The fact that nobody reads this blog -- at least I think so -- is quite comforting at times.  Despite how this page is on the Internet and at the hands of (theoretically) millions of ready viewers, I can put down my thoughts in nearly full comfort.

Anyway, a little bit about Spirit Week: kudos to the two clubs who are hosting it.  Even if the opinion of a run-of-the-mill junior may not be too much, I believe their hard work and efforts should be commended.  It's not exactly everyday that I see awesome collaborations that actually turn out awesome activities.  If I were in charge of some able-bodied club, I'd do the same -- follow after their footsteps (pardon the triteness of my saying).

I'm a little lost tonight.  I don't feel the usual drive to finish anything I start.  Perhaps a little sleep will do the trick.  I need to be up early tomorrow for a X-Country run... hope it's good weather tomorrow!

I'm back and better than ever!  OK, not really, but I can still think so right?

Anyway, Steph -- see, I'm still capable of blogging -- here's a new entry for you.  I'm eagerly awaiting for another one of your awesome layouts (especially since it's going to have Astro Boy on it).

Let's see... today's Sunday... and I've got an Economics test tomorrow -- I'd better get some studying done, then  ^ ^. 

OK!  This entry is here for the sole purpose of my having an opportunity to boast about our incredible sales!

YEAH!

WE'RE DOING INCREDIBLY WELL!

That's it for that... lots of homework - laterz.

     The typhoon wasn't so bad, except um... I couldn't go anywhere.  According to the weather reports here in Taiwan, there's supposed to be another typhoon heading this way.  I guess I'll have to be waiting for that one then - hopefully we'll get to skip school for that one too.  ^ ^

     Our first sales was pretty good for operating on a rainy day.  I think it'll be one tough, long trek from here on out, but I think we'll pull through.  Good job, 2005 Prom Committee!

     Anyway, I've got to go prepare for today's last summer writing class.  I don't think its that important of a class -- this last one, that is -- but oh well, I'll just go ahead and print my junk out.

So after SAT II prep. classes with Paolo, I finally get one week of "sorta" relaxation.  I won't go into detail about why it's only "sorta", so just comprehend the statement as such.  Anyway, I've been basically lounging around and feeling quite apprehensive about the little time I have left this summer; with all the scare about SATs and stuff, along with the extra burden of Prom 2005 (which, I have say, I gladly undertake), I'm not exactly psyched about 11th grade.  And now that I say it, I have to notice how fast time passes...

I was only a child 10 years ago.