Is Mah BlogIs just a blog. Whatever happens to spew from my mind at the time will wind up on this blog in one way or another. Reflecting on the DayDec 19, 2007 6:50 pm by DollmakerI was sitting in homeroom today working on my chemistry homework. I got stuck somewhere and asked my teacher a question (he's my homeroom and chem teacher, convieniently), and he explained to me what I was supposed to do. As I was working, however, a thought struck me. A few underclassmen had stopped in for extra help in Bio Lab and they'd overheard me. I wonder...how bizarre my conversation with my teacher must have sounded to them. I also remembered being a sophomore myself, and listening to him talk to Juniors about chemistry, and how I wished I knew what was being said. It was like they were speaking a different language. But now it sounds so normal - for the most part, I do know what he's talking about - I wonder...were those sophomores thinking the same thing I did last year? Or do I just think too much? Ha-ha. Could be either, I suppose. As far as that lab that was never turned in goes, my teacher's going to let me make it up, but it really makes me mad. He told me I can turn in the write-up, but I don't have a copy of anything that's supposed to go in the write-up (save for one sheet of calculations that I can't seem to decode. Zach possesses all the important documents), and I didn't even know how to do it the first time! But not only that, it wasn't my fault that it wasn't turned in! It was my stupid lab partner's, and now my grade's hurting for his carelessness. I don't want to make it up. I shouldn't have to. I have enough stress as it is! The last thing I need is this to worry about! I'd have to do the entire lab all over again, and I just don't have time. I have to finish this stupid project for my art class that I'm probably never going to get done, but it looks like crap anyway so I don't care. Our town simply does not support the arts. I'm doing this painting, and the paints are total crap. It sucks. I hate my city. I hate my school, and I reeeeeaaaaallly hate Chemistry. I should have taken Bio II. But no. I'm stupid. I fail at life...and Chem.
Sn0w d4y!!!Dec 17, 2007 6:27 pm by DollmakerWe had a snow day today! Come now, dance with me! I really need to get to work on my secret santa. Uhh, let's see. Well, there's the usual stuff. Blah blah blah, my dad's an asshole, blah blah blah...uuhhhh...oh! I was playing around with some of my writing stuffs yesterday. What else? Mmm...I dunno.
Time-Killer EntryDec 14, 2007 6:47 am by DollmakerI made some minor changes to my poem, "Requiem of Lost Love". Now it's called "Fade to Grey". I still don't like the title, but I'll survive. I have another sonnet I'll be posting sooner or later. It's just a matter of getting off my lazy butt to do it. My eyes...HURT. Like, unbelievably. My right eye's really itchy. Hmmm...is that it? Oh, In about an hour and a half, I'll be going to my English class. *ahem* And now I am composed. I wish I had a roleplaying partner again. Maybe I'll post a forum thread about it. I don't know yet. Ooh! I found some old CDs with a bunch of music I don't have anymore on it! I was soooo happy. Aaaaaand...I think that's it. Gosh, is there anything I didn't think of? Not yet. I'll let you know how my English class goes, though.
Best Day Ever? Part DeuxDec 13, 2007 7:09 am by DollmakerI got a bit of extra time. Let's see how much of this letter I can type up: Dear [name withheld]: While I applaud your efforts to educate yours students as to the importance of an American classic such as To Kill a Mockingbird, I'm appalled that you consider "A Time to Kill" an appropriate film to show high school students. An English classroom is hardly a suitable setting in which to be showing movies in the first place--aren't you in the business of promoting reading? Pedophilia, child sexual abuse and racial violence are not subjects that should be included in your curriculum, and while the book does include those themes, To Kill a Mockingbird fails to offer the gratuitous violence displayed in A Time to Kill. Additionally, the lead character's actions in that movie cannot compare to the courage of Atticus Finch, the America Film Institute's "greatest hero of American film." Finch is nearly a folk hero in legal circles, and has done more good for the self-image and public perception of the legal profession than any real-life lawyer. If you feel your lesson preparation skills are so inadequate that you must show a film in class, perhaps the 1962 classic, "To Kill a Mockingbird" would be more appropriate, especially considering that the students are actually studying that book and not the John Grisham pulp fiction version of a similar murder trial. My daughter does not have permission to watch the film you selected. In the future, I would prefer that she actually study English and American literature instead of watching movies. ...I love my mom. xD
Best Day Ever?Dec 13, 2007 7:01 am by DollmakerWell, probably not. But it comes close. ALSO yesterday (which is where the 'best day ever' bit comes in), I was given a permission slip by my English teacher (whom I hate. A lot. No, more than that) to give to my parents to see if I can watch an R-Rated movie (A Time to Kill, I think it's called. I've never heard of it. Maybe you have). Well, according to my teacher, the movie pertains somewhat to the book we're reading, To Kill a Mockingbird (REALLY good book!). Well, I told my mom this, and she went and looked up the movie (she'd never heard of it, either.) And apparently, it's a really violent flick. With like, rape and stuff.
[insert title here]Dec 11, 2007 7:00 am by DollmakerWow. I'm really bored. My Chemistry class is slowly getting hard again, but I think I'm bringing my F up. I think it went up three points, but that's not enough. I still need to bring it up like, another four or five. *sigh* I feel really crappy. It could just be because I'm tired, though. And my stomach hurts. I have a DJing gig tonight! I'm gettin' paid fifty bucks! I'm thinking of getting a Go phone from AT&T, but I'm not sure yet. I can't find any mildly cheap ones that I like. And I can't find any stores nearby that sell them.
Four Steps BackDec 5, 2007 7:02 am by DollmakerAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!! I'm SO pissed right now!!! Well, the day it's due, he shows up late, which scared me out of my mind because I thought we wouldn't be able to get it turned in (luckily for me, my chem teacher said he'd give us another day in case Zach didn't show up). But, he did, and he said he had the paper done. I told him to turn it in, and he said OK. Then, he did nothing. Well, the class went by and we took a quiz. I saw him walk up to turn the quiz in, and told him to turn in the lab while he was up there. He said OK, and, again, did nothing. Well, now, about a week later, I find out that the lab was NEVER turned in, and my grade dropped four percentage points because of it. And of course, Zach wasn't here today (which is for his own good, because I would have ripped him a new asshole if he was). I'm REALLY pissed! Now I'm SEVEN points away from a D and I'm gonna go NUTS if I fail. I've never failed a class before in my life! But then again, I've also never had to depend on someone to get my work done for me before either. I let my laziness cloud my judgement. But no more. If I have to do EVERYTHING from here on, I will. And I'll tell my chem teacher, too. That Zach's a lazy bastard that only does grunt work because I tell him to. He's not dependable, and I'm never going to put MY grades in HIS hands again. I learned my lesson. I don't f***ing care anymore. I'm NOT going to fail because of someone else. If I'm going to FAIL, it's going to be my OWN damn fault!!! ...Wait. NO! AARRRGHHH!!!! I HATE...STUFF!!!
Blog-itis?Dec 4, 2007 6:52 am by DollmakerI think I'm getting addicted to this blog. I read the entire Spiderwick Chronicles last night (five books, a little over 100 pages per book. Took me about five hours to read them all). They were really good. Hey, aren't they making a movie about it, too? I'll totally go see it. Now I'm reading A Drowned Maiden's Hair by Laura Amy Schlitz. It's cute so far, but I'm only like, ten pages in (exactly ten, as a matter of fact) Chemistry's getting so much easier for me. I think I'm gonna cry. We got this packet that covers the entire chapter, and I was doing it last night, but got really frusterated because on question 11, I had no idea how to do the problem. But I asked my Chem teacher about it today: turns out we haven't even covered that stuff yet. Hm...what else. Oh. The sonnet I wrote for my Shakespeare class is up now. Go check it out! Maybe if I get enough poems, I can publish a book. That'd be neat. I already have someone who'd be willing to publish it, I think (my mom's got connections. Aww yeah). And if I don't, I'm sure I can get it done anyway. My little sister wants to write books when she grows up. x3 She's six, and so cute. I think that's all that's been going on.
Lookin' Up, Lookin' DownDec 3, 2007 6:55 am by DollmakerHey, guys! Well, guess what? Things are finally starting to look up for me at school. I AM failing this term in Chemistry, however, I'm only three percentage points away from a D. AND we just finished a really hard unit, and moved on to one that I think is going to be much easier. I wrote a Sonnet in Shakespeare. xD Haww, yeah. I might post it here on PD, too. I like it. It's got a lot of Lewis Carroll stuff in it. I love Lewis Carroll. You should, too. x3 Uuuhh...OOOH! OHOHOHOHOHOOOHOOOOH!!! Guess what?! I painted this picture in my art class, and now it's in an art gallery!! I know! WHEE!! Now if only things would be a bit better at home. I'm playing Final Fantasy IX again. I'm also going to be able to play Final Fantasy VII soon. I can't wait. Uuuhhmm...what else? Hm. OOh! Only two more weeks until Christmas vacation here! But seriously...does anybody READ these? You totally should. I think mine's a real page-turner. Very interesting how my moods are constantly fluctuating. xD If I wasn't a teen, I'd think I was bipolar. Hm. Here's some interesting philosophy for you. Can crazy people be aware of their insanity? Like, maybe I really AM a nutcase. If I am, would I think like that? Hum. I'm weird. Hey, here's something else. I heard about this in Homeroom, and got a great laugh out of it. Okay. Global warming. It's supposed to dry up the entire world, and we're all going to die in a big drought, right? Now, is that...before, or after the polar ice caps melt and flood the planet? I mean, you can't have a flood and a drought at the same time. x3 I dunno. Maybe it's not as funny to you. I laughed. The guy who said it's a real weirdo. But he's cool. Hmmm...I think that's it for me now. |
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