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As I was in the office I noticed a little fish on the wall. As I was looking at it, it took my left hemisphere to come up  with a logic of how it could be on the wall with out really being on it. It also took my right hemisphere as well. I used my imagination of all these ways the fish could be on the wall. After all that thinking I became kinda sad, because I realized that the fish had to stay against the wall, my hypothalamus made my emotions take over.

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I SAW SOME AMAZING ART! I was just walking in the hall when I walked past the most beautiful pieces of art. I had to stop and look at it, my Occipital Lobes took over because I just couldn't stop staring at the art. I was using my Broca's Area to tell my friend Ashlee to stop so I could look at this beautiful art. I kept moving my eyes from one piece of art to the next, this used my pons.

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As I was walking in the hall I saw my friend, Myles, and of course I'm a friendly person so I had to stop and say 'Hi'. I was so excited to see him my Amygdala and emotions starting going out of control. Then, my heart rate went up which was cause by my medulla. However, in order to say 'Hi' my temporal lobe had to tell my brain what to say.

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As I was reading this wonderful textbook,  my Parietal Lobes had to take in what I was reading and translate it to me. As I said, it was a textbook so my brain had to take in what it was saying and make the most sense of it and that brought my frontal lobe into it. Even though I was in class, I was reading out loud. So in order to do that I had to use the muscles in my face to talk and that caused my Cerebellum to work harder.

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Here is a picture of me and my best friend Mr. Reed. This photo was taken right before my thalamus kicked in. I was going through a lot of pain when he made fun of my outfit. My Hippocampus got the best of me. However, no matter how sad I was my Wernicke’s Area, made it so that I still able to talk to my best bud.