Noah's Blog

 To my momma specifically, first of all I love you, second, hello to all the other parents. My name is Noah Leverette and I am a senior at Lexington Catholic. I suppose in this writing I will give you an account of the day. We first started out with breakfast. It was good. It reminded me of the Puerto Rican food that my family cooks. The base for Costa Rican cooking is very similar Puerto Rican cuisine. Also as another quirk, is my use of Spanish. My Spanish is derived from four sources: My Puerto Rican family, my trip to Spain, Duolingo, and the bits and pieces I hear in everyday life. As a result, the little bit of Spanish that I know is wack, which is funny. Aside from that, we did experiments regarding leaf cutter ants and then went on to design our own. Both the former and latter part of that were annoying. Though, admittedly, they were fun and informative as well. The chaperones and teachers exposed all of the weaknesses and flaws that we have or might encounter in our experiment. After an exhausting day full of fun, learning, and sizable bugs, I have been tasked with writing you this. I suppose I will say you're welcome for the update. If there is any misspellings or grammar errors blame it on my editor. 

Ciao