Freddie Mercury

I love Freddie Mercury's music this is my favourite song:

another one bites the dust

I also like 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pm4fQRl72k&ob=av2n (I want it all)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAf2S6ij2gk&ob=av2e   (killer queen)

This Blog was written by Sophie Ladley

This is my Favourite poem. I found it in a book and read it every night, then I knew it off by heart!!!

Excuses, Excuses Late again, Blenkinsopp? What's the excuse this time? Not my fault, sir. Whose fault is it then? Grandma's, sir. Grandma's? What did she do? She died, sir. Died? She is seriously dead all right, sir. That makes four grandmothers this term, Blenkinsopp. And all on P.E. days. I know. Its very upsetting, sir. How many granmothers have you got, Blenkinsopp? Grandmothers, sir? None, sir. you said you had four? All dead, sir. And what about yesterday, Blenkinsopp? What about yesterday, sir? You were absent yesterday. That was the dentist, sir. The dentist died? No, sir. My teeth, sir. You missed the maths test, Blenkinsopp. I'd been looking forward to it, sir. Right. Line up for P.E. can't sir. No such word as can't, Blenkinsopp. No kit, sir. Where is it? Home, sir. What's it doing at home? Not ironed, sir. Couldn't you iron it? Can't, sir. Why not? Bad hand, sir. Who usually does it? Grandma, sir. Why couldn't she do it? Dead, sir. Surendra kushwaha Blog written by Sophie Ladley

Mellor Show Photo

This is a picture that I took for a competition at the Mellor show. The Mellor show is for the Mellor community and it has lots of fun things to do like doing competitions. The competition I entered was the photography and we had to do it about Mellor people. 

past, present and future

In my picture the name means that: 

• the grave stone is the past 
• the people in the front are the present
• and the wedding in the background is the future.

Did I win.........


Yes, the person that I thought would win came 2nd and I was 1st for 2 years in a row wooohooo.
I think I won because my photo was so different, the others were of smiling people.


Written by Sophie Ladley