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 Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 6:30 pm
I'm doing good, thanks. How 'bout you?
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Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 6:41 pm
NightIntent I'm doing good, thanks. How 'bout you? same ol', same ol'. xd
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Posted: Mon Jan 16, 2006 7:55 pm
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Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2006 10:16 pm
Hello,peoples..Alas, I'm here. What a ..weekend!...
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Posted: Wed Jan 18, 2006 3:34 pm
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 2:18 am
Hm..well the, I turned a year older last Sat,14th. There was no party,so I spent the morning and afternoon doing projects. It was terrifying as my fingers started to cramped midway of typing and writing reports.Urgh..
That night, I went out with my family,small dinner.Love the food..[duh]
Sunday..ah yes..Still staying at home, doing school stuffs.Why am I stuck doing all those?...Coz I'm a 'last minute' kind of person. I'm not like this last year...Maybe this year, I am just so tired..
Okayz, I'm not going to complain about my awful weekend. Its terrifying me...
Anyone had a wonderful weekend?.....why am i asking this...
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Posted: Thu Jan 19, 2006 3:26 pm
Happy late birthday! I had a so-so weekend. I did almost nothing. The highlight of my weekend was watching Jade's friend get all emotional over Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind. Jade is three, and so is her friend. It was hilarious. She looked like she was about to cry. Then she brandished her plastic golf club at the Ohm stampede and yelled, "Monsters! Monsters!" Jade started up, too, of course. I laughed so hard. That was Saturday. Sunday I didn;t do much. Monday I went to the bookstore with LHL. And then the weekend was over, and I hadn't even touched my homework. Because I really, really didn't want to.
So, physics class was actually fun today. Why? Because there was no teacher. The toeacher was gone to deal with something to do with her family, she wasn't really clear on what, and there was supposed to be a sub. But the sub never showed, so we were basically doing whatever the hell we wanted. So we all talked and talked. Then a kid went up to the chalkboard, picked up a piece of chalk from it, and wrote, "E.J. owns you." His name is E.J. Then he left a little later, and another kid added to his writing, so it said, "E.J. owns your mom." Someone then erased the "yo" in you, maming it, "E.J. owns ur mom." Then, to finish it off, someone else erased "E.J." and replaced it with Latham, the teacher's name. So the board read, in big letters, "Latham owns ur mom. A girl took two pictures of it, half of it first, and then the other half, with her phone, and said she was gonna put it on Myspace. I laughed so much during that whole thing. It was great. Plus, me and the two people who sit to either side of me started talknig about random, interesting things. Like how little people are going to use their brains in the future, because technology will do all their thinking for them. It was a very nice period.
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Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 2:55 am
Haha..thanks anyways.Nice weekend.Well, at least the homework didn't bother you.Quite.
Free periods.How I miss those times?....*daydreams*
Technology is catching up.I watched the news last night and there was one guy who developed a chip in which it can store password.
Basically, you put this small tiny chip into your skin palm..and if you ever forgot your pc password,you can always have that chip to help..
I think that was it...I thought.
But I don't wanna have technology in me.I don't know.It bothers tghe thought of being electrocuted.....I know..I know..Must be my imagination..
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Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 8:20 am
...I don't get how that chip would help. But I rarely forget my passwords. I get tehm mixed up sometimes (keep using my password for Gaia on my e-mail address n.n"), but I don't forget them. So that'd be entirely useless to me. But... how would it help? What would it do to help someone remember a password? I don't get that. Yeah, but this weekend I have to catch up with all the physics studying I've been putting off since last Friday. That'd be, let's see, sizteen problems to do. And I'm just gonna finish it all tomorrow, and my history essay, so that'll probably take me the whole day. Such fun the week before finals is, don't you think?
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Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 2:16 pm
Oh, man. Ian's so gonna be found innocent in the trial. There's like 12000-some votes for innocent, like 2000-some for guilty. Silly, silly people. Oh, well. Though I wouldn't have minded if Rufus ran the Barton Boutique forever. I like Rufus as a store owner. n.n
Today was such a good day. I went to this person's house, that my mom knows, and they had all these birds. There was this beautiful deep blue parrot called Blueberry Pie, a white cocatoo (no idea if I spelled that right) called Lily, who really liked me, three toucans, two mini toucans, two littler parrots, a waxwing, a couple finch-looking things, and a couple parrakeets. I liked Lily best. She was sweet. And she liked me. n.n There were also four dogs and an f-2 cat, which is a bobcat-housecat-mix. The cat was just adorable. And the dogs were nice, too. I liked Deshiloh. He's a wolf-husky mix. Then, after we left, we went to eat lunch, and then my mom toiok me to buy a helmet. It was expeeensive. And she wanted to buy me pants, but I hate breeches. They're so very, very annoying. Finally, we went to a pet store that has all these animals outside of it. Except there weren't all that many this time. Oh, well. It was a nice day.
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Posted: Sat Jan 21, 2006 10:50 pm
Ian's innocent..for sure..Maybe.I voted in innocent.It was fun..
Wow, that lots of pets! I remembered a person in my area,before she moved out,she owned a lot of cats.They are all adorable.Its as if,when they go strolling around the park,they always know how to get back on their own.And they always walked together.I remembered it was a black cat,who was the leader..hehe
Wonder how are they now...
What's the helmet for btw?...
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Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2006 9:34 am
Did I not mention? Riding. I don't really mind using the stable's helmets, but she does. So she bought me one. Yeah, it was a lot of pets. It was cool. But it took a bird to make me realize something. Which annoys me. I voted innocent, too. Because Bucho's evidence was utter crap. So obviously faked, it's not even funny. But yeah. It's still kinda funny that there's such a big difference. Like no one saw that coming.
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Posted: Sun Jan 22, 2006 8:28 pm
Maybe the evidence is just a slip-away or a blunder...But who cares abt that. It was all for sheer fun, a court case in Gaia. Now then no one can say no to Gaia - a country...
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Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2006 5:21 pm
n.n You bet! I think the evidence was tampered with. Tampered with, I tell you! ...But I have no real opinion as to whether Ian is guilty or not, so I really don't care. I'm just having fun being stupid. n.n
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Posted: Wed Jan 25, 2006 11:37 pm
Haha..It was tampered!..Maybe Ian has an alibi..>_>..<_<..meh..Like he have one.Now I'm being one of those people..
Case aside, I too don't mind having the cat as the store owner. He's cute.
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