https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n Made with Bryson Tiller's blessings en-us 2017-05-18 14:49:23 UTC 2017-05-23 03:17:53 UTC hello@padlet.com elizabeth_quesada https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603164 When I was little, my grandparents had a small river flowing through their backyard. At the time while I was over there it had rained overnight and the rivers flow was pretty strong. Accidentally while trying to get back across from it to get back into the house, I slipped on a algae covered rock and got swept by the current and carried into the pond it flowed into. I blacked out shortly after because the next thing I remember was putting on clean clothes changing out of the wet ones. 

This connection made me remember the scene where Bomber fell into the river that was enchanted and placed a spell where he was in a deep sleep]]> 2017-05-18 14:56:05 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603164 elizabeth_quesada https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603209 Bilbo Baggins has similar traits to this young boy. Throughout the book we have experienced and witness Bilbo change completely from being a homebody who feared to leave his small house or even think about adventure, to taking many risks, saving his fellow companions on the adventure, and starting to like it. Just like in this article, Donovan Smith, a teenager living in New Mexico, went from homeless to owning a business and helping out many others.]]> 2017-05-18 14:56:16 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603209 elizabeth_quesada https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603268 Risks are an everyday experience. You'll have that one experience at lest once a day, even if it's just choosing that lipstick, or even sending that risky text. Risks changes you whole, it makes you wiser to have the knowledge, and just to experience new things in life and have a thrill. or something to look forward to. Taking risks can make you a better person, learning lifelong lessons, and even making new friends. Risks you take are vital, so make one today.]]> 2017-05-18 14:56:27 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603268 elizabeth_quesada https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603646 In this ted talk the man is telling the importance of not always being in control, and having others help you along through whatever. Just like in the book, the dwarves were always in control, then when they got into the forest and since then they realized it wasn't their place, they weren't used to that type of setting so relied on Bilbo to take the drivers seat and use his many skills to maneuver and guide them through the forest and mountain]]> 2017-05-18 14:57:54 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172603646 elizabeth_quesada https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172604121 A song I felt connected to the story is "Out Yo Way" by Migos. In the song it says "You probably got your hands full, whatever goal you pursue, All this pain, we can live through it, it's called success"
"You always going out your way, you never ask me to repay". These lyrics make me think of when Bilbo goes out of his way, several times to save the dwarves. Bilbo has performed many risks, and in the end has been successful. The song fits the mood of being brave and having courage found throughout the book.]]> 2017-05-18 14:59:37 UTC https://padlet.com/elizabeth_quesada/tip1arl5uy7n/wish/172604121