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Pick your favorite. Please and thank you.
School's started. I have to do an entire semester of math again because the program changed. Already got two units done, though, so that's my small way of saying "suck on that, algebra". I got bumped up to ninth grade... only to find out it's the EXACT same reading as eigth grade. So I only look forward to A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickenson, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, and Romeo and Juliet (if you don't know the author, I'd like to know where you've been hiding for the past five centuries).
History is fun because the books aren't written by the state >:D so they're a) TRUE b) SEMI-OPINIONATED (and it doesn't hide the fact that the bad guys were really bad guys) and c) FUN.
Science has been easy so far.
Yeah, my life in a nutshell. Oh, I'm on chapter seven of Retro-Specter, which was originally chapter 9.
I'm going to the beginning-of-the-season swim party at Jack Carter tomorrow, 7 pm to 9pm. Should be fun.... get to meet all the new coaches, none of whom will actually be coaching me. Lastly, round of applause for Swapnav, who I think coerced Ted into moving him up to Junior Silver (heheh~ I said nothing...).
Valete. *~poof~*
=) No problem and I've been busy. Marching band has taken over my life *nods* Summer band camp is over as of today, but school starts Monday (high school, woot!), then it's Eid, and after school MB practices will continue.
ReplyDeleteUmmm....Picture three. Four reminds me of food. O.O But that's probably 'cause I'm fasting and I just came from a band potluck party. (I didn't eat.)
P.S. O.O Algebra. Hated that, but sounds like you're doing pretty well =) Have fun with your reading and such :)
ReplyDeleteFirst, I think I said accidentally. I never read anything past chapter 2 (laziness), and so I don't know who fell, nor how they fell, or even if the title had anything to do with the book at all. As for your images, I don't know waht the theme is in the first place. Three seems better, its just that its smaller. It's also not a good idea to enlarge a picture too much, as that pixelates it. SO, if you have a larger copy, use that. Finally, "Oh, happy dagger, here is thy sheath" are the final words Juliet has spoken. And she was... 15 or 16 when she got married... and died... yeah... FUNGUS!!!!!!
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