thinking too hard leads to no good.
so i have an a+ in accounting. my parents are all excited, because it's accounting (my daddy's an accountant), and also it's a nice change from the c+ i have in apush.
speaking of apush, i should probably do my homework...hm.
so today in fourth period (apush) we watched this documentary on wwi and had a pizza party. well, i thought i'd make cookies to go with the pizza, so i made these yummy peanut butter cookie sandwiches with a filling of peanut butter mixed with confectioners' sugar and a bit of vanilla, and also a layer of melted chocolate. they were soft, and amazing, if i do say so myself. well, three other people had the same idea. nereida brought some sugar cookies, megan brought chocolate chip cookies, and nick brought "heaven on a spoon." he says it's a secret and won't tell me what it actually was. all were delicious.
in second period today, aplac, i had to write an essay, and chose to write mine on israel and hamas and whether or not israel should have declared war. i said no, and had to use three of four documents for support, and i was thinking i'd get two pages if i was lucky. well, i ended up writing all the way up until the bell and got five double-spaced pages. for less than an hour, that's pretty darned good.
tonight i went to players & spectators with my dad and melody and all my dad's softball buddies. there were a bunch of people there. well, gabi and melody and i got stuck on a lane with four other kids, none older than eleven. i actually thought they were all between six and eight. anyway, in the third game, and maybe even the second, the little kids beat me. and melody whipped us all with her mysterious bowling skills. she almost got a turkey a few times. it was ridiculous.
so now, since i'm home all alone, i thought i'd blog a bit. and now i've run out of things to say.
one night will remind you
how we touched
so i have an a+ in accounting. my parents are all excited, because it's accounting (my daddy's an accountant), and also it's a nice change from the c+ i have in apush.
speaking of apush, i should probably do my homework...hm.
so today in fourth period (apush) we watched this documentary on wwi and had a pizza party. well, i thought i'd make cookies to go with the pizza, so i made these yummy peanut butter cookie sandwiches with a filling of peanut butter mixed with confectioners' sugar and a bit of vanilla, and also a layer of melted chocolate. they were soft, and amazing, if i do say so myself. well, three other people had the same idea. nereida brought some sugar cookies, megan brought chocolate chip cookies, and nick brought "heaven on a spoon." he says it's a secret and won't tell me what it actually was. all were delicious.
in second period today, aplac, i had to write an essay, and chose to write mine on israel and hamas and whether or not israel should have declared war. i said no, and had to use three of four documents for support, and i was thinking i'd get two pages if i was lucky. well, i ended up writing all the way up until the bell and got five double-spaced pages. for less than an hour, that's pretty darned good.
tonight i went to players & spectators with my dad and melody and all my dad's softball buddies. there were a bunch of people there. well, gabi and melody and i got stuck on a lane with four other kids, none older than eleven. i actually thought they were all between six and eight. anyway, in the third game, and maybe even the second, the little kids beat me. and melody whipped us all with her mysterious bowling skills. she almost got a turkey a few times. it was ridiculous.
so now, since i'm home all alone, i thought i'd blog a bit. and now i've run out of things to say.
"someday love will find you
break those chains that bind youone night will remind you
how we touched
and went our separate ways.
if he ever hurts you
true love won't desert you
you know i still love you
though we touched
and went our separate ways."
-journey, separate ways
.jpg)
No comments:
Post a Comment