The sound track of my life

The Beatles: Back in the U.S.S.R-I chose this song because it reminds me of all the times I've traveled and to where, what I did and although it's exciting to travel, it's also just as exciting to come home. I love to travel and I love the Beatles! Queen: Bohemian Rhapsody- This song in general is awesome and enjoyable. The reason why I feel it connects to me is it really sums up life; it's ups and downs(hence 'life's like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get'-Forest Gump). Which basically stands out to me since that's what we all are experiencing. Cosmic thing, B52's: Channel Z- This song is random, like me. I often find myself distracted about others things and move on from one topic to another once I've felt I completed the tasks of thinking about it and taking in new information. I like to think that my mind is like locus, it moves on from topic to topic quickly. Billy Idol(Vital Idol): Dancing with myself- This song describes how I often spend time and how I am handling life at the moment. By myself and enjoying it! Lynyrd Skynyrd:Free Bird- This song symbolizes me by telling how free you are(in this case me) and how it's no one else's liberty to take that away. This also tells how no one but me can change me(which probably won't happen). And also how I love to travel and what to get out and see the world and do as I please. U2: I still haven't found what I'm looking for- This applies to all of us greatly but when it comes to me, yeah, it pretty much does. Mostly because we sometimes never truly find what we are looking for let alone even know what it is we are searching for. Me, I'm searching for a decent life well spent and people who will remember me. And Like anyone else, I'm looking for my place that will determine the rest of my life. A-ha:Take on me- This song reminds me of how life is okay and how I am taking on the world. This also stats a point in how we are all taking on the world and how we can either stand up or step down. Personally, I will try and stand up.

When it comes to books, I feel that this topic is harder to grasp considering the fact that I find it very possible to connect with all the books I read. If I had to find one though, it would probably be the fallowing: Starting with The Big Little Dinosaur by Darlene Geis, Kipper by Mick Inkpen, Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson(all:)), The Wild Things by Mary Pols, The Warriors series by Erin Hunter, the Haddix series by Margret Peterson, the Hunger games series by Suzanne Collens, the Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold, Eragon by Christopher Paolini, and many more. How do all these books relate to me? They all are fiction that try's to connect reality with the world of the book. This is apart of me because it shows how from the start things that were-like me- out of the ordinary and unique in their own outstanding ways.