Yesterday was so much fun. In Geology, we had a party that included pizza, cookies, chips, and soft drinks. There was also an ice fight, reality TV show talk, and I helped Ms. Holmes fill out her Survivor application. Hopefully, she will be made famous by saying that the only thing she wouldn't do for a million dollars is superglue her buttcheeks together. That woman is crazy. In Chamber Choir, we set the chairs back up, and half of us got into the "hole." I was not in the half because you had to crawl and I didn't realize it was spacious underneath. Maybe next time. Plus, we had a party, which was enjoyable mostly. Kind of lonely for me though because everyone was wrapped up in conversation or else not the room. But I enjoy listening to other people. In Government, I tormented Christin, who was taking the essay portion of the final exam. Love her. She wasn't exactly feeling tormented, she was just laughing at comments like, "she's smokin' out those words! Look at that pencil fly!" or "what are you doing, writing your debut novel?" It ended in a giggly, "I can't concentrate!" Christin is fun. I also read a textbook on abnormal psychology. Lunch was pretty uneventful and the nachos were gross. In Concert Choir, we discussed the concert and then I laid on the couch with Katie and talked to other random people. English was our Frankenstein test, and then we sat around mostly. And then I went to work, where I was tired, but a lot of people paid me for the Christmas party and I came up with the most clever hiding place ever in the history of ever. Met my dad and sister for Mexican, and then headed to Barnes & Noble with Kim to buy Frappucinos for me, her, and Joy, plus cheesecake to eat on the way back. Then, we played a sad round of Trivial Pursuit, followed by some Sims. Today was also good. Michael's parents renewed their wedding vows to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary. Plus, I took him and Georgia to the mall. Fun was had by all. I bought Cali and Nikki's Christmas presents, which means I have to shop for Georgia still, pretty much. Tomorrow is the Christmas cantata. Things are looking up so much right now. I love the Christmas season because I have one more happytime before the cold winter months before my birthday and springtime. At the same time, spring is going to bring with it so many changes. I'll be registering for classes, graduating, finishing high school, turning 18. It's just so amazing how it's all right around the corner and that I feel so prepared. I feel so blessed by that.