In Which Ellie Narrates Her Week In Gifs and Oddity

    Elly reporting in from her breaching-messy room in a state that isn't apparently a state because certain Americans hold to the fact that there are only 49.
    I shall hence record the events of this week, starting with the morn' of February 24th. A Monday. Like most Mondays, I started early and ended late and felt extremely accomplished with life and school.

   Then I woke up on Tuesday and sort of realized that I had an entire week of school left. After much of this:  

   I finally ended up here and sat on my bum for the rest of the day (although, I did thoroughly enjoy History class as per usual)

   I shall skip the majority of Wednesday because I had to sit through Biology, which is pretty much a class where I retain this attitude until noon:

   BUT THEN I HAD TAG (Teen Advisory Group ((for the library))) and we rehearsed Marvin K. Mooney and the Butter Battle Book and I'm really excited about the entire production and I GOT TO TRY ON THE CAT AND THE HAT COSTUME and next week is the dress rehearsal. Imagine me - excited about a play!

   

   Yes, and then THURSDAY happened. My mom went to have her eye checked out. You read her blog, so you know what's up. It didn't fall out. Matt and I were home alone from 7am until 6:00 and we miraculously managed to get almost EVERY bit of our school done amidst much flapdoodle.

   We are still trying to get Thor 2. Since the day it came out we've checked at least twenty redboxes. It is ridiculous. IT'S NEVER THERE. We did get Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2 to watch. It has my approval, for a sequel. San Franjose, California. Bwahaha. Best part next to "THERE'S A LEEK IN THE BOAT!"

   AND THEN TWAS FRIDAY. I love Fridays. I had guitar class and I'm learning to play that song from Treasure Planet (which, Liz, you said you hadn't seen?).... You should see it. The movie is fantastic. Her's the song link---> "I'm Still Here," by John Rzeznik.
    Then THIS MORNING I had an essay.... I'd post it on here if I thought you were interested in reading about how Gilded Age industrialism affected American farmers and factory workers.

   I do good, though. Now I wait in suspense for it to be graded. Tomorrow I have to wake up early and go to church. The rest of the day will probably see me being forced into yardwork. I should go to bed now. My cat thinks I need to sleep. Pph.

   I would perhaps mention that I spent the better part of Friday evening crying over a Doctor, but let's not go into that. I shall hope to post again soon! I like the new design, Lizzy. XD FAREWELL.