If tomorrow is today, then today's yesterday will be yesterday's today, and the windows STILL won't be done!

Today was kind of boring, so I'm going to pretend today was yesterday.

You Should Live in the Suburbs

Like many people, you like the city - but you don't want to live in it. For you, the suburbs is the perfect compromise. You can enjoy the city as much as you want, but you have a quiet, safe neighborhood to come home to.

Where Should You Live?

Mwahaha, "Carmen" is so cool. Don Jose is quite the hottie. So is the head smuggler - he has some nice guyliner. Don Jose is kind of ugly when he sings, though. And Mr. Caley told us he had cancer while filming "Carmen". That's a nice picture for you.
Learning about the iambic pentameter is pretty interesting. And it sounds like the horses from "Monty Python and the Holy Grail".
Mrs. Sims doesn't like poop. Heh.
OMG!!! We did a problem in math about global warming, and we got in a fight about whether or not global warming is real (sure, it's real, but it's not as big a deal as James Patterson makes it out to be), and Mr. Kovacs was like, "It's hard to believe in global warming when it's freezing outside." So Danny started talking about Al Gore and "An Inconvenient Truth", and Mr. Kovacs said, "Oh yeah? Well, I've met Al Gore and he's pretty crazy."
:O
So we asked him about that, and he told us how on the submarine, Al Gore wanted to take chunks of ice from the ocean and drag them to New York to give the people fresh water.
And he also makes a big deal about flourescent lightbulbs, which have mercury in them, which will probably kill us all if there are any dangerous chemicals in the room and one of the lightbulbs break. Strangely enough, the warning labels on the lightbulbs are pretty small.
After that, Danny was still like, "...but you met Al Gore???"
Best. Math class. Ever.
Aargh, they made us go to the West Technical Skills Center and learn about automotive technology. One of the culinary students gave me a cookie shaped like a spoon. It was pretty tasty. Our tour guide made us do an obstacle course and jump over walls. Then the head guy made me draw names for bracelets, mugs, and hats.
Ugh, field day sucks. I hit myself in the face with a javelin. No lie.

Your Personality at 35,000 Says...

Deep down, you prefer spending time alone to spending time with others. You enjoy thinking more than talking. You are finding your place in the world, but you still feel overwhelmed. There's a lot of choices out there! Your gift is having good ears. You are naturally musical, and you pick up foreign languages easily. You are inspired by what is possible. Real life is often too ordinary for you. It's very easy for you to feel happy. You can find peace with any situation.

The Personality Test at 35,000 Feet

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