Kate you'll do awesome at your All States Orchestra audition. I just know it. As for posters I only have two. But I share my room with my sister and she has like ten all across the room. I have an Abby Road poster and a poster of The Who in their twenties hanging above my desk. my sister has a bunch of Anime posters. Mostly Sailor Moon and Card Captor Sakura.
Deidra I have had many fish growing up. We stopped buying them when I was about nine or ten. I think like six of them at different times were all named Zim from Invader Zim. Zim was always a fighter fish. I think that eventually I will try reading J.K.'s new book, but that is in the distant future.
Kayla try not to pull a me. When I have a lot of work to do I stress and procrastinate like crazy. And of corse because I procrastinate I become even more stressed and it takes a few days to calm down. I'm sure that's not healthy, so don't do it.
Adam I'm team America. Not all the way, because there are so many wonderful places, like Canada and New Zealand, but we're pretty special. America is really big. I wasn't a fan of the hotter places, so I'm going to suggest to you the Eastern side. Being a New England-er I recommend here. However places like Florida are really awesome too. The Mid-West was nice, I can't really explain why. I wasn't such a huge fan of the Western parts of America. Arizona was okay, but I didn't really like California. My mom grew up in California, so she loves it there. I didn't like the dry heat. It's all year round, and doesn't appeal to me. But that doesn't mean you might not like it. I would recommend America because we're pretty multi-cultural. From my experience we don't really have set traditions, because pretty much anything goes. We may not be the nicest people, but we're weird and adventurous. The reason I like New England, especially in the fall, is because of the forestry. We're pretty forested compared to the rest of America. The trees are beautiful this time of year. I will warn you that it gets cold here. Not Wyoming cold, but close. My brother lives in Wyoming, and it can get really low in temperature. Once my Aunt, who also lives there, called us to say that it was -39 degrees Fahrenheit (which is the same in Celsius). I think you could experience a lot wherever you are in America. People are different from state-to-state here.
That was longer than I thought it would be. *shrugs*. I bought five book for myself at the dollar store this week. I didn't know they sold books, so I went kinda crazy. They're not well known books and probably not well known authors, but they're all hardcovers. Speaking of books I dropped The October Club, too much school, not enough book reading time. I have to do chores and help winterize my house tomorrow, so that's why I'm in such a rush to get work done today. I'll probably end up doing English homework on Monday or Tuesday. My crystals from my Chemistry lesson grew like crazy. Here's a photo.
Lastly before I go I want to talk about my History assignment. My teacher wants us to create a concept map with 100 things linking off. I don't know if you guys have ever done a concept map or if you have your own versions of one. With a overarching topic in the middle with subtopics branching off and so on. Anyway I have 60 so far, but it's not due until the 25th. I wanted to share the gorgeousness that is my project. I say this because it looks so organized and well constructed. I'm really proud of it so far.
I don't know if I'm weird for thinking that looks gorgeous or not. I'm just really happy with the outcome. Thrilled even. I couldn't get it all to fit in the screen shot. I think that's enough from me. Have an awesome rest of this week!
~Katie
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