ROSES. FOR ETERNAL LOVE.

I have finally completed my last year EVER at SPES.
Yes, I know.
I suck at LiveJournal.
 

Good Lord, I spent three frickin days sprucing up my LJ and for what? One post? LAWD.

Well, I've started a new year at school. Whoop de do.

And in that year I have already managed to crack off half of my kneecap and am now having to wear a brace. >_>
GRACIOUS.

So. Yeah. Not much.

The end.

Lol. Thought I was gone for good huh?
Nope! Katie has RETURNED!!!!!!!!1

It's the end half of summer. (*sniffle sniffle*)
At this moment I am in a conversation with Monique, Hannah and Drew. Allison used to be there too, but she's gone now. (She got sleepy.)

And now here I am! Entirely new layout (took like three days lol.) I'm quite proud of it.


So what's new?
Ummm...
Let's start from the beginning of summer.

• Allison and I took a trip to NYC and Washington DC.
• My cousin, aunt, and grandma are coming to visit this Thursday.
• While in NYC, Allison and I saw Grease and Gypsy. (Awesomeness!)
• I saw Sweeney Todd in Houston!!!!!!! OMG. FRIGGIN AWESOME.
• I have discovered my new obsession: JACK THE RIPPER! (Fear me. Lol.)

Well, I probably should go now to write my living brains out. TTYL!

PERFORMANCE. OH MY GOD YALL. I was fricking blown away. I detest kiddie plays, but this one was truly great. For the most part, I had no idea that those students could sing so well, especially Drew. I had been assured by many many people that he was a great singer, so naturally I expected him to be pretty good. But they all lied to me. 'Great' is a major understatement. He's more like a phenomenal singer. Seriously. Good job, Drew!! :D Now, that's not to say that the other singers were not as good as him, I had just been surprised by exactly how awesome Drew's voice was. Kudos to Lauren, Zoe, Alaina, Alexis, Ryan and all of the musical theatre crew!! YALL ROCK! ;)


ENGLISH. Nuuuuu Mrs. Grant you need to grade my papeeeeerrrrrr!!! I made it extra Jack the Rippery--JUST FOR YOU! GRADE, WOMAN, GRAAAAADE! Plz with whipped cream and three cherries on top
Yeah we went to the library. STILL READIN' MUH ONE EYED CAT BOOK
Hath become boring. Why am I reading it?
I don't know.
But I promised myself I would finish it.
Even though I would rather be reading my other book (Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman) but NOOOO I MUST READ ABOUT THE FATE OF NED AND THE FRICKING CAAAAAAAAAAT
Le sigh.

THEOLOGY. Um. We have a test on the Gospel of Luke tomorrow. And we learned about Judas falling and his intestines spewing out. Several classmates were all like EEEEEEEEYYYYYYYWWWWW and I was just like "Meh. Seen worse. Nothing new."

MATH. RenMath. I gots me 13 testablez. Go meee

LUNCH/RECESS. Boringness.

BIOLOGY. Uhmmm...Videos. And notetaking. Sorta. Kinda. A little. I don't really know.

HISTORY. Test on slavery. Ughh I hate learning about slavery. It depresses me so.... :'(




De end.

...I love makin' icons. Do you like makin' icons?

I promise I didn't put a mutilated body behind this one.
Pinky swear.
Five times.
No bodies.
Go ahead.
Click it.
Click it.
Click it.
No tricks.
Click it.

Well, lessee...

I wrote an essay for Mrs. Grant. I chose to write about Victorian England. I did my research and realized I should have chosen just one section of the era. I never realized it was so fricking big. Eventually, I wound up with six pages--three on random Victoriana and three on Jack the Ripper. (For the ignorant: Jack the Ripper was a British serial killer who ruthlessly murdered prostitutes in the community of Whitechapel in autumn of 1888.) I never intended to put such energy in documenting the Ripper, but wound up doing so anyway. It didn't sound right to just say "they found so-and-so at such-and-such" and then move on. That's not the reason the Ripper is famous. There have been plenty of serial killers that the world forgot about because they did nothing (for lack of a better word) spectacular. The Ripper is famous because of the brutal way he killed his victims. He mutilated their bodies and played with their insides. I had to describe that. It didn't help that I was on the internet at the time of writing to look up a few forgotten facts and therefore had access to all the details of the homicides. After talking about the victims, I then had to talk about the Ripper letters and suspects (lololololol barbers) which took up another large bit of room. In the end, I realized I should have just chosen the Ripper alone for my entire essay. That would have been fun.

I also wanted to put pictures, but I knew Mrs. Grant would say no. 


^SERIOUSLY. Only click if you want to be grossed out for life!!!! I'm not joking! AH AH AH AAAAAAAH DO NOT CLICK


And yes I had to look at that picture to get my information. Many times. During class. With people watching over my shoulder. Aren't you jealous you didn't write about the Ripper? </sarcasm>

So yep that's my essay. Have fun Mrs. Grant ^-^

I now have one more little tidbit I wish to share with you:
I GOT TIM BURTON'S AND JOHNNY DEPP'S FRICKING AUTOGRAPHS OMGOMGOMGOGMOGMGOGM

SPAZTASTIC SPASMS OF SPASTIC JOY CANNOT FULLY EXPRESS MY SPAZTICAL FEELING OF SPAZ.
And no you can't touch it. Not in 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.5 years.

I'm still waiting for the right moment to take the perfect pic, so expect a spastic post coming soon...


SPAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAZ

Ahem...
I'M GOING SEE SWEENEY TODD IN HOUSTON.
That is all. Good day sir/ma'am.

Oops.

Okay. Well. Over Easter holidays my folks and I went to New Orleans. We stayed at the Maison De Ville, and it was really freaking awesome! At first we got the haunted cabin...O.o We did all kinds of stuff, like walking around and shopping, going to the Cabildo, and taking a Haunted History Tour (which was awesome!) 
And then we saw this sign advertising a realtor named FINIS D. SHELNUTT. Seriously. I kid you not.

After that was mainly boring school stuff...

Except for one thing.

IT IS MINE. 
MINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINEMINE
 

Caution: Shocker Warning/Fangirl Alert
 

OK, so this past week has been insane. On Saturday, Danielle B. threw this awesome dance party!!! It was awesome! And no I don't feel like thinking of another word besides awesome! Awesome!
I had practice for the Last Supper Dramatization on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Mrs. George gave new shades of meaning to the word FIERCE.   O.O
Tuesday I went to Allison's house along with Monique to bake cookies for the Saint Joseph's Altar. We kinda got sidetracked...okay, well, we MAJORLY got sidetracked...ok, it's more like our sidetracked-ness was to the point of giving up...O.o Oh well. We had fun!
On Wednesday we had the Saint Joseph's Altar. NOBODY WANTED OUR COOKIES!! :'( It was those fricken heart cupcakes that everyone wanted! GRR. Next year we're makin cupcakes!! 
Anyway, Monique tried to sell my foot to Andrew. "SHOEFOOT? YOU WANT SHOEFOOT??" "NO!!"
Har. Har.
Today was the Last Supper Performance DRAMATIZATION. NOT PERFORMANCE. Mrs. George shall murder anyone who refers to it as a performance, play, production, etc.
I was a disciple. Basically I sat there and stared at Jesus!Daniel the whole time. And washed people's feet. I wasn't supposed to look at whose feet I was washing, but I couldn't resist. I looked. SHAME ON ME o.o Too bad. I washed several feet, but I only knew a few of the several: Gabby, Andrew, Drew, and Victor. And I think Brock's mom, but I'm not completely sure it was her.

We did nothing of great importance today in class, so I will not describe them.



 

3.14 lol. 

I don't feel like explaining yesterday, except that we went to STM to go see Beauty and the Beast. 

PI DAY
LANGUAGE/READING- Poetry and then a stupid little essay thingy.

PE- Goofing off with basketballs and such. Allison and I sang 'Jingle Bombs' most of the time.

RELIGION- Video thingie.

MATH- Since today is Pi Day, we got to eat pie. How lovely! We are also trying to break a record for longest pi paper chain (each number corresponds with a color, and we make a paper chain in order that the colors appear in pi)

LUNCH/RECESS- Silent lunch. Ugh. Allison found a crap vein in her shrimp, which grossed out the entire table. Ick. Recess was....not much.

SCIENCE- Busywork from the creepy sub. O.o Then the special Stations of the Cross.

STATIONS OF THE CROSS- The same as every year.

THE FEW MINUTES OF HISTORY- Mrs. A started telling us about World War II, but left us in suspense because the bell rang. 

After school I went to the mall with Monique and Allison. IT WAS FUN! First we went to Hot Topic, and I got a Skelanimal! (Skelanimals: see http://www.skelanimals.com) Mine's a cat, whom I named Sir Mortimer. I carried him in my pocket for the rest of our time at the mall. I love him! In fact, he is sitting in front of me as I type this entry! :3
Anyway, Allison and Mrs. Donna also bought my birthday present (Not one...but TWO BOOKS ON JOHNNY DEPP! OGM YAY.)
Next we went to Icing. I dunno. We looked at all the gaudy jewelery and fat headbands. Funness!
After this was 579. I found a pair of shoes that EXACTLY matched Allison's socks! LOL
Then we went to this place called...like...Charolette Something-Or-Other. I dunno. I had never heard of it, much less been inside. There was a BUNCH of stuff in there. There was also this undoubtedly homosexual guy in there (he was wearing a Paramore t-shirt with the words "CRUSH CRUSH CRUSH" printed big and bold on it.) I was unsure whether to address him as 'sir' or 'ma'am.' It was weird.
Anyway, I bought a pretty dress! I wuvz it!
We bought some cookies and pretzels (in addition to the pie in math class lol.) After that, Monique, Allison, and I went into Abercrombie and Fitch. Their clothing bored me. That's why I don't shop there. After that we went to Hollister (another store I don't shop at.) In this store, Monique and I engaged in an interesting conversation about classmates that we don't like while Allison looked at the clothes. I discovered that I was declared a slut last year at the Fall Fun Fair by a certain someone. I can't believe I went all this time without knowing. It is interesting because the girl who said it dresses like she's still five years old. O_o
We went into The Limited after this, but Monique and I talked rather than looked at stuff. 
Then we left. 
We ate at Olive Garden. Monique is very artistic with her leftovers lol


IT IS FINISHED.

 LANGUAGE/READING- Poetry. I will post the poems when I have them all.

ART- "NOW CLASS, THERE'S A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A NUDE AND JUST BEING NEKKID!!"

RELIGION- Isaiah thingy again.

MATH- RenMath.

LUNCH/RECESS- Lunch was meatball stew. Ick. Allison and I spent most of recess hanging out at Mrs. Bordelon's desk and touching all her stuff.

SCIENCE- Studyguide.

HISTORY- Test on the Gold Rush and war with Mexico. Then reading. 


Tah Dah!



 

LANGUAGE/READING- Uhmmmmmm.....POETRY. It was an "I Am" poem thing. Here is what I came up with:

I am...A psychopathic Cajun
I wonder...How big the universe is. It's like really really really freakin huge, that thing...
I hear...Clashing cathedral bells and a violinist guy
I see...A cow. With wings.
I want...Johnny Depp.
I am...A psychopathic Cajun 

I pretend...To talk to my posters (They don't talk back. :'( )
I feel...FULL OF JOOOOOOOOOOYYY!! [screamed while kneeling on a cobblestone ground in
     front of a cathedral-like building, staring angstily into the sky with straight razors in each 
     hand]
I touch...A giant sponge. Unfortunately not named Bob.
I worry...About my friends. YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!
I cry...When somebody dies. Except Judge Turpin, Barkis Bittern, and Jim. Then I laugh merrily. Ho ho ho!!
I am...A psychopathic Cajun

I understand...God made us because God rocks
I say...God is da bomb!
I dream...About marrying Johnny Depp and flying toast
I try...To always do my best (never really works)
I hope...To visit Britain and, if Johnny dies, marry a British dude
I am...A psychopathic Cajun

FIN.

PE- Running. :P

RELIGION- ERM. John worksheet?

MATH- MATHICAL MATHNESS OF MATHISH MATHLAND. With math. And pi. And very large digits. And I believe there were several fractions in there. And a decimal! AND A COW. (Okay I lie. There was no cow. :'( )

LUNCH/RECESS- No carrots. >:P For recess, we lollygagged and piddled around like always.

SCIENCE- OMG SCIENTOLOGY LOLOLOLOLOLOL TORTOISE
  
HISTORY- Review for test tomorrow. I GOT MAH CAPITALS :D :D :D

So the end.

I do not feel like describing Wednesday and Thursday.

FRIDAY
Ok, so we had an early dismissal today. We got there and had mass in the gym with the Bishop. O.O!
Then we went back to the classrooms to work on the auction project. Unfortunately, all the people who were working on it with us decided to irresponsibly blow it off and leave us with nothing. So Brock's mom, who decided to be responsible and show up, took our pictures. On the very day where I had been to busy with history homework to take a shower. >:P
Then Mrs. Grant read us The Cask of Amontillado by the amazing Edgar Allan Poe. Ok, I am going to rant now... 

I AM NOT AMUSED WITH MY CLASS. They are all determined to hate Edgar. (Thanks to SOMEONE...YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE!) >:O This really aggravates me because they aren't even giving him a fair chance. As soon as they hear that something is "old" or "dark" they are dead-set on hating it. This is why I think I was one of the only ones who liked War of the Worlds.
*sigh* I guess they'll never understand. They'll never have respect for romance, for Olde English, for poetry, for the past, and for the dead. Anything old to them is uncool and anyone who is interested in it is stupid. Truthfully, I believe that anyone who isn't interested is a complete moron. (OK, perhaps that was a bit harsh...Let me rephrase it: Anyone who disses the past is a complete moron.)
Shall I show you an example of why dissing the past is so freaking stupid? I shall...In my art class, most of the boys have seen the recent film Beowulf. They're all like "OMGZ YALL BEOWULF IS LIEK SO FREAKIN AWESOME OMIGAWD." But here's something I bet they didn't know: Beowulf was a poem written in the 8th century by an anonymous author. OH NO, BEOWULF IS OLD AND IT'S...IT'S...A POEM!!! Hmm. Guess it's not cool anymore.
Another example: my dear friend Sweeney Todd has also popped up several times in art class. (Haha you know I had to share every time it did :D) Being a rabid fangirl of the recent 2007 film adaptation, I have done research on it. Guess what? Sweeney made his first appearance in a penny dreadful in 19th century London under the title A String of Pearls: A Romance by Thomas Peckett Prest. (A 'penny dreadful' is a 19th century British horror story, each costing only a penny.) *gasp* OMIGAWD!! IT IS OLD JUST LIKE WAR OF THE WORLDS!! AND EVEN WORSE...IT SAYS THE WORD "ROMANCE"!!!11!!!!1 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Ugh. So Beowulf was a poem. So Sweeney Todd was released under a romantic title. So they're both old. Big effing whoop. GET OVER IT!!
Life as we know it was built on the past, and you better damn well respect it. I'm not asking you to be interested in it. I am asking you to stop being immature retards towards it. So shut up.

Kay I am done with my rant.

Uhh...where was I? Oh yeah: The Cask of Amontillado. Guess what? I liked it! :3
After this, we got to goof off on the tablets. I was bored lol. 
Then we went to get lunch in the cafeteria. It was a grody cheese sandwich, some slimy carrot sticks, icky raisins, and a fortune cookie. We brought the lunches back up to the classrooms (no one ate them, except for Man-Lady, who eats everything.) We waited a bit...and then left. 
Allison came home with me because her mom couldn't get off of work to come pick her up. We went to Ground Pat'i and ordered some appetizers because we were hungry from not eating lunch. They were nummy. ^-^
Then we came home. We watched two "Achmed the Dead Terrorist" videos and a few others, but I forget what they were. Then, all of a sudden, she asked if I could show her "Pirelli's Miracle Elixir" from ST. (If you don't know what ST is, you haven't been paying attention.) I was rather surprised, because I thought the song annoyed her. I showed it to her anyway though. After that, I showed her "By the Sea." We laughed lol. Then, strangely, she asked to see the [spoilers]scene were Lovett was pushed into the oven.[end spoilers] Eventually, we just wound up watching the whole movie. It finished at the exact moment when her mom walked in the door. Woohoo!
My grandparents came to watch me until my dad got home, and in that time I took a shower...uh..and that's about it. My dad got home, and I went in my room to watch some movies. First I watched James and the Giant Peach. HUZZAH FOR WHIMSY AND JOY!!! YAY YAY YAY!
Then I watched Benny & Joon. [fangirl]OMIGAWD JOHNNY WAS SO EFFING HOT IN THIS MOVIE OMG OMG OMG OMG. I WANT THE ROLE OF JOON. SOBADLY.[end fangirl]
Hee hee.
I tried to watch Monster House, but for some reason I had to stop it after [spoilers]Mr. Nebbercracker had his heart attack thingy.[end spoilers] For some reason, it just didn't feel right. I mean, I like Monster House and all, but it just wasn't the right time to watch it.
So I put in Cry-Baby. Big mistake. Definately the stupidest Depp movie out there. However, Johnny retains his undying hotness, omg. ^-^ 

Fin.

SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
On Saturday my mom and I went to Target and shopped for movies n' stuff. We bought Monster House and Chocolat. When I got home I watched Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY TIM AND JOHNNY) and then I tried to watch Chocolat. Ok, first off, it took like 30 minutes for them to show Johnny. By that time, I was half-asleep (this was at like 2:30 AM.) It didn't help me that most of the beginning of the movie was just talking and something distracted me at first and so I didn't understand any of it. Therefore, I fell asleep before it was over. I'm going to re-attempt to watch it this weekend with no distractions and at an eariler time.
On Sunday, we went to play bingo at V.F.W. with my grandma, my godmother, my cousin, Allison, her mom, and her grandmother. It was fun!! Although I accidentally knocked Allison's drink over and screwed up her dauber. OOPS...
Then my mom and I went to Barnes and Noble. We bought four more movies: Benny & Joon, What's Eating Gilbert Grape?, School of Rock, and James and the Giant Peach. I WANT TO WATCH THEM AAAAAALL. THIS WEEKEND.
Omgz.

MONDAY
LANGUAGE/READING- Reviewing the poems. Okay, here are my opinions on all three poems:

Fable- Ew. I thought this one was boooring and rather dumb. The rhyme scheme seemed 'off' to me, and you don't rhyme 'put' with 'nut.' Like DUH.

Charge of the Light Brigade- I enjoyed this one. A lot. Perhaps it's my obsession with days gone by. I dunno. Nevertheless, I liked it! I also really really liked the painting of the fight with the dude on the horse poking the guy on the ground. HAHAHA it looked funny to me!! He looked like he was saying, "OMGZ, I SHALL NOW POKE YE WITH ME LONGSWORD" and the ground guy was like "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! *dead*"

The Highwayman- As I've said before, I liked it!! It reminds me a lot of Sleepy Hollow. And I still have the image of Austin Ladd's kissy-face at the "landlord's red-lipped daughter" part in my mind. AHHAHAHA

Father William- Remember how I said I liked the pokey guy in the painting for Charge of the Light Brigade? Well, this one beats it by a landslide:
 
HAHAHA SPAZ ATTACK!!! XD XD XD

ART- Painting-by-numbers. Some smartypants lost the number/color chart, so nobody knows what to paint where. *groan*

RELIGION- Unibrow Jesus video again.

MATH- Um. I forget. I'll have to get back to you on this. OH WAIT...Area and perimeter. Now I remember.

LUNCH/RECESS- I donut remember.

SCIENCE- Project. Our guy has a top hat lol

HISTORY- War with Mexico stuff.


TUESDAY
LANGUAGE/READING- An assortment of activities with Mrs. Rozas. We wrote alliteration sentences (I don't understand why though. What do they think we are? FIVE?) We used our partner's names. I had Monique. My sentence was: "Monique Micaela will mash many monstrous mangoes momentarily." Yah. Lord knows where she got the mangos or why she's mashing them, but she was nonetheless.

PE- Bombardment. No seriously. That's the name of the game. 

RELIGION- Isaiah 53:5-8

MATH- RenMath

LUNCH/RECESS- We had chicken nugget thingies. For recess I distributed drawings to everyone. Except Allison. She didn't tell me what she wanted me to draw in time. I'll have to get it to her tomorrow.

SCIENCE- Silly little webquest thing. I knew most of the answers even without the internet.

HISTORY- Notes on Utah and California and then a video. Wooo

THE END.
:)

THURSDAY
LANGUAGE/READING- Reading poems. How shocking it was the poem that Man-Lady chose. (It was about food. OGMZERZ.) </sarcasm>

ART- Still painting by numbers.

RELIGION- I donut remember.

MATH- We did...uhm...I think it was customary measure. I don't know. It may have been something else.

LUNCH/RECESS- I don't remember what we ate for lunch. We did not get a recess because Mr. Daigle sent us all into the auditorium to fuss at us about gossiping.

SCIENCE- Well, we have to model bodily systems. Our group (me, Monique, Allison, and Dylan) got the circulatory system. YAY WE GET TO HAVE STRING :D:D:D:D:D:D

HISTORY- Uhh...I think we did...notes? I really don't know. Oh yeah...now I remember. We studied the War with Mexico.

I came home with a headache and slept most of the afternoon and spent the evening getting facts for history, so that explains why I didn't post lastnight.


FRIDAY
LANGUAGE/READING- More poems. AUSTIN LADD'S WAS THEEEEEE BEST. HAW HAW HAW HAW

PE- We got to goof off. Diana and I ran around acting like idiots on the playground thingy for the little kids. It was hilarious and brought back soo many memories. Then Allison was talking to some older kids, leaving Diana and I to ourselves. She suggested that we take advantage of our freedom and be as immature and childish as possible. We did this by singing the Batman theme song at the top of our lungs. Allison later told us that we are the most embarrassing friends she has. 

So we taunted her all the way back into the locker room by shouting "STOP GANDERING" at her.

RELIGION- We watched this strange foreign Last Supper movie (JESUS HAD A UNIBROW!! WHAT THE HELL!! X_x)

MATH- Lol I forgot ;)

LUNCH/RECESS- Silent lunch day. *eyeroll* Then we went outside and did some STUFF. I dunno. All I really remember is kicking a soccer ball back and forth to Diana.

SCIENCE- Okay, well, we worked on our body project. ALLISON, YOU HAVE LOST YOUR SCISSOR PRIVILEGES!!! NO MORE STRING FOR YOU, MONIQUE!! Lol.

HISTORY- Notes on the War with Mexico.

After school, we went with Allison to Robin's (pronounced Roh-ban's) in Henderson. It was really fun and really good!! We talked about all kinds of stuff. It would take thirty-four years to type all the stuff we talked about, so I'm not going to lol. ;)

LANGUAGE/READING- We read this funny poem by Lewis Carroll called Father William. Hehe..."I WILL KICK YOU DOWNSTAIRS!!" O.o

PE- We ran for about 20 minutes and then we just did random stuff. We (meaning Diana, Allison, Teresa, Gracie, and I) went on the swings. IT WAS COOOLD OUT THERE.

RELIGON- Isaiah 53:1-4

MATH- We learned a way to remember how to convert customary measurement. It is difficult to explain over a computer, so I'm not even going to attempt it.

LUNCH/RECESS- We had...like...steak? I think it was steak...we also had mashed potatoes, pudding, bread, and cucumbers. Mr. Deroche made me go to the back of the line because I had forgotten my ID tag in my gymbag. I don't really understand the point of the IDs though. Can't they tell who we are just by looking at us?
Recess was spent amongst the clovers one more (except today we found a dying worm.)

SCIENCE- Highlighting guided notes and drawing a neuron.

HISTORY- We were supposed to have Junior Achievement, but our guy never came. So instead I spent the whole period reading my Series of Unfortunate Events book.

After school, I went to Emily's house. LOL IT WAS FUN. We talked about the teachers, the students, and everything else in between. HAHAHAHHAHA THAT GIRL IS SOOO FREAKIN FUNNY SHE HAD ME IN STITCHES THE WHOLE TIME LOL



In other news, I have a drawing for you, but it requires some explaining:
 
It stems from last Friday morning when Diana and I were coming out of church. I asked her what her least favorite subjects were. She answered, and then asked me the same. I replied, "I donut like math." Of course, I meant to say 'do not' but it just came out as 'donut.' We both started laughing and since then all we need to say is "Donut!" to one another and we will both crack up.

LANGUAGE/READING- Highwayman stuff. I think. I'm not completely sure. Then we did a grammar lesson. I think it was prepositions, but then again, I don't really remember it, so I could very well be wrong.

ART- Since I have finished recreating my Georgia O'Keeffe flower, I am now painting a little paint-by-numbers thingy. And NO, it is not one of those goofy kiddie paint-by-numbers with the cartoonish dog and flower. If you must know, I am recreating The Fighting Temeraire by JMW Turner (1775-1851). This is what it looks like:

 
RELIGION- Mrs. George went over our John worksheets. Needless to say, she went crazy with SYMBOLISM and FEELING and TAKING OFF DANIEL'S SHOE AND SOCK AND THEN PROCEEDING TO TOSS THE SOCK UP IN THE AIR, AFTER WHICH IT LANDED ON DANIEL.

MATH- RenMath day. I was working with area the whole time (I got to use a calculator lolz)

LUNCH/RECESS- We had nachos for lunch. The cheese was, naturally, cold, but they tasted alright. Apparently I'm the only one who persists to eat them like normal nachos. The rest of the people crush up the chips and make a chips-cheese-chili salad thing. I don't really remember the lunchly discussion we had, but we had a discussion of some sort. At recess, Morgan, Diana, Allison, and I scrounged around the clovers, looking for one with four leaves. Diana gathered a bunch of large ones along with a clover-flower. She then said to me, "Make a wish on the nine-leaf clover!!! I wish that you would get married...TO SWEENEY TODD!!" and I'm like "YAAAAAY!!!! I wish you would get married to that guy you like!" We laughed, but then she said that it would make her waaaay to nervous to get married, so I said, "I wish you to have a giant box of donuts!!" (Donuts are an inside joke between her and I) and she's like "YAY!!!"
Soon after that, Morgan found a snakeskin by the overturned soccer goal. We showed it to Mrs. Bordelon and Morgan's sister Britney. After this, we decided that Allison was to marry Mr. Swollen Sour Skittle (inside joke.) I think that was about all that happened.

SCIENCE- We watched a series of body videos and stuff. We then got to play with the Promethean board. We did this little game thing where you poke the parts of the brain and see which body parts move. However, when you poked a certain part of the brain, the guy flips the bird!! SHAME. ;)

HISTORY- We had a test today on the Independence of Texas and the Oregon Trail. It was easy. When I finished, I drew a dragon for JonJon and talked with Allison about poetry (she's doing Emily Dickinson for her project. I'm doing Edgar Allan Poe.)

So the end.

 LANGUAGE/READING- We read an interesting poem titled The Highwayman. I rather enjoyed it (I'm nearly positive no one else did.) It was really weird, though. The way the guy wrote it, it made it sound like the girl got shot in the boobs. O_o Not a pleasant thought...
On a different note, Dakota and I had a nice little discussion about Man-Lady. It started when Man-Lady walked by our desks and immediately a foul odor filled the air (I swear it's not an exaggeration or a joke!) Dakota then tapped me and goes "[Man-Lady] smells funny." and I'm like "I know! He aggravates me..." and then the conversation just blossomed from there.

PE- We played that steal-the-flags-and-don't-get-tagged game. I dunno what it's called. Before the game, Diana, Allison, and I had a discussion about homosexuals and the kinds of horrible, disgusting operations some of them get. I don't even want to remember how we got on that subject, but we were on it nonetheless. 

RELIGION- Mrs. George gave us these little sheets to do and stuff. I don't really remember what she talked about in our class. Hmm...

MATH- Dividing fractions. Now, WHO THE HECK IS MR. SHERMAN??? Omg, Mrs. Evans was like, "Okay class, what does Mr. Sherman say?" and the class (except me) is all, "SAME, CHANGE, FLIP!!!" and Mrs. Evans is like, "YAY!" and I'm like "HUH." Ah well. Doesn't really matter, I suppose, as I don't really care about it. I scanned a practice, but for some reason all my numbers were off and I got like a 15/35. >:P

LUNCH/RECESS- Lol, sorry Monique (we made her sit by Man-Lady O.o) I distributed my beans and sausage and rice among Monique, Allison, and Diana (or at least I tried to...I couldn't really reach Diana very well without interrupting Allison.) At recess, we talked about our many school-related grievances. And then Diana and I started singing church hymns. "WE FALL DOWN...WE LAY OUR CROWNS...AT THE FEEEEEEEEEEEEEET OF JESUS!!" :)

SCIENCE- I screwed up soooo badly on my test....O.o Haha. We did our guided notes today. It was about all of the bodily systems and stuff like that. I actually really like this anatomy stuff. I like learning how people work.

HISTORY- Hooray for my favorite subject!! :3 Ok, so Mrs. Alvarado gave us our test to help us study for tomorrow. We were to fill it out and then we could get with partners and check ourselves. More events happened, but I shan't discuss them due to the lingering threat of the front office...

The end!

OMGOSCARS.
SWEENEY TODD WON FOR BEST SET DESIGN!!!
CAPSLOCK AND 100 FONT CANNOT FULLY EXPRESS MY FANGIRLY JOY.
And Ratatouille won best animated feature. :D But that's not as important. ;)
 

Um. Not much to say.

My mom and I went to the mall to buy something for a friend. I can't say what it is because it's a surprise for her and I don't want to ruin it in case she reads this...

I have a B in science and language. My mom freaked out about that...gotta bring those up.

THE OSCARS ARE TONIGHT!  THE OSCARS ARE TONIGHT!!
YAY YAY YAAAY!!

Sweeney Todd BETTER win...OR ELSE.
And Ratatouille!! I loved that movie!! I wish it the best of luck.