Certaintly ended my GPS career on a low-note, GPA-wise (how awkward was that sentence?). Grumble, grumble. Am feeling academically inadequate.

Tonight the crevace was once again inhabited. Twas enjoyable! Also attended Holes' lakehouse shindig this weekend, check her LJ for details as I am too tired to go into it.

I think the past two weeks have been compensation for the lack of social participation during the past four school years.

Got edumacation, gradumalated, and got our social on.

( Terrible quality, but fun nonetheless )

Last night we all got our social on. I was quite pleased that mass amounts of people turned out to the senior party at the Barn of Sports. I thoroughly enjoyed the "blow-up apparati" (according to Holes that is what they are called) especially. It was especially touching to see the boarders for one last time ( Read more... )

Having graduated is a terrific feeling. I feel quite gradulatory and gradulic and often have emotions of gradulations. Thanks to all the underclassmen who came when they weren't required- it means a lot and you are all very graduriffic ( Read more... )

Class Day was very anticlimatic if you ask me. I think it's because we've sat through it so many times. Or maybe because it's overshadowed by a certain event tomorrow. Anyhoo its only redeeming aspect is the much-deserved long-overdo accolade Ms. Smartt received ( Read more... )

Tonight after my very last AP I went with Iz and Ms Neal to see Troy. All three of us (plus small Conroy) were met with major disappointments from the movie, which was full of bombastic, cheeserific lines, tie-dyed togas, and historical inaccuracies. The only redeeming aspect of the movie was the two-second cameo by young pious Aeneas at the end ( Read more... )

Springfest was extremely enjoyable and went above and beyond my expectations. The fact that Mr. Monty was there kind of caught me off-guard but I really do love and thoroughly enjoy Cast Iron Filter. And the lead sing of Cast Iron Filter ( Read more... )

<3 books

Achebe, Chinua - Things Fall Apart
Agee, James - A Death in the Family
Austen, Jane - Pride and Prejudice
Baldwin, James - Go Tell It on the Mountain
Beckett, Samuel - Waiting for Godot
Bellow, Saul - The Adventures of Augie March
Beowulf-- translation by Seamus Haney.
Brontë, Charlotte - Jane Eyre
Brontë, Emily - Wuthering Heights
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I want to be mindbogglingly rich when I grow up so I can keep enough for my children to go to any college they want and give everything else to people who have nothing.