I have no plan for this post. I just need to talk. I am so happy this week is done with. Honestly this has been the worst week of the year. But it's over! YAY! My brain hasn't been this strained since like... finals last year. Which actually makes me really happy because it means that for one whole semester school has been going great. And really it has. This has been the best year so far, academically and socially. I'm not surprised, actually, because it seems that I always really start enjoying things once they are about to finish. But anyways, it has been a fun semester. And I only have one day of school which should be pretty easy, then a couple of two-hour finals, then I'm FREEEEEE. Sort of . For two and a half weeks anyways. And those weeks will be full of work. Dad is leaving a few days after Christmas, and mom is driving down with him to help explore the new town and keep him company and such. Also, we are planning to list our house right after break which means we have a few more cleaning and fixing-up things to do. Yippee. Also, I can't believe that it's December 12. This year has gone by so fast. And I'm not in the Christmas spirit which is really sad. We aren't putting up decorations this year, and I want to feel in the spirit, but I'm really not at all. I don't even have a desire to listen to Christmas music. Is there something wrong with me?
Oh, new thought: I feel like I'm becoming more extroverted. I don't really ever want or need to spend time alone. Even if I am just on my computer or doing homework, I want to be out in house around my family. I am comfortable being alone, but I'm comfortable with others too. I like it.
I just keep thinking of stuff to talk about. Goodness I shouldn't go so long without writing. Anyways... movies. Lately I've noticed that I don't really like movies as much as I used to. I like the emotional ones, and I'm not really sure why, maybe just because I love seeing other people's lives and emotions and struggles and stuff. But I don't like most comedy ones, especially the ones high- schoolers like. I think they are for the most part really dumb and not funny at all. I'm critical of a lot of them (movies in general), about anything from their special effects, dialog, story line, characters, and acting. Right now we are watching Gatsby in English and I am really disappointed. After hearing so many good things about it, I expected more. I really just don't like anything about it. I could go into more detail but that would take forever. My favorite ones though are ones that make me think and ones that help me to see that there is more to this life than just me. Ones that aren't trying too hard but just have a lot of thought and care put into them. And Disney movies of course. You can't ever go wrong with a Disney movie. Or a book. Books>Movies
Aaaandd yet another topic: driving. I love driving. So much. I feel so free and independent when I can just go places without having to call someone and wait for them to pick me up or take me somewhere. I can go places with my friends, stay later for stuff, and enjoy a peaceful ride home while I listen to one of my four gorgeous Taylor Swift CD's.
More stuffs:
God is amazing.
Jesus is super sassy.
Mom's homemade toffee is really good.
I finally got some super cute boots.
Learning and knowing stuff is awesome.
I can't stop listening to Taylor Swift's album
Sorry this turned into an essay. Thanks to anyone who read it all.
Oh, new thought: I feel like I'm becoming more extroverted. I don't really ever want or need to spend time alone. Even if I am just on my computer or doing homework, I want to be out in house around my family. I am comfortable being alone, but I'm comfortable with others too. I like it.
I just keep thinking of stuff to talk about. Goodness I shouldn't go so long without writing. Anyways... movies. Lately I've noticed that I don't really like movies as much as I used to. I like the emotional ones, and I'm not really sure why, maybe just because I love seeing other people's lives and emotions and struggles and stuff. But I don't like most comedy ones, especially the ones high- schoolers like. I think they are for the most part really dumb and not funny at all. I'm critical of a lot of them (movies in general), about anything from their special effects, dialog, story line, characters, and acting. Right now we are watching Gatsby in English and I am really disappointed. After hearing so many good things about it, I expected more. I really just don't like anything about it. I could go into more detail but that would take forever. My favorite ones though are ones that make me think and ones that help me to see that there is more to this life than just me. Ones that aren't trying too hard but just have a lot of thought and care put into them. And Disney movies of course. You can't ever go wrong with a Disney movie. Or a book. Books>Movies
Aaaandd yet another topic: driving. I love driving. So much. I feel so free and independent when I can just go places without having to call someone and wait for them to pick me up or take me somewhere. I can go places with my friends, stay later for stuff, and enjoy a peaceful ride home while I listen to one of my four gorgeous Taylor Swift CD's.
More stuffs:
God is amazing.
Jesus is super sassy.
Mom's homemade toffee is really good.
I finally got some super cute boots.
Learning and knowing stuff is awesome.
I can't stop listening to Taylor Swift's album
Sorry this turned into an essay. Thanks to anyone who read it all.
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