So many things are happening. Have happened. Will happen. And I haven't blogged in so long. But I will blog. And I have blogged before. That I have done. But I have never blogged like this. Maybe I have, but I don't remember. It's been so long. My blog was on life support. Thank goodness for puffin-Vahki. I knew there was a reason I kept them around.

I suppose I'll start with today. I had to be at work at 7:30, which wasn't particularly appealing at the time... That's A.M., by the way. So that's how my day started out. I was tired, bored, and had nobody to talk to except the old lady at the customer service desk and the Spanish cashier who speaks very minimal English. Oh, and did I mention that it was all of 45 degrees this morning with rain? Not your usual Florida weather for any time of the year. I pity those of you who are burried knee-deep in snow in below freezing temperatures. That must suck.

Yeah, so a few hours passed, and then I went to my 1-year old cousin's birthday party. I didn't think very many people would show, and I was expecting another humdrum event. It was quite the contrary. We had one of those family football games that normally only take place during the holidays (it's the only time you can gather enough people...) and it was very fun. Although now I can barely move, it was still fun. Everybody was rocked a few times... mouthes ran, tempers flared... Good times, good times.

From there, I went home to watch the Great American Race: the Daytona 500. For the most part, it was alright. Not the most exciting race I've ever seen, but man was that finish amazing. As the checkers waved, cars were pinballing off of each other, spinning, wrecking, crashing, burning... heck, one car finished the race up-side-down and on fire. Not to mention that the margin or victory was less than 2 one-hundreths of a second. How about that?

You probably had not the faintest clue that I was a NASCAR fan. Well, you learned something new today. How about that?

Let's see... well, there's school. Chemistry is no fun. Especially when your teacher doesn't teach, but read out of the textbook. You have to teach yourself everything. There's no point in even going to the class. This I do not enjoy. There's really not much else to talk about on the subject of school. It's school. My eleventh year of it. I'm actually looking forward to my Junior and Senior years, as I'm switching high schools next year because my mom is moving out of state to Georgia, so I'll be living with my father. That's yet another story for another time.

And then there's the future... 3/18/07. The day of the concert. Nickelback, Three Days Grace, and Breaking Benjamin. I have the best seats in the house. It's going to be insane. I can't wait. I can't express how excited I am in words.

So, to conclude, my life's alright at the moment. Until next time.

--Kex