My conspiracy is Paul is dead. The conspiracy is that Paul McCartney died November 9th 1966 in a car wreck. Some claimed that he was replaced with a look alike. The rumor began in 1967 but became popular after being reported on college campuses in late 1969. I chose this topic because at first I thought it was going to be about Paul walker because he is actually dead, but even though Paul McCartney is alive. Somehow there is conspiracy on his death.

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From what I saw my group chose to do a play.  I think they did a play so the could engage with their audience. While they were presenting everyone seemed interested. I think the choice was successful. I thought it was successful because I think one or two people asked questions. And some found it funny.

I do not consider myself to be a writer. I do not consider myself to be a writer because I do not like writing. If I do write it is only when I am told to. I haven’t taken any writing classes so I wouldn’t know how to really be a writer. I also think to be considered a writer you would have to know how to use words, punctuation, and language in order to tell a story.

I write when I am in school or bored. The only time I think I write outside of school is when I am at Sunday school. But I guess to pick a certain time of when I write is when I help my brother with his essays. He is in middle school so I often offer to do his essays. Of course in exchange of something so I guess that’s when I write.

Usually when I write, I write about life. Over the summer I learned that the spiritual world is real. The times I write when I am bored that is what I write about. I write because it is a way to gather my thoughts. Sometime I might forget something and knowing that I wrote it down makes it easier because I know I can always look back.

https://www.spiritualawakeningprocess.com/2010/08/what-is-spiritual-awakening.html

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