Okay, well I'm still not used to blogging. But hey! Its only day two. I was thinking about this earlier and it like all the suddenly hit me that people can actually read the words I write. How cool is that? I'm always worried that people never listen to what I have to say. And I admit that I am not all that interesting, but people have the option of reading my thoughts and/or opinions. It makes me feel a lot better. Almost like having a real purpose to be on the Internet now! hahaha. I never realized how fun this actually is. I always thought it was weird. I used to think of blogs as like an online diary, even though I had many friends tell me that's not the case, it still felt like that. Upon my sudden epiphany earlier, it was obvious this was a great way to get my thoughts and feelings out. This is a great start in my friends finally getting to listen. And that's all I ever asked was to Just Listen.

Speaking of listening, has anyone ever read the book Just Listen by Sarah Dessen? It's a wonderful book. Inspiring. I recommend it to anyone. I got one of my best friends to read it and she is completely in love with Sarah Dessen's novels. She is an amazing writer. If anyone is looking for a good book to read, pick up one of her novels. My personal favorite is This Lullaby.

Hmmmm, so I still have no idea if I'm doing this right. But that's okay.

Nothing terribly exciting today. Actually, today was almost blah. I was perfectly happy today, but it seemed that everyone wasn't sharing my enthusiasm for today. Haven't you ever had a day where you are just happy for the sake of being happy? If so, then you know what I am talking about. Even though I said hi to him today and he totally ignored me (jerk? or having a bad day? not sure yet) but THAT didn't even bring me down..much.. I still had an awesome day....

Until mr. langston told us about his cat dying. Now that was plain sad. THAT totally killed my happiness. I mean, mr. langston is my favorite teacher!! He is the best math teacher. And he is always so happy and funny. But today, he was like a depressed Elmo! Or Mickey Mouse. No one wants that. It was sad. Extremely sad. I feel bad for the guy. He was trying to make jokes while explaining everything, but you could still hear his voice cracking a lot. Not the best time in 6th period, but it just makes you realize how real other people are. I don't think most students see their teachers as having a life outside of school. (Of course, after seeing your science teacher at the mall, things become VERY VERY clear. Seriously. That was creepy.)

Well, so much for today. Hopefully tomorrow will be better.

Good Night!