Okay.  I haven't written in a while,  and I want to start off by apologizing for that. Secondly, now that I'm beginning to write again,  there are going to be a lot of content changes. I will,probably be discussing politics even more often. Also for my readers (Seriously,  do I even have any readers?) who are not aware, I did become an atheist over the summer, and just yesterday I started a college program. However, I will do my best to avoid discussing religion, as it is too easy a topic. Now, as for politics or religion or really anything,  if my views offend you, I am very sorry. If I post a blog you don't like or don't agree with,  you have three options. Either ignore it, unsubscribe, or post a cogent and well-reasoned reply and we will debate it like civilized human beings. I will post any hateful replies to reddit, where strangers will laugh at you and I will get karma points. You have been warned. That said, enjoy the new blog! :)

Taxes Back Shopping

Well, the good news is that my daddy gets his tax refund today. Well, he got it earlier, but I don't really care since I just now get to spend it today. :) However, the bad news is, most of that money will be eaten up with ordering two replacement parts for my laptop. :( I only get a hundred dollars, and I have to buy a new keyboard and battery.

My Review of Home Schooling (If Blogger Will Actually Post This Time)

As you may or may not know, I recently made the transition from attending a public High School to being home schooled by my father. I have wanted to be home schooled since I was little (call me anti-social lol), but our family just now did enough research into our state's home schooling laws to finally make the transition. I am happy with my decision, because it gives me a flexible schedule and a variety of classes. It is much like regular schooling. There's classes I love, classes that put me to sleep, classes I hate, and classes I have to focus hard at to understand. But, I think it is worth it.

My Books

Stop SOPA

Top 25 Things To Do Over the Summer (No Order)

 1. Go on a date with your significant other.
2. Go to the zoo.
3. Visit a museum.
4. Go to the beach/on vacation.
5. Just sleep.
6. Learn a foriegn language.
7. Read or write stories.
8. Work to earn money.
9. Tan.
10. Play Sports.
11. Study so you can get ahead next year.
12. Hang out with friends.
13. Go shopping.
14. Volunteer somewhere.
15. Learn a new hobby.
16. Figure out which college you want to go to.
17. Watch TV
18. Play Videogames
19. Talk on the Phone or Text
20. Go to the movies.
21. Try to learn to play the guitar.
22. Embroidery
23. Start a garden
24. Just Chill, and
25) Listen To Music

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Why Do Teachers Freak Out Over Exams?

Exams. EOCs. EOGs. Finals. Whatever you call them, they're a part of your educational career. And, sure, no one likes them. But, they're nothing compared to how stressed out teachers get before they give these tests. Every teacher is somehow convinced that they you are going to fail their final. They plead with you to come to review sessions, and assign massive packets for homework. Nevermind that you did great the whole year during their class. Nevermind that you've aced all the practice tests they've given you. In the teachers's minds, you are going to fail their exam. Period. Does this type of pressure help? No, of course not. It only makes the students waay more stressed out. So, teachers, please chill out. They're our problem, not your's.