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:Day 1:

Day 1 of our experiment went well. I, Lesley, started crying, Sara lost her cool, and for some reason Stacy laughed. Very odd if you as me.

We started our experiment by labeling the jam jars X and Y with a Sharpie. Then I proceeded to fill each jar to the brim with water, and add a fish and plant to jar Y, and just a plant to jar X. Then I realized I was supposed to add the blue stuff first. The was just great. Oh well! No harm done! Sara and Stacy sat mindlessly waiting in the background. We added a dramatic amount of blue stuff in both jars. When I say dramatic, I mean a butt load of blue. What? We couldn’t get the color to change to blue! Sorry! Sara then went ahead and tried to get enough CO2 in the jars, but she couldn’t. What a sell out! Anyway, Stacy and I decided we would have a go and we were good enough to change the color to #11 out of 12. Whoa! Yeah! Stacy then photographed wonderful me, the jars, and Sara. Yes I had to be first. The camera woman loves me. I’m just so wonderful! Sara and Stacy are too, don’t get me wrong now!

Afterwards we set the jars in the window sill for some light. Like they’ll get any with everyone else’s project in the way! GRRR!! ROAR!! Now we wait. We wait for the end…Its going to come to soon! *Freaks out*

:Day 2:

Day 2 of our experiment was rather boring, so this journal is going to be boring. Sara just had to have an orthodontist appointment today didn’t she?! I mean, come on! Well, Stacy and I managed to record our data without her, -sigh-

We took down our jars, and started to stare at them. Wow…this is…fun. Yeah, fun. Well in jar X the color had changed from 11 to 8. Wow. Talk about fascinating! We were stuck with awe.

Meanwhile in jar Y Priestly, yes we named our fish, is doing very well. He is still alive! *throws a party* Now this is cool! The only thing is he seems to be eating the plant. Bad Priestly! BAD! The CO2 levels haven’t changed which is utterly awesome!

Well, we will be back recording data on our very ridiculously done experiment Monday. We hope Priestly doesn’t die over the weekend. We have funeral arrangements with the porcelain god just in case. In will be a sad day indeed.