Exposure: 4 sec (4)
Aperture: f/5.4
Focal Length: 10.6 mm
fun stuff to do with my aunt’s camera… I wish i owned one of those Nikon d80s… 
and i saw sparks… December 10, 2006
Response to ‘Untitled’ September 29, 2006
The poem ‘Untitled’ by Sylvia Plath as about orphans or homeless people. it sounds like the poem’s talking about children when they find a shelter to eat dinner at. Certain words like “so many of us” and “nudges and shovers” describes children because kids often display this type of aphoristic behavior, especially when they get hungry. This poems very open-ended and is open to a wealth of different interpretations, one of them being starving orphans.
meebo! September 28, 2006
AIM: Gubagg1
YIM: rarehunter5
Jabber: nightmereschoolkid@gmail.com
checkit.
mIRC September 26, 2006
Can we get it on these computers? It would be awesome to have networked chat.
Is there anything similar that’s contained in the browser??
Cheer Day’s Dregs July 2, 2006
Last week I played my first show with my band. Someone (it’s become forgotten who) came up with the name Cheer Day’s Dregs. I dunno why. Anyways, we rocked out on that show. We played…
- Oye Como Va – Santana
- I Miss You – Blink-182
- First Date – Blink-182
- Happy Birthday (it was a birthday party)
- Holiday – Green Day
- Wake Me Up When September Ends – Green Day
And some others I can’t remember.
BUT! We need a new name…any suggestions?
7th Grade Trip June 12, 2006
Ah. It's nice to be back.
Although a lot of bad things happened on this year's trip, it was really nice to have an entire week to be with a small group of people and just get to know everybody. I felt so secure and warm with everyone on this trip, we didn't even need anything special to do. I really bonded with Toni and Annabelle, people that I love dearly but don't spend much time with. I felt such a sense of family: people could lean on each other's shoulders and not be accused of "liking" each other, I could say "I love you" to a guy and people would know that we were like brothers. It definitely wasn't the normal 7th-grade cliche.
I do wish and belive that there was a definate problem that less than half of the 7th grade went, but in a way it was nice to be in a small group. I was forced, almost, to socialize with people that I never talked to, and overall I had a wonderful time.
Thank you. I love you guys.
