Obvious things, why aren't they obvious!

A while ago, while I was busy bring bored in class - it happens to everyone, so shut up you. I noticed something outside the window. My class, English, was on the second floor of the building. This meant there was a LOT to look at. WHAT PRAY TELL DID I NOTICE?

America, that's what. I could see America from my English room window. I could see another country  - I live in Canada - from my classroom. ANOTHER FREAKING COUNTRY.

Mind. Blown.


Am I Sarah Palin?………Probably.

Stay calm and carry on!

This phrase, used by the British for war posters, was on a poster that I really, REALLY wanted. It was TEAL, TEAL is an awesome colour. I had it all planned, I would frame it and hang it on my wall. My mom wouldn't get it for me though. All of my plans were ruined. Sigh.


Today I decided to unearth my Nintendo 64 and all of our games that had somehow made their way across the house. I then proceeded to play Ocarina of Time for hours. It seemed so much harder when I was 6 and my dad had to beat everything for me. Now, I was all "die stupid boss" and then he died. Before it was "NOOOOO, DON'T KILL MEEEEE". I feel a sense of profound accomplishment in this. I also forgot how much fun this game was and how awesome the story is. No to play for another 4 hours.

Let us create the new thing and it shall be new!

I am not a new thing. My blog is though - although in retrospect the fact that this IS the first post makes it pretty obvious. In lieu if this I have a picture:

IT'S AN EXPLOSION!

I really wanted to start things off with a bang - no pun intended... really! -_- <- Observe the serious face.

Actually, I'm supposed to be studying, but this is more interesting then chemistry (except for when it involves real explosions).

Note: I just wanted to have a note... sorry

Note #2: I enjoy brackets, commas, semi-colons and ellipses because they make sentences exciting and difficult to read.