HSPA = Done.  Go team.  During the test, Ms. Grusemeyer got bored and started making a chain of paper clips.  Then she put them all back in the box.  Later Mr. Cullen needed a paper clip, and what he got was a three-foot chain of paper clips.  Mr. Cullen grumbled, "Young whippersnappers with no respect!"  That's Cullen for ya.  When we were dismissed to our lockers before homeroom, Mike was like, "Erin, you have three pencils!  Why could you possible need three pencils?" and I explained that I did not want to sharpen it during the test when one got dull.  I did use all three, yes I did.

1st Period, Sociology: Before we could even get Kramer vs. Kramer started, the fire alarm rang.  I was already cold inside; I did not want to go outside.  We went outside.  Jeff and I talked some but mostly I was cold.  Some dude said to this one teacher that if we had to evacuate to the stadium again, they had 3500 blankets.  That's one for everyone!  Jeff said, "Yeah, we could have used them the last four bomb scares," except that was an exaggeration because we've only had three.  Plus the one on Friday was relatively warm.  Then we returned to the building and found out that second period was knocked out.  I got an 85 on my paper which I think is more points off that necessary.  I did not go in depth with language or material culture, but that warrants at most a 10 point deduction.  However, she was probably just bitchy because of the rampant plagiarism that occurred for this particular assignment.  My average is a 95, which is a GPA dropper.

3rd Period, Honors Physics: Mrs. Hornibrook showed us #47 and then we did #56.  OH SNAP THAT'S WHAT I HAVE TO DO.  'Kay, bye.

Hey!!! I like your prom shoes. Mine our just little silver ballet slippers because i'm pathetic and can't walk in heels, or even stand, and my mom says if i want to live to my senior year i have to wear flat shoes.

They're actually quite comfy, like slippers. There fuzzy on the inside and bendable. Like real ballet shoes, not ballet flats.

With heels my dress is the perfect length! And I must say, for four inch stilettos they're pretty easy to walk in. Although I will probably pry them off after two seconds of attempting to dance.