Wednesday, March 7, 2007

   I Am A Pheonix
Why? Because as the Ides of March approach two things pop into my mind. The death of Julius Caesat which happened on that day, and my birthday =^_^=. So, as another died on this day, I am born like a pheonix XD. Okay, not really. I just felt like saying that lol =^_^=

Well, I hope everyone's week is going well. Mine has been pretty darn good =^_^=. Latin's been easy and though I'm a bit behind in Ceramics, life's still going okay. We just finished watching "Pride and Prejudice" (the new one)in English today. I am now in love with that movie =*_*=. It was so good. And now I want to go read the book (having read a short of condensed version of the first five chapters in our Lit. Book) but I have a good 4 other books I want to check out and a $20 fine at the public library (sadly... I'm not joking or exaggerating... But man how I wish I was lol). Government we had a painful test today, in Chemistry we have a test tomorrow and I also have two projects and a Calculus test tomorrow. I'm sweating bullets so to speak over that Calculus test just because I know I'm going to bomb it. (Though I'm taking the class, Math is NOT my forte... I take it just to get a head start for college so I don't completely nose dive there XD ). But still life is going great for me.

Today the high was 55 degrees F. What was I doing? I wore a tank top and no jacket XD. This is why I seriously love my state. Spring is on its way so the weather's been warm. Warm to us XD. There were kids in shorts and t-shirts outside and again, no jackets. I just love the time after winter when the weather first starts warming it. It's such a comical sight. Having spent half a year in Vegas I just have to laugh. Mostly because of my experiance there. I arrived at Vegas on December 23, 1999. When I got off it was 60 some degrees (F) when I stepped off the plane. I was in shorts and a t-shirt and loving it. The people outside (the "locals") were wearing long trench coats, ducking inside the tall collars to get warm, and wearing ear muffs. At the time I was just baffled but now I have to laugh. And I do it very well. If most tourists who come from the big cities weren't so annoying and what not, I'd have 'em all shipped here just to hear their reactions. It's so much fun. A family just moved here from North Carolina and their two sons are going to my youth group. They're hear for a year while the father starts a church (God bless him). Being me I had to go over, ask where they came from and everything. During this I couldn't help point out that there must be some great differences in coming from the east coast to near the west coast. The older son looked up and said sheepishly, "Yeah, I can't wait to go back to North Carolina in a year. It's cold here." I loved the kid for his honesty and couldn't help smile at what he said. That's pretty much the usual reaction we get along with how pretty the mountains are. But enough about that. Time for me to stop procrastinating and actually get my projects done that are due tomorrow (which includes LOCATING the power point that I started =O_o=). Take care, everyone!
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