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Act 80 Strikes Again

Yaaaaay! Only ½ day left of school before Spring Break!

Yes, the glorious Spring Break. To answer your #1 question--No, I am not going anywhere.
I know. I'm one of those lucky kids that gets to stay home with their crazy families. Figures, though. I get my first real break since Christmas, and once again I'm getting stuck home with...them. I dunno how I'll ever survive.

One way I might be able to make it is by reading all the books I just got. I mean, it will kind of suck to go through them that fast, but I also have 3 checkouts from my library AND some coming in from Access and the DCLS. So I'll pretty much be in Reader Heaven these next couple weeks.

I don't really have much to report on today, just thinking about Model in 2 weeks, the swiftly approaching summer, the average worries of every teenager as well...

I read an ad in the newspaper, and I'm thinking about joining a kick-boxing class. I'll let ya know how that goes.

Well laa-di-daa...nothing else to say but...PLAY BALL!!*

*I love baseball season--which has just started. XD

Comments

Emma said…
wait. i just saw that it IS a grey's reference. because you quoted addison forbes montgomery.
so YOU ARE THE COOLEST PERSON IN THE WORLD.
April 3, 2007 at 10:03:00 PM EDT
Alex said…
dude i did kickboxing for a really short time. it was AWESOME!!!! i wish i could take some more classes but as far as i know... no one wants to teach a snotty teenager how to beat the crap out of someone in my area.

huh...

but yeah rock on with the kickboxing!!!!

(jesus christ im rambling today!!!)
April 3, 2007 at 10:46:00 PM EDT
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