Disky

We watched this movie today in art class instead of having a final exam. My teacher said that she chose to watch this because of all the interesting design used throughout. And it was beautiful. Just beautiful.

Make a full-blown art piece on your interpretation of an 'art block.'

My history teacher keeps talking about how he hears that movie is great. He makes me want to watch it even more. It probably is showing in a few places around here for me, but I doubt I'll make it to see the film in theaters. xP

Member's Name: Disky Side: Evil Strength: Exceptional memory Weakness: Very sensitive Other: Rarely actually speaks

@Leader - sucks yo :< My city rarely gets snow days. The snow days we got last year in February or so (I forget) were a real treat for us back then, and first of its kind I can even remember. And then on the news I see schools in surrounding counties and states getting days off and delays for the smallest things. >__>

Today everyone was expecting a snow day, where we get off from school, or at least a two-hour delay. Well, neither of those happened. Some people who lived extremely far away or were just lazy didn't come at all, a bunch came late, and everyone who came in general felt depressed because they got worked up for nothing. And so, I have Italian first period, and by the end of the period only a total of ten students came to class. We sat in a little circle and worked on a small packet to review for our final. It was really fun - we were all close, it was easy to ask questions, and we got a few good laughs out of the situation. I've never been a class so small and now I wish a lot of my classes were like that. I see the advantage in small classes now. The rest of my classes had at least 20 students present. Oh an one girl who came into Italian halfway through the class announced she had candy for everyone, since we didn't have a snow day and she wanted to make us all happier. D'aw.

Get me on that train yo.

Tell me your sandwich secrets!

(well, my computer decided to restart itself while I was writing this entry the first time) Tangled was a lovely film. Beautiful music as well, combined with animations and romance. But... Rapunzel's hair didn't really get tangled much during the movie, with all that action and wilderness around her... How does she manage all that hair and brush it so smoothly every time?

But what kind of sandwich?

Things you put on your legs that warm them, maybe? Oh and I forgot to mention that my dad got the DVD of Inception. :3

Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! For the rest, I hope you're having a swell day as well. Here is what I received, excluding delicious chocolate: Pandora Hearts artbook (Odds & Ends) - <3 I love this. Good references, pretty pictures, fangirling, etc.Bento box - This one's Totoro themed. My lunch will be awesome now.Maus second volume - Excellent books. Interesting art too, and a nice metaphor for different groups of people all throughout the book.Mechanical pencils - Yessss. And these are really good kinds of mechanical pencils.Leg warmers - ahuh Some other minor things and clothes aren't on this list, but yeah. I'm happy nonetheless. Now what to do during this winter break...

So today was the last day of school for the year 2010, and my entire school was in a very festive mood. Paper snowflakes decorated the school, food was everywhere, gifts were everywhere, people dressed fancy, the band and choir walked around the school playing music and singing, and half of the student body (exaggerated?) were wearing Santa hats. However! A freshman in my Chemistry class wasn't wearing a Santa hat. She was wearing a pirate's hat. *thumbs up*

EW: Nobody cares about the calendar anymore. When I think December, I think winter, and that is all.

Since it's winter, I'll ask everyone a question: Do you like snow? Or do you absolutely love it? Or do you hate it so much that you go out into the streets with a battery-powered hair dryer or something to melt all the snow down? I personally like how snow looks, and how soft and clean it is when it first settles. I also like catching individual flakes in my gloves to see what they look like~ But I hate being out in the heavy snowfalls when the snow and wind are practically slapping my face. >__>

Knowing your work (cuz I see it all the time ), I suggest Graphic Design. Because it's probably much more design-focused than what you did in middle school, and you're a designer kind of guy.

I used to know how to ice skate (I learned in one day). But then I forgot how to. :<

Blade: Not reeeally. In terms of life, it is moving on normally and nothing blog-worthy is happening. xP

Now that I think about it, this blog theme must be pretty amazing to me if I haven't changed it in so long. ...But this blog is getting pretty dry in terms of entries.

It ain't that easy, man. ;_; Ah but if you are beaten to the point where you say everyone who it is not, then there will only be left the one who it is.

*clapclapclap* Congratulations!

Congratulations, man! I'd love to read it someday, too. I have a little past 30,000 words, and I definitely won't be able to finish, but there are certain parts of my novel I definitely want to write.

Apparently stores and the television and advertising think that we can still go shopping and get deals... this Black Friday. Not all of us can time travel, you know. :<