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I discussed with my dad about people in his generation that he considered a hero. Among them was Jim Lovell, Babe Ruth, and Baden Powell.
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I talked with my family at dinner about possibilities for my project. Names that were listed include Walt Disney, Albert Einstein, and Gerald Ford.
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While working in the library, I finally chose my hero. After looking through Mrs. Simmon's Good Reads list, I narrowed down my list even further. I ended up choosing Bill Clinton because of his political achievments in office and strong character. The errors and mistakes he has made in his life I believe, would be a conversation point in my essay and would further justify his human nature. Also, I was interested to learn more about the man that lead our nation during my early life.
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I had my mom order The Comeback Kid from Amazon.
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The real work of the project began. I took a video of my self discussing why and how I chose Bill Clinton as my hero.
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The Comeback Kid arrives in the mail. I start reading
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I am in the process of reading the biography.
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I discussed with Mrs. Simmons possibilities for my interview. She suggested that I went and talked to Mrs. Harkins and possibly former debate students.
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I finished the 2nd post covering Heroes in Literature.
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I asked my mom if she had an ideas of people I could interview that were into politics. She suggested Mr. Howard, a friend of hers who is on the school board.
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I called up Mr. Howard, and discussed my project. He said he would be happy to take part in the interview which we set for January 30th.
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In the afternoon, I emailed Mr. Howard a list of the questions I would be asking, so he could look over them.
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My Howard sends me an email saying he is too sick to have the interview. We reschedule for Thursday February 2nd.
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I plan on interviewing Mr. Howard this evening.
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At this point I have to turn in an essay about Bill Clinton's heroic Journey.
