Goals I have Accomplished

The goals I have accomplished lately are work hard in my writing class. I am doing that cuz I'm trying to make up all my blogs as you can see and I'm trying to do and turnin all my class work and homework. Another goal I think i have accomplished is try to do all my class work, that's in general, I am trying really, really hard to turn in all my homework and so far I'm succeding.

5 Interesting Things about Anglo-Saxon Times

The Tale of Lady Godiva

Lady Godiva supposably rode naked on a horse through the streets of Coventry even though there was never any real proof of this event. The story keeps changing throughout the years.

Back then they would feast for days and everyone would look forward to all the food, especially the meat. There were fires, freshly made food brought out straight from the kitchen, bread and different kinds of meat. The king would usually give these feasts and a lot was expected of him.

The king probably had the hardest job of all. He was expected to give his people the best which included slaves, land, good times at feasts, and if he didn't he could wake up dead in the morning.

All the foods that the people ate at the feasts and in everyday life they grew themselves and/or killed it.

Most houses were small made out of wood and staw. Houses usually had a hole in the roof so that the smoke from the fire that was held in the middle would be let out.

Celebrating Beowulf

Warriors did not need wonderful wide armor to protect them from war
Beowulf was big, strong, and could break someone's back
Adventure was strong so the sea called
He swam in the sea struggling to seize sought out monsters
He sought out evil in so many places
He rose from the darkness dripping with blood
Drove great giants like Grendel into their deep agonizing domain
Beowulf the protector of the Lord prepared a plan for the struggle of the people
The bravest and the best could punish the foul beast
One of the Geats most admired and honored was Beowul
People would come carrying carved flasks to celebrate Beowulf's couragous victory