School. Sports. Life.

School is going pretty well, but somethings are a little rough, or, at least, not as smooth as I would like them to be. One bad thing is my GPA. A 3.1 is that great. I should be getting 3.5<'s. High school drama is one of the most peculiar things I have ever seen. Especially when certain people do certain things, and those certain things lead to turmoil for a certain me. Yikes. It's also a little hard sometimes when you are a year younger than everyone else in your grade. Keep in mind, my high school, from 6th grade to 12th grade, has about 95 students. Things travel quickly, and you get to know everyone fairly well. Anyways, back on topic. I skipped a grade. Everyone in my class is at least twelve months older than me. I'm not complaining--I get to graduate earlier than what my typical school career would have allowed. School for me is almost surreal.

One student in the freshman class yanks my chain. Daniel. Daniel is 4 months younger than me. He is about 5'4" to my 5'10". He probably weighs 120 pounds at the most, to my 179 pounds. I'm not fat, mind you. One would think that his maturity level would be higher than it is. Anyways, he can be annoying without even saying a thing. Also, if you say three words to him, he gets so intensely defensive. It's so annoying. Ugh, well, I'll just have to deal with him[not physically, that would lead to such troubles].

Now on sports. My weightlifting cycle is coming to a close. Tomorrow is my last day of deadlifting, then I have a week of regular workouts. Basketball starts on the 17th. I'll be on varsity, due to lack of students for a JV team. Hopefully, We won't be completely annihilated in the season. If anyone would like to know, or even cares about what I can lift in various exercises.

Life. Life is full of ifs. "What if I did this?" or "What if I asked him/her out?" or "What would have happened if I decided this instead of that?" Ifs are iffy. I don;t have much else to say about Life as a word or adjective, but now onto mine.

Girls are impossible to figure out. One day, they are super nice to you, the next they hardly talk to you. That's all I';m going to say, since I have almost no real experience about the inner workings of the female mind.

Until next week,

LC®