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iVAN'S PRESENTATiON

Today I was able to watch Ivan's presentation. Taking the fact that he was the first person to present his senior project ever as Lindenwold under consideration, I think that he did an excellent job. He went 37 minutes and it didn't even seem to be that long. He had visuals and videos, he explained everything so that we understood what he was talking about, he was really great! By watching his presentation, it made me even more stressed out about what mine is going to be like. I feel at a lost with it because I'm still trying to organize it and make it come out great. I know it will all come together even if it's last minute, but it is still nerve wrecking!

THE FUN iS OVER.

Senior trip was a lot of fun. It was nice being with everyone in a different environment and being able to have fun together. There was a lot to do in Disney like rides, parades, virtual videos, tours, everything you could think of. Now that were back, it's really time to get the ball rolling. I'm extremely stressed out about my project because I feel like I'm at a stand still with it. I've been putting together my powerpoint that I plan on doing for my presentation, but I'm not too well with making everything look spectacular! I'll probably need some outside help, but once I get done that, I think I'll be fine.

ANiMAL ULTRASOUNDS.

Since the beginning of this project, I was not only interested in human baby ultrasounds, but animal baby ultrasounds also. I've been searching here and there, but could not find ANY. When I was with Mrs. Dimartine, I was Googling and I FOUND SOME. I think they are awesome so I'm going to post them here so you can see yourself.

DOLPHiNS.

PUPPiES.

ELEPHANT.

ALTERNATiVE.

What I thought it was going to be like with my sponsor didn't turn out to be as I hoped it would have been. I'm pretty much left empty-handed in that aspect of my project, but just like they say... "When there's a will there's a way!" What I decided to do instead is just do a whole bunch of research about ultrasounds during pregnancy. I've saved links to video clips, saved pictures of ultrasounds of animals when they're pregnant, and have just tried to learn as much as I can about it so that I'm not stuck when it comes to my presentation. I'm pretty much going to be self-teaching myself to learn the basis of ultrasounds. HOPE IT COMES OUT WELL!