Histories and Mysteries

I did an article like this one last year. For 11th Grade, I did my actual high school subjects as well as two dual-enrollment courses from the Master's University. I'm not going to say too much about each subject because I did a lot of explaining last year . Life Management This year, I had two Bible courses that each took up half of my school year. I did Life Management first. This course covers life management in the areas of safety, relationships, health and nutrition, occupations, and controversial topics such as abortion, evolution, and gambling.   New Testament: Jesus and His Followers I did this course in the second half of my school year. This course is about the Life of Jesus and covers the four gospels. And as in each Bible course, I also had to memorize quite a few verses. Plane Geometry This course was just, "Ugh." I thought Algebra was hard, but once I took this course, I realized how easy Algebra was. There were a lot of terms and pro

My last article was about my trip to Tepic, Mexico, and I did not include any pictures. Refresh your memory if you need to because this article is solely pictures and captions. I also put in breaks between sections but not between the days.  CBX The Border; I actually took this picture on the way back since we were all so tired by the time we got to the airport when we came there The Tijuana Airport was renovating when we arrived. Also the seats felt like concrete.  This is the one and only baggage claim in the airport. The workers would have to unload the luggage, put it on carts, and wheel the luggage to this area. This is my team standing in front of the airport and a sign saying, "Nayarit" which is the state of Mexico we were in. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ The hotel sign  The side of the hotel A Catholic Church across the stree