who do not contribute to the pleasantness of this lessons should contribute.
