What is the one thing you can’t live without?
Posted by: hojunara on: July 8, 2009
TODAY: ‘SURVIVAL’ AUDIO + cool survival video
For homework we were made to think of the one thing you couldn’t live without, or as Moa put it, the one thing you want to live with. I like the positive thinking, have a chip!
Also, welcome to Chang-Jin – the similarities between you and CJ are spooky. Hope you have a good time here 
Moa decided she needed her iPod, Helen was stuck between her family and laptop, CJ chose money (such an accountant), and Chang-Jin couldn’t live without Coke Zero.
Debate time – Coke or Coke Zero? Or Diet Coke? Out of a plastic bottle, glass bottle or can? We could be here all day!
Which reminds me of some classic Beatles songs:
+ lyrics
As you can see from the pictures up top, we also played a little game of Survival! Well done to our winner Moa, who picked 10 out of the possible 12 items for survival. Would you want to participate in a game like this in real life?
Finally, we decided to visit Harry’s Cafe on Friday – here’s a link to a previous classes trip
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