Dogs and Pugs 3 All to the baby's

Welcome to pugs and dogs 3 hope you enjoy. Baby Pug is first.like a tiny boss Hehe. One more pug

Time for chacha. Thanks for Watching stay tune for Pugs and Dogs The Final see yo later

I am going Schnauzer

Tomorrow I am going to see Daisy and Oscar the Schnauzers because I have to pick up my sister Jade from her friend's house and her friend Georgia has 2 Schnauzers and I am so excited but I have to do my swimming first:[ 

She might even have Leo the cat awake or asleep because Leo is very lazy.

I might see Smudge the rabbit that would be even more fun and I would be the animal lord. Lord of dogs cats and rabbits I would love love love love lovvveee that so much.  

Five Senses Poem About War

It smells like smoke from the gunfire.

It tastes like dirt from the trenches.

It sounds like explosions are all around us.

It feels like its never going to end.

It looks like we all could do with a shower as mud is all over us.

Dogs and Pugs 2 Doggy Style

Now look at this

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Are you ready to rock ok then look at this. What about Pugs.More Pugs. Stay tune for Dogs and Pugs 3

Anzac Poem and Soldiers Poem

1. Anzac

2. Risky, muddy

3. Standing, fighting, shooting

4. In Gallipoli poppies grow

5. War

1. Soldiers 

2. Waiting, freezing

3. Dodging, running, shooting

4. Soldiers worried about tomorrow

5. Anzac  

Dogs and Pugs

Do you like dark vador do you like pugs.  

yeah thought so.

Do you like Schnauzers # 3 2 1 Thanks For Watching wait till Dogs and Pugs 2.

The Anzac Photo

I see a group of soldiers in 1919 standing in lines showing what clothes they had to wear and how muddy it got and how they had to stay like that for years and years and years. It show's the soldiers having guns on their backs and standing at some kind of old house or batch. Here is a picture of it.

 It is a very hard job staying away from your family for years and years and if you survive you should be very proud of yourself for surviving. 

Pinehill Anzac Service Assembly

Today I went to the hall and the school had a Anzac Assembly. Three people from my class were chosen to be some of the presenters and that wasn't me. There was a picture on the big screen that showed the field of remembrance at my school. First we had to sing the National Anthem. Then the presenters started doing there thing and we had to stand up for a while then we sat down for a second or two the standed up again. The New Zealand flag was in the hall. Then somebody had a trumpet and played a song about the war and then we had to have a minute of silence. Then after all that it was finalllllly time to go. 

In The Trenches

Dear family still in the trenches its very dark,muddy,uncomfortable and super loud. I'm super tired and all my chums are sleeping and shooting. Eggs and shells are dropping and I'm to scared to fight so that's why I'm still down in the trenches. I never thought it would be this hard for war. I hope war stops soon. I need to go. From Ryan

Ryan's World War 1 Quilt

Yesterday Mrs Ward came in to show my class stuff about World War 1 and that her grandfather and his two brothers were in World War 1. Mrs Ward showed us how her grandfathers two brothers Ernest and Alban died and he survived. Ernest died by washing himself in muddy water and a bomb hit him. Gainor Mrs Ward's grandfather came back to his home and Gainor is still alive this day at 93 years old and he lives at devonport. Gainor's mother and father died by sadness. Mrs Ward has kept Ernest,Alban and Gainor's letters on something like carpet.

Ernest died on August 22th 1918 and Alban died August 29th 1918. 6 weeks after Ernest and Alban died the post man got a letter saying that Gainor was lost and he didn't give Gainor's mother the letter. 1 week later the post man got another letter saying he was found and the post man kept that two so they would not get confused. 

At Shore

The sun is rising to meet the sky.

The trees swirl in the wind.

The sand is as smooth as stone.

The water is as loud as thunder