This is a photo post with an appearance by global warming.

I went for a walk on Wednesday when I realized that it was 26 degrees C (80 degrees F) outside, in March. This faux summer is throwing me off.

 Love,
-J-

I found this note in a book in the library on Wednesday. I wish my relatives wrote inspirational notes like that in books they give me. Or that they gave me books at all.

"Enjoy this book as every person should enjoy their life; with naive expectations."

Love,
-J-

My imminent Hunger Games adventure.

"Hey, Mom and Dad, can I drive to another city with one of my guy friends and two of his (slightly sketchy) friends I don't know well, to see a midnight premier of a movie based on a piece of dystopian children's literature? But it comes out 18 hours before it comes out here!"

What I'm doing tonight sounds sketchy as hell to my parents. I so surprised that they are actually letting me. They should know what power fictional characters have over me and just how badass I am not. I mean, like 90% of teenagers are more badass than me.

Are/ when are you guys seeing the Hunger Games? 

My long weekend is so happening. Tomorrow night I'm going to see another high school's musical, Guys and Dolls. Saturday and Sunday hold long rehearsals because we open on this Wednesday.
Love,
-J-

Crazy young procpines.

“My throat feels like a young porcupine just crawled backwards down my esophagus.” - Kaelen

Seriously, all I need under this boatload of everything is a cold. I'm currently recovering from a disease related to chicken pox, preparing for an imminent french exam, 2-2.5 hours of musical practices on weekdays and now a cold?

Life keeps throwing stuff at me, waiting until I crack.

At least this song will keep me company. 

In good news, I'm seeing The Hunger Games this weekend (like, you know, everyone and their dog). I'm suppose to suppose to drive up to Moncton with a few people to see it Thursday, the night before it comes out here. Btw, no school the next day. That should prove itself interesting.

In random news, one of my friends asked if I wanted to play Dungeons and Dragons some weekend. It wasn't a bad pick up line, I swear. I said sure: I have no shame anymore.
Love,
-J-