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This is my little brother Ben, he is 12 years old. we have a strong bond because, he is not just my brother, he is also my friend. we have good times together riding, hunting, fishing, ect.

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This picture is of my friend and I's four wheelers at the pipeline, one of our favorite places to ride. I have a bond with the ATV it's self, because its my hobby, but  also have a bond with it, because of the good times I spend with my friends riding.

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In class we watched this Ted Talk clip with Sophie Scott. In the video she talks about how we have bonds through laughing. we learned that people use laughter in social situations to show that we like each other. laughing is like a body language that we use to interact with other people.

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Did you know that you’re 30 times more likely to laugh if you’re with somebody else than if you’re alone? Cognitive neuroscientist Sophie Scott shares this and other surprising facts about laughter in this fast-paced, action-packed and, yes, hilarious dash through the science of cracking up.

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1. I wrote this acrostic poem about my friends because I have a special bond with all of them.
Fun
Respect for each other
It's always a good time
Everything's great
Never stops
Different adventures
Spend time together
2. the next poem I wrote was an alliteration about the bond between me and my family.
Family fun is good for everyone I'd want it to be over and done.
3. this poem is free verse about the bond between me and my dog.
my dog is the best,
it loves me to death,
I definitely wouldn't trade it for any other pet.

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The short story, "The Gift of the Magi," relates to the essential question,"what are the bonds that link us to family, friends, pets, and communities," by showing the strong bind between Jim, and Della. In the story they both sell there most prized possessions so that they can buy each other a Christmas present. Della sold her hair to get Jim a watch chain, and Jim sold his watch to get Della hair curlers. on page five Della Said "But no one could ever count my love for you." and Jim said "Nothing like a haircut could make me love you any less." Even after this happened, and they realized how they messed up their bond didn't get any weaker.

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The short story, "The Censors,"  relates to the essential question,"what are the bonds that link us to family, friends, pets, and communities," by showing Juan's bond with Mariana. Juan went and got a job at the censoring office just so that he could get a uncensored letter to Mariana. In line 32 it says, "This was Juan's sound plan when he, like many others, applied for the censors job..." His bond was so strong with her that he went out of his way to send that letter. In the end he made a bond with his job and censored his letter anyway

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The short story, "The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses," relates to the essential question, "what are the special bonds that link us to family, friends, pets, and communities," by showing all the bonds the main character has. in line 68 Brille says, "I'm sorry, comrades," he said. " I've put you into a hell of a mess." He has a special bond with span one, his work group, he is like their leader. He has a bond with his family even though he isn't with them. He creates a bond with his wandener by showing him that it is easier to work together than to work against each other.