My dad was supposed to have left for Spain at 3:30 today. But he just called and said that his plane is broken, so he's still in Grand Rapids.

I spent most of my day yesterday with Rachel. It was great. We ate our "piece of heaven", went to the train bookstore, bugged Kyle, ate foods, watched "Finding Neverland" (cute movie), and played with my sculpty clay. We created Lucky the pantsless leprechaun and gave him to Ben.

Yesterday was a good day ^_^

Happy Spring Break!

I finsihed "Taming of the Shrew" today. It's a good comedy. Slapstick. Just what I've been craving for. I'll be doing a project to it similar to the "Much ado about nothing" project that I did. I hope that Watson won't force me to write another paper. But knowing him, he will.

It's so smurfing awesome out. I think I'll actually get off the computer and go outside. Too bad Rachel doesn't live as close to me as Ben does.

I got a scholarship for $12,000 for WMU because of my GPA. And I'll be recieving another one because my grandpa went to WMU way back when 50 years ago. Or some random huge number.

I've got the "Four seasons" song stuck in my head. Durn Wessley-sensei (even though she's beyond awesome) for having us sing songs with addicting tunes!

We're reading Beowulf in World Lit now. I'm really enjoying it. Ja.

One more day.

The main Oomph! site has 2 minutes of their "Augen auf" video. It's pretty smurfing awesome...at least what I was able to see of it. Dero is dressed up as an evil clown.

I also watched the "making of Augen auf" which was pretty cool.

The "Supernova" video is also pretty cool.

Ich bin ein Oomph! geek. *drools*

I've started reading "Taming of the Shrew" which is much lighter than King Lear was. I'm so glad to be reading a comedy again.

I hate Mondays. Wednesdays aren't much better either. But...Oomph! has made me feel all better. 4 cds of it!!!!

Danke danke danke danke (x forever) Tracey!!!!!! Du bist awesome!

Hey Rachel, are you gonna go to the tea ceremony thingy tonight?

Only four days of school this week, and one's already done! Yays!

I can't believe that it's going to be Easter next week already. Then Spring Break after that. w00t, sleeping innage!

I sorta did my assignment for german. The story is interesting enough, but I don't want to write down what points in history it might have come from. And that damn essay. Ugh. I hate it when Pickerd gives us last minute assignments. How far are you on your dealy, Tracey?

Happy first day of spring, although it doesn't seem like it. Ugh, I'm beginning to hate snow again.

Joe found out that I had at least one fiancee, so he decided that it was time that we ended our sordid love affair. In other words (and a lot more complicated yet logical reason), Ich bin wieder an dem Markt.

I feel free yet defeated. Uncaged yet unwanted.

I went to WMU yesterday and am totally geeked out about going there in the fall. It's a totally awesome place.

Andy is so smurfing adorable sometimes.

He just got a Xanga and was asking me all these questions about how to make cool backgrounds and whatnot. I'm not a guru like Rachel, Jackie, Kyle, or everybody else, but I felt loved because he asked me.

Chad might come to Ric's tomorrow. Might. If he's not doing anything with another friend of his, or he really feels like it. He did sound happy when I told him that he could come along if he wanted. Sigh, I love making people feel, or at least sound, happy.

Today was a broody day, sorry if I seemed so out of it. I'll be better tomorrow, I'm sure. I hope.

I thought that my feet had grown because while standing on the kitchen floor and looking down, I saw that my foot went over the square it was standing in (my feet can fit into the square tile thingys on my kitchen floor). Then I looked behind me and realized that it was just my pants being all baggy and trailing behind me and covering up a bit of the square.

Sob cry.

I'd hoped that my feet had finally grown. But alas, they didn't.

Mum set off the smoke detector while making dinner tonight because there was some grease on the bottom of the oven. So I got to stand on a chair, waving a cookie sheet at the detector, informing it very unpleasantly that I'd smash it into tiny bits if I lost my hearing due to its loud noise.

Blah.