Summer Thoughts

Seriously, it's unhealthy for me to be thinking this way given this is my last week at school, but I only have so little time this summer.. Might as well at least begin to think about certain things now.

Things I'm doing this summer (Or at least, hoping to do..):
-Summer Teaching whatsit
-Anime Expo 'o9
-Hang with Jen
-Cruise? (I dunno what this is about cause my family brought this up, but meeeeh..)
-Online classes stuff
-Hang with friends whenever I can
-Figure things out for senior year
-Piano fun fuuuuun.
-Paper folding?

In other news, I feel incredibly alone right now. It seems I've floated a little too far away from a friend..

Part One of my English Final..

Metaphorical Definitions..

• Memories are stains on your dry-clean polo.
• Love is a poison arrow, a feeling you won't forget.
• Envy is the radio telling you you aren't good enough as you are.
• Laziness (and or potential) is sugar lying unmixed at the bottom of a glass of iced tea.
• Spontaneity is that unknown spice to life that can either make things seem better or worse.
• Apathy is teflon. (This, by far, was the lamest one I came up with. -__-'l')
• Life is a stage where anyone can take the spotlight.

I need to employ juxtaposition to make this at least entertaining.. -___- I'll fix this later. I'm only half thinking atm..

Half a Scribble

90% of everything is crap. -Sturgeon's Law

AUGH!! Final projects.. melting my brains.

First Scribble

Goddamnit, I'm having that issue again where I type something and it suddenly disappears. -___-'l'

Anyway, I'm going to try and type the entire flipping entry again.. What I was typing/saying before my writing disappears was that I was just assigned another Final today, for my English A.P. Class.. We were challenged to make a 'creative' autobiography; meaning this isn't anything like David Copperfield crud (Ha, Catcher in the Rye reference there, unless I used it wrong... in which I fail.). It's all just creative writing typed up on one giant Microsoft Word Document, and according to my oh-so-wonderful English teacher, if we put effort, didn't procrastinate, and kept normal single spacing instead of using weird spacing to make it longer, this assignment could total up to the basic outline of your personality (or at least your writing ability, which is more than likely what she's aiming for, being an English teacher) in 20 pages.

Anyway, the reason why I'm mentioning this is because I haven't put any effort into a decent introduction (unless you count that sorry excuse for a first post) and so I'm going to put a part of my Final everyday for the next few entries. I guess you can say this'll be your first insight into my personality.. This is a 17 part writing project, I'll tell you that much now (I might cut out some part due to personal reasons) so that means that for the next 10+ entries (assuming I cut out parts) I'll have a decent entry on here... maybe. o_o

I'll be off now. Expect another blog about a blog (like that last entry) if I don't get that first part of the project decently done.

Prologue

Boredom near its peak..

"Somewhere in Southern California, another teenager by the name of DKScribbler began her blog life on Blogspot.com. Rather, this person had begun her journal life online a long time ago, but had been forced to abandon her last blogspot journal when she realized she had forgotten her password and the e-mail address the password was registered on. The blog she was typing on right now was actually created back in 2007, but she'd never really written on it. Sighing, Scribbler let her fingers hit the keys as gently as she could manage.

'Well, even though I made this blog an incredibly long time ago, I don't think I ever got around to making a decent post for it..'

The adolescent began uncertainly; she didn't know what to talk/type about. She paused, thinking about how to continue. She hit the Enter key and typed,

'...and I still don't have a decent post even now. =D'

Scribbler smacked the Enter key again, and ended the entry with a quote,

'"Journal writing is a voyage into the interior." -Christina Baldwin' "

Welcome to the story of my life, everyone.