Hello world!
I realized what I was forgetting (which was to write here) last Sunday at 9:00 PM, so it felt like it was too late. Also, I didn't really feel like doing it, since it would be rushed. ...Sorrynotsorry
I am kinda annoyed that I haven't drawn something in a long time, but honestly, I have had no inspiration, and I'm using my time on other stuff, mainly writing stories. I guess the closest to visual art I can get is Ceramics class. Maybe I'll post a pic or two of my creations! I've recently put a kitty mug and Alphonse Elric mug to the kiln. I'm serious. I'm just mainly worried about how the second one will look, because you might not be able to see well the carvings I put in once it's been glazed, since they aren't very deep. Guess I'll take a picture before glazing too, so at least I'll have that one if the finished product doesn't look cool enough.
I plan to draw something this week! We'll see in the near future if I actually do it...
A few weeks ago, my English class started a unit about epics and epic heroes. Last week we had to make a poster about the Monomyth (which stressed me out, ugh!), and this week we had to write a story about our own epic hero, following all the steps of the Monomyth. Yes, get to use my skillz! *fist pump* And everyone knows who the main characters are, our favorite people on this blog! Mausu and I! *laugh*
...Actually, I'm still working on it. The requirement, basically, was to have at least one page. I've been typing it up on Google Drive, and I'm already at... 12 pages, and I think it will end at almost 20. *sweat drop* Writing so much is a blessing and a curse... At least I have to have it turned in by midnight on Tuesday (on a website), so I am sure to get it done by then! I would like to post it here, but again, it's super long, so I don't know if there's something else I could do, like a link... I wish someone would tell me! *tear*
What would have been included in last week's post if I had done it (still sorrynotsorry) was that I got to hang out with an old friend whom I haven't been with in a really long time! As far as I know, I haven't mentioned her on here, which just kinda proves how little I've been with her lately. The first thing we did was do our favorite thing together: play Kirby's Epic Yarn! It's a video game that I've had for over 3 years, and we completed it together within a few months. It feels weird to play without the other person, or play with someone else. It reminds me of how close the two of us are, and every time I'm with her, I realize just how similar we are now. We morphed each other into ourselves. We are nearly one mind. Just about the only things that are different are me being into anime, and her being more like the average teenage girl. XD Besides that, we think the same, act the same, sometimes talk the same, and for a while, our Miis on the Wii looked like twins, but not on purpose. Since she often uses this name herself, I bestow upon you people the amazing girl whom I will always be best friends with forever and ever: Beka!
Yesterday, my mom, my sister, and I went out shopping to Justice, then to Kohl's. We got some clothes, as you'd expect. Afterwards, we went to visit Brorange's family, but only teenagers were there, his parents were gone. We still stuck around for 2-3 hours. He gave me a list of anime and other shows to watch, then we both talked a bit about some manga that the other didn't know about (like I told him a bit of Maoh: Juvenile Remix, as I read the first 5 books of it the day before), and after I stole with permission some pan dulce from their kitchen (nomnomnom I love orejas), we played Snakes and Ladders (which he won), then checkers (I dominated him), and finally, I played my first game of chess ever. I think. It probably really frustrated him that I was so nervous about moving pieces, not knowing very well what the best options were. I also had to ask a few questions during about moving and capturing with certain pieces. Of course he won, but I was still a little pleased with my performance, considering I just remembered vaguely how to play, and that I had never actually played a game before. I put up a fight!
Today, I went to Primary instead of Young Women's during church. Since most people aren't of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: how it works on Sundays for us Mormons, usually, is that the first hour is Sacrament Meeting, which I don't feel like explaining right now, then Sunday School hour, where everyone goes into their classes, separated by age groups. The third hour, everyone gathers into larger rooms and listen to a class that are separated by kids, teenagers, and adults. Since I am a teenage girl, I usually go to the class for young women.
But this week, they basically did not have a lesson in Young Women's class and were just gonna be sitting around doing nothing. For a few weeks, I have been wanting to visit the Primary, or little kids' class, because I have been too old for it for about 2 years, and kinda miss it. So, my mom and the teachers in Primary agreed to let me be in it this week. Of course I got confused looks from the little kids, since I was kicked out a long time ago, but didn't say anything. I enjoyed the lesson, and I got to relax and have fun with some of them. Of course, I'll probably never be able to do that ever again, unless I get the calling to be a teacher for the youngsters (hehehe) when I'm an adult. Also, I'll feel too bad about ditching the class I'm supposed to be in if I don't wait until then. (But I didn't feel bad this time since there wasn't a class. Loophole.)
Lesson of the day is: don't skip your class to attend a different class. Unless there is a loophole.
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