David Siebert
28830 Fraser hwy
Abbotsford, BC
V4x 1g8
May 18, 2007
Mr. Thiessen
Vice Principal
M.E.I Secondary
4081 Clearbrook, Rd
Abbotsford, BC
V4X 2M8
Mr. Thiessen,
I have some questions regarding the grad activities. Both you and Mr. Neufeld said that our grad class will have a better grad and I was looking forward to my grad year.
Some concerns I wish you would consider are. At the grad rafting trip not break up our class into groups. First of it hinders us from being with our friends. Secondly it will put people together who don’t get along with people in their or even hang out with so the whole they will be bickering and fighting the whole time which will have an effect on the rest of the group. Thirdly it was a good idea with the rafting it would probably just work better if we had better organization and planning.
The grad retreat will be better if we went back to doing the all-nighter. We would be able to have more time for the grad sharing time and wouldn’t fell rush and really put our heart into what we want to say rather than say the usual thing. Second a lot of us grads were bore at the retreat we could ‘n hang out with our friends if they were working-on filming or on the hike. Plus they were leaders who took charge and said we were doing this or that, i.e. game of tackle football. Third of all if we would've had the grad wrestling, it would bring us all together in one room, cheering together for our fellow classmates and having tons of fun.
I wish you to respond by contacting me by phone 604-856-2378 or email david_siebert99@hotmail.com
Sincerely yours,
David Siebert
Friday, May 18, 2007
Thursday, April 12, 2007
hockey the greatest sport to play in the world.
five minutes left in overtime score 2 to 2. Both teams trying relentlessly to score the winning goal to the point where there are end to rushes, a clang there, a ting here as two shot ring off the post an inch the other way it would be over. Who would finally make the ultimate mistake and who capitalize.
Why hockey is the greatest sport to play? Because it is a combination of hockey sense, talent, and physical nature.
First to succeed in hockey you have to have dedication to the physically demanding, to being good shape and to train to stay in tip top shape. Because one little slip up and it can put you and your game back and it will take you twice as long to regain your form. The reward in the end if you keep up your dedication you will be the best at your position and will have more success in the end.
Second if you are an average to good player you will receive a good yearly salary for work 7 out of the 12 months of the year. Also you can receive good pay and benefits that might include TV spots to promote the game, endorsements like Gatorade, Nike, and Easton hockey.
Third the mental aspects of the game is crucial because if you don’t have the hockey sense. You have to have quick reflexes, preparations before the game to visualize what you will do in the game. Plus superstitions can also play a big part in the game for some player who have a routine their do before every game.
Last but not least the loyalty part of the game is huge because with the great fans to cheer you on you wouldn’t have motivation to played harder and better. The community work you do is also a big part of it
Why hockey is the greatest sport to play? Because it is a combination of hockey sense, talent, and physical nature.
First to succeed in hockey you have to have dedication to the physically demanding, to being good shape and to train to stay in tip top shape. Because one little slip up and it can put you and your game back and it will take you twice as long to regain your form. The reward in the end if you keep up your dedication you will be the best at your position and will have more success in the end.
Second if you are an average to good player you will receive a good yearly salary for work 7 out of the 12 months of the year. Also you can receive good pay and benefits that might include TV spots to promote the game, endorsements like Gatorade, Nike, and Easton hockey.
Third the mental aspects of the game is crucial because if you don’t have the hockey sense. You have to have quick reflexes, preparations before the game to visualize what you will do in the game. Plus superstitions can also play a big part in the game for some player who have a routine their do before every game.
Last but not least the loyalty part of the game is huge because with the great fans to cheer you on you wouldn’t have motivation to played harder and better. The community work you do is also a big part of it
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
worst day of my life
It was raining cats and dogs, and it felt like we were playing in a fog storm. We were playing tackle football everything was fine and dandy until tanner and I both went for a big tackle instead we collided headfirst into one another and then everything went black and dark and I felt I was going through a maze that would not end.
That day was November 17 2001. We were both in grade 6 at the time and that day still haunts us both, it was the worst day of my life. All of a sudden I started to shake from the from the trauma I was feeling and I couldn’t stop, it felt like my body was giving way to the darkness I couldn’t stop myselfthe exchuriarting pain was so unbearable i thought i would die any second. I felt someone touch me and saying “keep his neck straight and hold his arms down and other things” the same thing was happening to tanner beside me but I didn’t know this till after. I awoke a few minutes later which felt like hours had past, I found myself in bed with people hovering over me. 5 minutes later the doctor came in and told that I must have a guardian angel with because he said “ David right now you should even able sit up right now” he told I had a crack a bone in my spine and neck ,which had trigger the seizure to occur that I was lucky be alive. Also that I had spend one night in the hospital because which the doctor order me stay and also that they wanted to do more tests on me. That night I pray to God to have mercy on me and heal me of my injuries and the next morning after the x-rays the doctor said I was completely healed and that it was a miracle and the same thing happened to tanner and he couldn’t believe what he was seeing. I told him it was a miracle from God. That same Day Tanner and I walk out of that hospital with no pain
That day was November 17 2001. We were both in grade 6 at the time and that day still haunts us both, it was the worst day of my life. All of a sudden I started to shake from the from the trauma I was feeling and I couldn’t stop, it felt like my body was giving way to the darkness I couldn’t stop myselfthe exchuriarting pain was so unbearable i thought i would die any second. I felt someone touch me and saying “keep his neck straight and hold his arms down and other things” the same thing was happening to tanner beside me but I didn’t know this till after. I awoke a few minutes later which felt like hours had past, I found myself in bed with people hovering over me. 5 minutes later the doctor came in and told that I must have a guardian angel with because he said “ David right now you should even able sit up right now” he told I had a crack a bone in my spine and neck ,which had trigger the seizure to occur that I was lucky be alive. Also that I had spend one night in the hospital because which the doctor order me stay and also that they wanted to do more tests on me. That night I pray to God to have mercy on me and heal me of my injuries and the next morning after the x-rays the doctor said I was completely healed and that it was a miracle and the same thing happened to tanner and he couldn’t believe what he was seeing. I told him it was a miracle from God. That same Day Tanner and I walk out of that hospital with no pain
Friday, March 2, 2007
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