I'm Scared

Let's be real here for a second, am I always scared of English...absolutely; but I have never been so scared for this grade before...the final. The final is 35% of my grade this semester and it is 100 points. Save me please. 

Dear English Gods, please bless me with at least a C please. That would make my senior year amazing. 

In the end, whatever happens I just want to end up with a C in the class.

So all in all, I just want to perserve my grade somehow.

The Most Wonderful Time of the Year

It's the most wonderful time of the year 
With the kids jingle belling
And everyone telling you "Be of good cheer" 
It's the most wonderful time of the year 
It's the hap-happiest season of all
With those holiday greetings and gay happy meetings 
When friends come to call 
It's the hap- happiest season of all 

Okay, sorry to burst your bubble, but I'm not talking about Christmas time (even though I wish I was). 

I am being extremely sarcastic, as I usually am. 

Right now ISN'T  the most wonderful time of the year...it's FINALS WEEK.

I don't really have any scantron finals to take they are all critiques, power points, written responses, and performance binders. 

 

But all my skills will be tested tomorrow when I triumph the AP English 12 final. It's all free response and I'm scared to death. So wish me luck and I'll go break a leg. Actually...if I break a leg will it get me out of taking the test?

Catching Up

Unlike a lot of students in high school, I'm pretty close with some of my teachers. I really enjoy them and they super nice and funny. The good thing is that they have blogs and twitter accounts.

The reason why it is good is because I can super stalk their lives then.

For example:

My one teacher just had a little baby boy last Sunday, and she just updated her blog today. So I updated myself on her blog today as well.

For example:

My other teacher has a twitter account that she has been updating since she got a new iPhone. So I get her tweets texted to my phone.

Creepy, I know right? But whatever, at this point in the my senior year, or my life, I'm learning to care less and less about what others think of me. 

Well that's not true, I actually still do care A LOT about what others think of me, just not as much anymore; and especially not in the area of stalking/creeping.

p.s. my teachers have to read this blog, to grade me sometimes, so shout out to Wad and VP! You guys are awesome!

Three things I want to do by the time I graduate (or during spring break)

1. Chalk my hair (I could do this tomorrow if i wanted to)

2. Get a white tattoo (I'm still thinking this one through cause I'm not sure exactly what I want yet)

3. Get my belly button pierced (I know I don't have the body for this, but Istill want it!)

 

So there you go everyone. These are my new resolutions for my senior plans. Considering I'm not the rebel type, this is a big commitment for me, and I'm excited. I'm also excited that I finally get to use the law to my advantage considering I'm an adult (and have been for a year). I'm looking for suggestions on what else I could do the end my senior year of high school and start my freshman year of college.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

first time for everything

So today will be the first time I attend a sporting event at my school for a whole game. I usually wouldn't go because I have no one that would enjoy going with me, but guess what; I found someone. Andrew, my brother, has decided to go with me. I convinced him that it will be extremely fun, which it will be, and he said yes. He also said yes because his friends will be there....
So even though he is not going for me, he is going for his friends, I still appreciate it.

Senioritis

So, senioritis or something else? I would love to use the excuse of senioritis to cover up the fact that some of my work isn't getting done or isn't being done with 100% effort, but this is not that fact. Laziness is the eight letter word that is taking over my life. Seniorits sounds like a fancy excuse to put off your AP 12 English paper till the night before it's due but once again it's just not that smart way to pass the class and learn. I am trying to improve on this horrific sickness but the likeliness of it improving is not looking so bright for my senior year future. Since I already got accepted to Indiana University for the Fall of 2012 the rest of my senior year seems pointless, but the fact is I need to keep trying my hardest to prepare myself for college (sounds cheesy, I know). College will be the test for my senioritis and whether it has been cured or hasn't stopped manifesting in my hardworking brain. With this is mind I shall take a large dosage of psychology studying to ease the side effects of senioritis and pass my senior year.