It's Friday!

I'm so glad it's the weekend. I've had so many projects this week. Sometimes I think teachers get together to decide the today when they will all give projects. I've had creative writing (which I've known about for a couple weeks), French, and English. There was a time my Freshman year when my French and English teachers both made their students do brochures at the same time. That's when I became very suspicious about teachers deciding to give projects on the same day. Also, I'm tired.

I have no big plans for this three day weekend. I might watch my brothers race their cars for their Pine Wood Derby, but then I have to be there by 8:30 a.m. I'm just glad that I have no homework. I was supposed to go to a basketball game tonight to play with the band, but now I don't think that I am. I've gone to 8 out of 12 of those games this year, which is as many as the last two years combined, and I'm sick of them.

It's also Friday the 13th. I've never seen the first part of Friday the 13th, but I saw the second part and I don't understand it. I followed the movie all the way up to the end, but at the very end, I got lost and didn't understand what happened.

I love reading most poems. My all-time favorite poem is Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening, by Robert Frost. I found part of that poem in a Dean Koontz book that I read and I really like the poem. The book was really good also. It's my third favorite.

The days not completely over yet. I still have a math test.

Well anyways, I'm just glad it's Friday.

Not Plain Jane

So I spent an hour looking for a blog to write about for my creative writing class and doing my French homework at the same time and I finally found a blog that I like. The poems in Not Plain Jane are really good, though they were created by different people.

One can easily tell that Jane loves to knit, due to she has a bunch of pictures of it and she talks about it alot. I have no idea how to knit. She also has a list about her blogging experience, which is kind of creative. She is also fighting cancer. The blog is mostly about knitting, with some poems, but it is creative.