Friday: Prompt: Imagine it's the year 2050. What does the world look like? How have technology, society, and the environment changed?

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By 2050, the world will probably look pretty crazy with technology everywhere. People will be working from home more, using virtual stuff like to talk to each other like they're in the same room. Cars will be self-driving, and we’ll be using clean energy like wind and solar to help the planet. The environment should be better, but some of the damage from before might still be there. 

Today in class, we started working on a project for A Lesson Before Dying. The project made me think more about the themes in the book, and get a deeper understanding with Grant Wiggins, the characters I chose.

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