Hibernation should be an option.

Thought I'd give you something I stole from tumblr to remind you that I'm still here. Nothing interesting is happening and I figured I won't keep you up to date on nothing.

Today somebody handed me a phone in video mode before class started and told me to point it at them. In unison, two guys threw their desks over and yelled. The phone then began to take video. I kind of stood there having no idea what just happened. Still don't know.

Also, I got the book The Reader for English class. All I know so far is that (a) it has the opening line of "When I was fifteen, I got hepatitis," and (b) it contains an affair between a 15 year old boy and a 30 year old woman. Yeah. Bring it on, disturbing IB English curriculum.

We discussed anarchy in History today and all I could think of when somebody said 'anarchy' was when they yell,"ANARCHY" during "Le Vie Bohemie" in Rent.

I have a mild obsession with Sherlock. This is what happens to me during winter. 
Love,
-J-

One of my classmates posted this. So true.

Back to school tomorrow. I made brownies to give to my classmates to celebrate surviving Great Expectations (I'm actually only to chapter 40, but sparknotes has me covered.) So happy, because now I can have homework, procrastination, along with a healthy dose of socializing that keeps me sane. HALLELUJAH.

However, this break has given lots of amusing facebook threads. And thoughts on what to do with my summer (Work at a summer camp, perhaps? But I want to make money. Meh. Time will tell.)
Love,
-J-

Things I've done in the last 24 hours:

• Discovered BBC's Sherlock (AHHHH SO GOOD.)
• Posted to facebook that actually reading Great Expectations is too much effort and sparknotes and a movie will just have to do (insert long string of IB kids discussing and joking about Great Expectations.)
• Having a burst of mental instability after church: a bit of insanity, then an attitude slightly akin to Marvin the robot.
• Singing a seniors' home after burdening people with my mental instability. 
• Skating on the lake. It was nifty.
• Eating pancakes for supper.

Yeah, that's about all.

"My teapot's been adopted."

Today I realized that I feel happy when things I previously saw in thrift stores are no longer there. I was walking through Value Village today and a crazy teapot I saw last week was gone. My first thought was,"Oh, my teapot has been adopted. I hope it went to a good home." Then I realized what I had just thought.

I'll be happy for school to start again... nine class days before exams. Mild hell, nbd.

This is an interobang.

 

This is a punctuation mark for sarcasm.

Love, 

-J-