Week one Intro

Howdy

This is Kate August, first time blogger (am I doing this right?) and first year student at ACCHS.
Alright, I am beginning to understand how this blog thing works...
So this is a picture of me and my beloved dog Larry. We live in Oakland and have for many years. I love to garden, walk in the redwoods, ride bikes, and relax at the water's edge. I am most happy when using my hands to create beautiful and delicious things for my friends. I am looking forward to meeting you and learning about the wonderful world of Physics!

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  1. CalijamMay 14, 2019 at 5:24 PM

    Hi Kate, I'm happy to be in Physics class with you! That's a great picture of you and Larry!

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    1. Kate AugustMay 14, 2019 at 8:52 PM

      Hi Cali,
      I can't seem to find any other posts about assignment #1 so I will comment on your comment... I am happy to be in physics with you as well!
      Is that your dog's snout?

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  2. Jodi ForbesMay 15, 2019 at 10:34 PM

    Hey there! I have a dog too and she's the fuzzy love of my life! She's about 10, and some sort of lab-pitty mix. Its my first time blogging too, so its a bit touch n go :)

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