I lied.

So I said I would blog yesterday, but I didn't. Lets be real, no one except maybe Ally is reading this, and this is pretty much just a sad excuse not to do productive things. What else is new?

And in this particular post, I might contradict (right word? probs not...) the times a little bit because I wrote the first two paragraphs on Monday, and the others I'm pulling out thin, humid air right now.

I'm actually writing this in science class right now. You may think "What? you're blogging in class??" Well, yes. Our science class, while quite educational and chock-full of stuff to learn, is quite boring. We pretty much get all of our work done in about the first half-hour of class and then talk/chill/etc. for the rest of the time. Of course it would seem like it's and easy class then, but of course, NO. The classwork is super chill, and then you get to test time and it's like BAM! CRAZY HARD TEST WITH A 75% CLASS AVERAGE SCORE! So lesson to be learned: even if the class bores you half to death, at least try to listen instead of, say, drawing an elaborate full-page picture or maybe blogging...

I know if I talk about communications its always intense venting (which I could do plenty of today) but instead I'm going to tell you about the one aspect of that class I actually like: our book club books. Last book club sucked royally, but this time around I'm reading "Secret Life of Bees" and its not half bad. Quality book if anyone's interested.

(quote from Darren Criss' livestream show-thing)

This is going to turn into a Glee blog if I don't stop absorbing too much about the show. Screwthat. Darren Criss did another live webcast today! It was an interview with some fidgety chick from Billboard magazine. Not that I would know, because livestream was being a douche, so I got to see a total of literally 5 minutes of it.

Glee is also 1.5 x as long as it usually is tonight!!! Whooooo! You can bet that will hold my homework off till its over. AND the Warblers are singing a beautiful cover of "Somewhere only we Know" by Keane. Well I think it's beautiful anyway... apparently this one weird kid who sits with us at lunch disagrees *ahem* ZAC.

lame.

It rained for seriously the whole day today, and the world (or city for that matter) is looking more of my favorite color than it has in about six months. Thats green in case you didn't catch that. I suppose if you assumed my favorite color is pink, your mind would have been whacked-up on visions of one trippy world. Pink, by the way, disgusts me as a color. Its so gross. My sister couldn't disagree more, and painted her room straight up PEPTO-FRIGGIN-BISMOL PINK when we moved in. It matches her personality to say the least, in that she's really sound and girly. Not the stomach medicine part. That would be messed up.

I OD'd on YouTube a bit when I got home today, so all that homework I told myself I was going to finish before I watched Glee will be finished in either a sad attempt tonight with half open eyes, or in French class tomorrow. So basically just like every other day of the year.

Hey, we had burgers for dinner last night for the first time since fall. That was a milestone. And Delicious. I'm really weird about how I eat because I always eat a burger with mayo, but I don't spread the mayo on the bun before I eat it, I dip the side of my burger before I take a bite. Little known fact, I also don't like ketchup. At all. Ever. On anything. It's gross. DOUBLE RANDOM FACTS! We also had sweet potato fries which are like my favorite food ever. No, that's a lie. Not ever. More like top 10. Naw, top 17. Yea, that's a little more accurate.

I'm a little sick this week and I think it may be a reaction to our French teacher, because its definitely going around our French class. Meredith, Elisabeth and I all got the same symptoms at pretty much the same time. I swear, Madame is contagious.

Speaking of Elisabeth, (woah, thats creepy considering I'm not sure that she knows this blog even exists. How weird would it be to find out someone was talking about you on the internet? Not being creepy here, I promise.) today marks ELEVEN years she has been cancer-free! A million congratulations to you, Elisabeth!!!

And on that surprisingly happy note, byeeee.

(Ally gets it)