'If you were a fabric you'd be plaid Everybody knows plaid is so rad i think about you and i go mad You're so rad' =) =) =) --- I bet the scariest thing in the world would be if you were a fish who found land. Your whole life you live in this cool underwater world. Then, after swimming a lot one day you realize there's this place called 'land' above you. If you go on it, you wont be able to breathe and you'll die. If that's not scary enough, this place is also infested with giant things called 'humans.' Oh, that would be terrifying if you were a fish. But then I heard fish can only remember 15 seconds of what just happened. If that's true, my thought is just flatout crushed into little helpless pieces. ? --- The weather was amazing yesterday. The camera and me took a long walk and ended up finding unknown territory, or so I'd like to believe it was unknown. I've never been there before, so I convinced myself it was the same for everybody else. It was the most intriguing area hidden deep inside the woods behind the park. There was two high mounds of grass and going across the middle was a fallen tree. It made for a perfect little seat once I crawled up to it. It was high up, but heights never scared me. I sat on it for a good while.. just thinking and taking pictures to remember the moment. There was a cool little creek (which I named after myself for discovering it with my awesome exploration skills) to the left of me too. Ah, the sound of running water is so relaxing. It was like my own piece of land. My new-found thinking place. I felt so special to be there. I'm such a cheeseball and I love it. --- One acronym: PSSA. They are these writing tests that our school forces us take in 11th grade. If a certain amount of kids pass the tests, the school gets money and reputation points or something crazy like that. If we don't pass, you are thrown into a seminar class for a retake test. Fail the retake test, and you don't graduate. It sounds terrible and everyone complained so bad about them. I actually really didn't mind them. As long as you can write, you can pass. So I had so much fun with them. They gave us amazing prompts to write about... Prompt 1.) In order to succeed at a specific achievement, does it take natural ability or hard work? Well, I felt like being complicated and went with an in-between answer to confuse the crap out of the judge reading mine. I said that it takes the natural ability to want to do hard work. And then I just made stuff up. Prompt 2.) Write about an issue that affects your community the most. AH! I loved this! I wrote some crazy response about how loud machines are cutting down trees thus destroying the homes of my community's deer and turkey population. Also, ruining our backyards. So now the children are forced to play on the streets with the homeless, lost, and confused turkey and deer. YES!!!!! Prompt 3.) I get this one tomorrow. I can't freaking wait. --- 'He who forgets will be destined to remember.' Destiny hit me. I remember. And it's driving me crazy. I think I need to try to talk to him.