Friday, September 2, 2005

   Holy Triangle!
There's a story behind the subject. Which happened in school. Which also wiped the heck outta me. Aaagh. So... tired... science hurt my brain and, surprisingly, math made me feel better. And after gym I hardly remember anything that happened in the school day. My mind is so weird.

The story behind meh title is... in math we're still doing problems and makin a poster. I have this weird triangle one and had to add squares... anyway... I made the joke of 'holy triangle'! Get it? Holy cow, you know...

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!!! Last night's episode of FMA almost made my cry! Hughes can't be gone... the funeral gave me tears... ;_; 'Twas the best episode EVERRR!! I knew there was something up with the Fuhrer's secretary. I just can't believe she's Sloth! No wonder she shot the Ishbalan child. And, NOT TO SPOIL ANYTHING, but I think maybe the F u h r e r i s P r i d e (w h o i s a h o m u n c u l u s) sorry to spoil it, but seriously, LOOK HERE!!! doesn't the last one look like the Fuhrer!? ...*A H E M*

I really need to find something else to obsess over. Like ToS! Yesh! ^_^ Well, while I'm being even MORE odd, I'll put the beginning of the other story I'm writing. My friend and I will probably do one together, so maybe I'll take elements from this and put them in there...

The clang of steel interrupted the quiet, still May morning. Two boys were facing off against one another, on top of a hill with grass like that from a plain. Both boys were locked in battle. It was actually more a test of strength- who could push the other over first. It was a bit dangerous, but nothing that would seriously wound them.
After a moment of struggling, a boy with brown hair broke away and jumped back. His opponent, a boy with blond hair that stuck out in all directions, almost stumbled over, but he managed to keep his balance and prevent himself from falling. He looked up at his opponent, the brown-haired boy.
“What’d you do that for?” the blond haired boy asked.
“You almost had me. Any more, and you would’ve won,” the other boy replied.
“Isn’t that the point of what we were doing?”
“Yeah, but… the sun’s getting a little high in the sky. It’s probably about lunchtime or something. We should head back.”
“Hmm… yeah, you’re right. Let’s go.”
The two boys then walked down the hill, into a valley where they both lived. A stream cut through a village that lay there. Most of the houses and buildings were actually large tents. While there were three or four normal houses, they were on the outskirts of the village. It was an old-fashioned village, almost like an Indian tribe- but they were more advanced than that. They had a small bazaar and a numerous amount of other things.
The blond boy, Alexander, didn’t live in the village. He lived in the middle of a forest nearby, in a large, two-floor cottage. The two boys split ways when they arrived in the village, Alex’s friend Isaac heading home and himself going towards the forest. Lately the forest had been a bit dangerous, but Alex was seventeen, and surely capable of defending himself.
Alex walked into the forest, the sunlight being replaced with darkness; however, sunlight still seeped in through the trees. His house wasn’t too far from the village, and soon, he came upon it. His house was in a little area where there was a break in the forest, and it was bathed in sunlight. He walked up to the door, opened it, walked inside, and shut it behind him.
“Mom! I’m home!” Alex called into his large, two floor cottage, looking around. His mother wasn’t anywhere in sight.
“Big Brother!” a little girl suddenly cried. Alex’s sister, Aura, came rushing up to him. He kneeled down to her level.
“Hey there, Aura. Do you know what today is?” Alex asked amiably. Aura pondered for a moment, then looked up at him, her face illuminated with happiness.
“The day before my birthday!” Aura replied, her eyes closed in happiness.
“Right. You’re such a cutie…” Alex gently ruffled Aura’s light blonde, cream-colored hair. He looked at her again, asking another question. “Do you know where Mommy is?”
“Mommy’s outside. But she looks sad.”
“Right. Thanks, Aura.”
With that, Aura nodded and ran off happily. Alex smiled to himself; Aura was such a cute, happy-go-lucky girl…

=^_^= Ya likeys? ^.^x

Anyhoos... I think I should go. TGIF! And a 3 day weekend! Woo-hoo! xD

Later's ya'll!
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