Tuesday, April 14, 2009

Chapter 25 - How to Ruin My Teenage Life

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  1. Vira StarrApril 16, 2009 at 5:13 PM

    Chapter 25
    Amy is really nice when she really knows how the person’s life goes and when she apologizes. Just like Mr. Obermeyer when she didn’t want to get in trouble for making Mutt do “something” to Princess, Mr. Obermeyer’s dog. But I guess that I feel sorry for the old man too because he only wanted to protect Princess because it was his deceased wife’s champion dog. But unfortunately she died after, so once I read this I begin to wonder how and why people tend to be grumpy even though they really aren’t. I guess change is all that people need for the better even though changing yourself seems to be inevitable.

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  2. Gyu Ri kimApril 16, 2009 at 11:41 PM

    Amy is going to become a grandmother because Princess is actually pregnant. Also, there was a reason why Mr. Obermeyer was so overprotective of Princess. His wife passed away and he’ really lonely. He doesn’t have anyone to rely on and I think no one was there for him except Princess. I think he was more overprotective of her because his wife treasured her. Maybe she kind of reminds him of the memories of his wife. I think his loneliness is making him grumpy and mean. I think Amy understands his feelings because she feels lonely and left-out sometimes. There were times when she was hurt because of her family. Amy opened up herself to Mr. Obermeyer so I think their relationship would get much better.

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  3. Herman DelrosarioApril 19, 2009 at 5:19 PM

    So Amy neighbor is getting a doggie treat for mutt and I think it’s really cool what she is doing. Mr. Obermeyers is a really mean guy for to ask Amy what you want now. And the lasting thing for Amy is to want to upset him I think it would suck if she did I actually wonder what he would to her if she did upset him. I think that will suck if he decides to abort all the puppies because even though it’s her fault I think he doesn’t have to do that to those innocent puppies I think that is wrong.

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  4. Lillian PuaApril 19, 2009 at 9:19 PM

    Mr. Obermeyer is so obsessed with his so- called dog named "Princess." It's just a dog unless that dog really means a lot to him. I think that Princess will have adorable looking puppies that will look like Mutt. Mutt is really a bad dog. Anyways, they're just dogs. Amy, on the other side, is embarrassed about this because she didn't really watched her dog like her father told her to do so. I think that this is her fault too. Mr. Obermeyer is so mad but I think deep inside he's excited about " Princess" having puppies. It's just that they're not fully breed like Princess.

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  5. doyileeeeeee♥May 11, 2009 at 4:41 PM

    / I'm so proud of Amy having the courage to apologize straightly to Mr. Obermeyer. It's actually a little scary to confess your fault and accept them, especially to and adult who probably didn't like you in the first place.
    / I first thought Mr. Obermeyer was overreacting way too much about his Princess, treating it like the goddess of Athens, or something. He seemed way over protective about a simple, ugly dog, that might make people wonder who's the owner and who's the pet. However, now I know why Mr. Obermeyer was acting that way all the time, and I completely understand why he acted that way. I know some people who miss their loved one so much that they tend to let a pet take the place. I guess princess was a long life partner representing his wife...

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  6. Eun JoungJune 1, 2009 at 3:29 AM

    This chapter was different. I mean she did not think about Avi. She is doing apology to her neighbor. That was good thing, because she’s not doing that but she thought like caring her neighbor. She look like adult~ oh! Amy’s neighbor has really sad story. That was his wife story he thought dog like wife. He also apologizes to Amy. That look so good~ I think they are close now.

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