Things Done This weekend:

Books read:

  • Just finished ‘Animal Farm’ by George Orwell. Fun fact, Orwell’s actual name was Eric Arthur Blair. Learned this because my Social Studies teacher, Mr Theobald, who loves to go off on half hour long tangents about cars and Germany and boarding schools in the middle of class, told us to look it up for homework. In case you couldn’t tell, Mr Theobald is awesome, despite (or perhaps because of) how little work we actually get done in that class.
  • Currently reading ‘Interview With the Vampire’ by Anne Rice. Good, but the father-daughter relationship between Claudia and Louis is creepily pedo. ‘Cause nothing screams ‘vampire’ like twisted adoptive relationships!

Creativity wise:

  • I finished a pair of mittens that got cast on Thursday night. Fun fact, none of my teacher’s cared that I knit through all of my classes. (almost- we were working with clay in Art, and I didn’t particularly want to make my yarn dirty.) Mr Theobald didn’t even look my way when I dropped my yarn on the floor and had to chase it. I told you he was awesome.

  •  Last night I was feeling glum, so I painted a sketch from over three months ago and listened to the Smiths. By the end of ‘The Queen is Dead’ I had some art finished and a better mood. Who knew that angst could be productive?

Social Situations Not Avoided:

  • Went to the I-act coffee house on friday night. It was a good time, although I was kinda kicking myself that I didn’t go the Saint John High coffee house the night before, since it was apparently really great. Shoulda, woulda, coulda. Ah well. Next month.
  • FreeSchool! To sum up, the idea of freeschool is a whole bunch of people gathering together to share their knowledge and skills in workshop settings, eat food, meet like minded individuals, all for free. Gotta love the people who volunteer and put so much work into these things. Yesterday was my second time attending, and I enjoyed myself, although I did end up showing up a bit late. Staying up till one journaling and listening to Grizzly Bear will slow down a person’s morning.

Random Stuff:

  • Internetting, as per my usual forms of time wasting.
  • Sleeping in, waking up to my Dad playing Enya, with sunshine coming in my window and breakfast already made.
  • Presents were bought for my younger brother’s impending fifth birthday. Silly Putty, colorful bubble mix and straws that flavor your beverages. I kinda want to keep all of the items I picked out for him, and I don’t know quite what that says about me.

Gifs, the best way to express emotions.

So far my evening has consisted of:

  • Playing the guitar in the dark.
  • Journaling.
  • Helping my siblings build a blanket fort.
  • Wasting copious amounts of time on the internet.
  • Eying my new yarn and the silly teenage girl  book I’m currently struggling through (dear main characters in novels aimed at my age/gender demographic: there is more to life than sucking face. Trust me on this one.) meaningfully. On the one hand I really hate stereotypical teenage girl literature- on the other hand I need to find out if the albino dies or not.
  • Attempting to ignore the impending science review that needs to happen tonight. Because reviewing science makes me feel like expressing myself through Sheldon gifs.

Sheldon expresses my socially awkward anti social nerd side so well. (ignoring the fact that if I had his intelligence I wouldn’t find myself dread my impending biology test.)

Kaelen.

Thank God It’s The Weekend

Monday:

I have no recollection of the details, but I remember being happy.

 

Tuesday:

Sang creepy songs about how children are evil personified and hissed at people like a deranged cat. You know, the usual I-act experience.

Wednesday:

The day started off well…and then something mysteriously happened during my two hours of after-school chillaxing in the hammock that left me a tired, bitter, grouchy old woman. Not a clue what turned on my grouch switch, but the result was that my sensors that tell me what to say and what not to say got turned off, with interesting results.(Thankfully the fatigue was stronger than my vocabulary, so although I continued to say insulting things Margie was the only one who could decipher my ‘Kaelen-speak’.)

Thursday:

Spent my precious luncheon hour with Miss Murgles, Miss J, and Miss Mo. We ice skated in a sketchy south-end park, met a Polydactyl Cat and went cupcake hunting.

T’was an hour well spent.

 

Who's a wee wittle mitten feetsies kitty?

Awesome sauce Polydactyl kitty, that's who.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday:

Today was the day of receiving homework, attempting to wrap my head around the concept of actually having a commentary finished by Thursday and not dying, rejoicing over the impending weekend, and so on and so forth.

 

Weekend plans:

  • Homework. C’est la vie.
  • Chillaxing.
  • Wasting time on my new Tumblr account.
  • Hanging with assorted cool people.
  • Possibly going on a thrift store adventure if the weather plays nice.
  • Possibly going on a movie adventure if the weather plays nice.
  • Pondering the concept of maybe thinking about the futile effort of cleaning my room.

A bit of random to make your day stranger?

I swear my blog hasn’t been abandoned- I simply haven’t been able to think of anything interesting enough to write about. I tried a meme, but my answers were neither thought provoking nor embarrassing enough to be interesting to anyone. And I was considering a post of geeky pickup lines but I could only come up with three.

(For the record I think my favorite remains:

“Is that the legendary Scepter of Magma who was King of the Mountain, Smiter of Thousands, Yea, Even Tens of Thousands, Ruler of the Golden River, Master of the Bridges, Delver in Dark Places, Crusher of Many Enemies, in your pocket or are you just glad to see me?”

Terry Pratchett, you dog.)

Basically, right now my attempts at posting have left me saying “nerf” with an air of annoyance as I pull at my hair. (Yes. I pull at my hair when frustrated as per the cliche. Generally it stays in my head though.)

At any rate, things over in my life have been going more or less as per the normal. My Grandmother came over for a visit, and seeing as this doesn’t happen very often (having the entirety of Canada in-between you and your extended family tends to make visits a bit difficult to arrange.) it was nice having her here. She left this morning at the ungodly time of four in the morning. (I staggered out of bed to say goodbye to her, patted her on the back, went back to bed and woke up two hours later realizing that she’d already left. I don’t operate well in the mornings.)

Today was spent making sure my siblings didn’t cause any (irreversible) damage to themselves, each other or the house, reading Orson Scott Card (‘Lost Gate’ and ‘Ender in Exile’. I preferred the latter, mostly because the plot was better and it had amusing situations with geniuses experiencing puberty.), and listening to Regina Spektor’s album ‘Soviet Kitsch’ repeatedly.

( I think this may very well be one of my favorite songs of the album. A quick warning, the language isn’t exactly the cleanest.)

A random thought that I’m going to throw out into the magical internet land of blog-etty: are there any questions that anyone wants me to answer? I was pondering the possibilities of people writing random questions they want me  to answer in the comment section of the blog, and then I would do sort of a ‘answers type post’. If you really couldn’t care less what my answers would be then for heaven’s sake don’t bother to ask. It’s a free country. (actually, there are a million conspiracy theorists who would love to contradict me on that point, but I feel that’s not really a pot I want to take the lid off of.)

Tomorrow is a new day of school. Man. My school schedule has been completely thrown off, since life sort of went:

  • long huge christmas break of being anti social
  • cramming like a crazy person for exams
  • not quite huge but still long break of actually  hanging out with people
  • two days of school
  • weekend
  • now

…and this is not exactly the five days a week schedule that is normally implemented.

Of course, I really shouldn’t get so complacent, I have a ‘nice’ long steady haul in front of me until March Break.

Looking at it like this it really hasn’t been very long since I started school and it already feels normal. I’m not quite sure if I like that or not.

 

Kaelen

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