Question Mark!

Blogspot must have been creating posts for me, because I could've sworn this wouldn't be my last post! Oh well, so today is the last day of "summer" for me. Although, to some people who think that summer, the season, ends tomorrow, check your calendar! Today, Im going to talk about math, in the shortest blog ever.

MATH. I've never been good at math, ever. At my old school in fifth grade, I was barely getting through fourth grade work, and when I came to FWA, they had sixth grade doing seventh grade math. I've gotten off subject. So, my dad has really bad dislexia, and I think its rubbing off on me. I have barely been able to get anything right lately. Like on time, I was trying to remember who was the guy in the movie pursuit of happiness was, and I said Will Farrel. (Incase you didnt know, it was Will Smith) I have also been mixing up my B's and D's again. Again.

Goodbye!!

Edit: Okay, as you can see, the page you can see says I only have 8 posts. When I go to my user home page, It says I have 10 posts, see? (At the top, it wouldnt let me post at the bottom)

Lobster Killer!

I just went to see Julie & Julia! Such a good movie, I don't know why anyone wouldn't give it 5 stars! I decided that I would give a review on the movie, saying that I have no idea what to write about... Here I go! (Have I said that before? I think I have. Poo.)

It starts off slow with Amy Adams (Julie) complaining, which is all she did throughout the first part of the movie. When Meryl Streep (Julia) shows up, the movie becomes relentlessly entertaining. She makes everyone happy, and her husband, (I forgot his name in real life and in the movie, but he was in Devil Wears Prada) made the movie come to life.

The setting for Julie, in the beginning of the movie, is in 2002. They do not have things correct. This includes the cars, foods, technology, and fashion. It reminded me of a Renaissance movie on the 1970's. When they switched back to Julia, I longed to be in Paris with their delicious food and beautiful scenery. From what I saw, they made it up to date, if that's the right thing to say.

END (Possibly, I might write more tomorrow...)

Airplanes (Part 2)

It turned out that the plane was not only directly in front of us, but it was an unsafe distance away. This made it even harder to maneuver around the clouds. So we continued to (try) to navigate our way around the clouds, without secession, I might add, for about a half an hour. Finally, we reached our destination of Springfield, Illinois.

End

I finally did the math this morning, and it turns out that I don't have to write two blogs a day! Yay! So Ill be doing one tomorrow, Sunday, and Tuesday. On Monday I will probably be too lazy after spending all day at the school orientation, and Tuesdays free.

The reason why this blog is so short is because (A.) I just woke up (B.) my grandparents are coming soon and (C.) I wrote another blog this morning, but it died. (In English, "died" means I accidentally closed it)

Airplanes (Part1)

Airplanes are (supposedly) the safest way to travel, but what happened to cars? I mean, in cars, your on the ground! In airplanes, you are (usually) 30,000 ft. in the air. For acrophopics like me, this is the probably the travel option you never want to use.

I was a frequent flyer as a small child because my parents traveled alot for work, and didn't want to leave me with a babysitter for weeks on end. (My parents work at the same company.) So, at the time, I had no fear whatsoever of flying and/or heights. When I was about six, I was going to see my grandmother, in Illinois. saying that my mother would have to sit through 11 hrs. of "are we there yet??" and "now are we there yet?" My mom chose that it would be best if we flew.

Now, it was a stormy day, in whatever little state we were flying through at the time. Luckily for me, the pilot had no choice but to fly straight into it. (Yay!) But what he didn't know, is that there was also a plane directly in front of him.

To Be Continued....

FAIL

http://failblog.org/

Throughout my life, I have "failed" countless amount of times. I always go to this site when I need a good laugh, or I just feel like I need to read it. It always makes me happy to see other, well, erm, unhappiness?

FailBlog is a site where people who have taken pictures of the wrong things in life. Also, there are the "Wins", which are the things that have fixed the "fails."

.Well, I know that I haven't blogged in two days, so you will see two tomorrow, and the next day.

IDEK (Part 2: the second, and last, part)

The obsessive quoting only snowballed from there, saying that we both have OCD and absolutely must watch one of the videos and/or quote them everyday.(I'm pretty sure our parents know all of the quotes, too)This continued throughout the rest of the summer, and still continues today. THE END

Anyways, the reason I haven't written in a week and a half is because I've been in Hilton Head for a "Family Reunion." Or, in other words, me, and 21 other people on my dads side got together in South Carolina for a week.

And since I haven't blogged, I will be blogging (at least) once a week everyday until school starts. I cant wait...