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Blind Oso and stuff, and fun Nat Geo channel
Good afternoon on this lovely day! How are you all, mateys? I'm doing pretty good. So, Economics. 'Twas a short class, she went over the test review and then I dismissed. I then waddled over to the area of the CCH building where there's lots of windows and you can sit at tables and look outside. I really should take photos of the beautiful scenery of the bay soon. French. We went over a few items and then found out the test is on Friday. I have a test tomorrow in Human Societies. I must study. Enviro Lab. This was interesting. We walked clear across campus over into the Blind Oso area, which is where the tide starts going in. There was lots of sea plants and whatnot, so we worked on doing the whole calculating how many were in a given area. It was kind of cool. It was a nice beautiful area. Very hot, of course. We gotta do it again next week. So, my aunt, uncle, and cousin Dustin were over yesterday. Apparently, both kids, Codi (who was not there) and Dustin were selling stuff for their school. I know that story. And I hate it. So I decided to buy 2 items each from them, and buy the same amount. So I spent almost 40 dollars total. I'm getting mostly candy. I like that stuff. So, I caught that special In the Living Body special on Nat Geo channel. I loved it. I cried at the end, cuz I do that sort of thing. It showed how we are from birth until death. Fascinating. I mean, like, as babies, we can't really see good until we're several months old. That must suck. Poor babies. There was a lot of good stuff on the thing. Thought/Quote of the day: "You and your sexual escapades and all that crazy stuff."-- Monique, Kim Possible: Catching Up by myself, December 2006 Word of the day: orbital Hakuna Matata. The AW/AB Countdown to my 20th Birthday: 38 days, 22 hours, 56 minutes!!! |
