MAGAÑA'S life

1. Benard asked John to explain his life. He wanted to know how John was born and how his life is. 2. Linda sleeps with married men because she is used to doing that since she also did that in Utopia. 3. The popé brings Mescal to Lind. Mescal is sort of  a type of tequila. 4. John does not like the popé because he sleeps with his mom. How he reacts is that he just gets out of the house and gets angry with his mom. 5. The Shakespeare allusions is that he gives quotes in the story. John gets a book from the popé that is about Shakespeare. John uses the quote from Shakespeare to describe how there actually good people in this world that have come help the people in need and Benard is just using John to embarrass the director. 6. John feels alone because no one likes him in the reservation. He wanted to marry this girl that he really liked and he got denied. 7. John wanted to get crucified because he wants to get attention and feel honored from his community. 8. Benard's purpose...

Back to business my question was "Why do people some people think God does not exist". I have thought about it sometimes just in my regular life. From there I don't really do much about my big questions

When I searched up myself I already knew many people were going to pop out. I'm guessing that more than 2 million have Maria as a name. I'm not sure about my last name though which is Magaña. When I searched up the name that I usually use is a soccer player. Which is not me because I don't like soccer. DON'T GET OFFENDED IF YOU LIKE SOCCER OK? Ok. I never knew there was a soccer player named Maria Magaña. That's something I learned today which is cool in my opinion. Now when I searched my full name which is Maria Fernanda Magana Flores there waz random people. What I mean is that there is no famous people at all. I thought I was going to be a character from a novel or something like that, but I'm not. Oh well that's cool I guess. I never thought I would search myself up, but that was a fun experience.

Linda's son is telling his life to Benard. Jhon has a different perspective about life since he has different genetics and was mostly raised in the reservation. He also wanted to marry this girl that he was in loved with, but got denied. He also had to witness his mothers pain in Utopia when two Indian men went to her bed. The mother had to violate them since they did not follow the rules. He preferred to go to the Indian reservation since they have more knowledge about life not like Utopia. Benard can totally relate because he is different from the others as well. Benard wants to also take Linda and Jhon to London not just to take them out of the Indian reservation, but to embarrass the director. What I learned from the book is that the director is the father of Jhon.

I learned so much in class even though it was a short period. The blue letters from Dr. Preston's blog meant something. It was " You can't win if you dont play". Which this can mean if you don't try or do it you won't get your results or your goal. 3 habits that I will start doing is setting my clothes one day before so that it can be easy in the morning and just not waist time. Two is since I am tired of my alarm being to boring just waking me up with some "BEEP" noises I can start my day jamming. Third thing is that Dr. Preston got me thinking that I should set my Alan further from my bed so that I can try the feeling of just not going back to bed and being lazy. That's just me, What about you?

What we were talking in class today is interesting because Mario and Dr. Preston was sharing their ideas or emails and it made me think. How come in this book the author is a racist. He talks about the negros. At one of the chapters they talk about them. I'm still sort of confused on that topic, but I sort of understand.

Imma be honest I do not really read much. I only read when I find something intresting such as mystery books. I also read to my little sisters books before they go to sleep. Sometimes some books are just not for me. Some books can be intresting than other books.