May 26,

11:02 PM — Went to Michaels again (I'm seeing that place very often, no?) to pick up some tiles for my sister's mosaic (they had all she needed except one color) and I picked up some objects myself, including but not limited to four bottles of Liquid Rainbow and 36 skeins of embroidery floss (hello, hair wraps!) 

May 25,
Towel Day

10:07 PM — I had the day off. So Nyah. 

I went over to Michaels, got myself some inspiration, and started working on a suncatcher.  I need to let the liquid leading (which, ironically, has zero lead) dry overnight before I add color.

I went to the store and picked up two things: the first was The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide, a compilation of six novels by the late Douglas Adams, and a copy of Mad Magazine. 

May 24,

11:41 PM — I just realised that a new friend of mine in science class won't be going to my school next year... Damn...

May 23,

5:04 PM — Yet another daring adventure of the Yearbooks.

I was hanging out downstairs in the band room, finishing my 'signature' in Jamie's yearbook (I was half-done when the bus showed up) when she decided that she wanted her ex-boyfriend Matt to sign her yearbook. Well, she got exactly what she asked for— an autograph.

She got miffed over it, and told him to resign her book, leaving a note this time. She also signed Matt's yearbook, filling it with a rather biting note and calling him a 'smuck' at the end. When 8:05 rolled around, I decided to talk with her. "What was that word you wwere trying to write? Schmuck?"

"Yeah. So?"

"Oh, nothing... I'm just surprised you used it. It's a Yiddish word for penis." Let me clarify that I thought it was strange for two reasons: 1) Jamie is an absolute prude, and doesn't use that kind of language against anybody, and 2) She's korean; 'schmuck' is more of a european Jew thing.

"WHAT?! But the others told me it was just another word for 'idiot'! Oh my god, I have to get that yearbook back!" And so began a day of hunting Matt down, scratching out the old note, writing an apology in its place, and worrying that she had just scarred Matt for life. According to Josh, though, what Jamie orginally wrote 'didn't make much sense', so maybe it was okay.

Meanwhile, everyone EXCEPT freshmen had their awardss ceremony today, which left us stuck in 2nd period the entire morning with a Grouchy KittyPhile. Also, we had a poetry 'scavenger hunt', and my group won. Considering we wrote almost 30 poems in 20 minutes, I'm not surprised. Just so you know, I didn't write the most: Bethany did.

I'll probably post my poems from the hunt later.

May 22,

9:07 PM — YAY! I finally got my yearbook! A hardbound book with glossy pictures and heat-activated edge pages (you know, the pages that stick the inner hardcover to the other pages) and a cool cover for only $50!

Actually, that's not much of a bargain.

I have a little English homework to do, and then I can call it a night.

We had our awards ceremony today as well, and I got six awards: STT, Cabinet, Reflections (two awards), 2nd Semester perfect attendance, and 4.0 GPA (it's only been a semester — it's not hard yet)

May 21,

10:58 PM — Se-ven more days of school, HEY! Se-ven more days of school, HAH!

*blinks* Oh. Was anyone listening to that?

Heh heh.

I'm having trouble updating the journal, but I figure I'll fix it once FortuneCity gets their file manager back up. If only it cared more about their site maintainence than selling domains...