Sam's Blogging Again?

So I have decided to start yet another blog. I guess it's only logical. I have one of the most hectic, crazy, hilarious, and downright weird life out of anyone I know. So I guess writing about it is only fair!

Well, he goes nothing. My life. In words. I'll try to update as much as I possibly can.



4/27/09-

I started this marvelous monday (not!) out by getting up at six a.m. for zero period! Woohoo! I picked Katie up at six forty for our monday morning coffee treat. We got to school at seven, ready for class at seven ten. During zero period, my fellow sophomore student government leaders and I started planning junior prom, which is fun!

Possible Themes:

-Arabian Nights

-Paris

-Vegas Strip

-A Night on the Town (NYC)

What's your favorite?

Got any suggestions?



After zero period leadership, I have beginning dance with most of my best friends! Lindsay, Alexa, Tori and Ali! There is always something insane happening in that small group of people. Today, we put the finishing touches on our dance to "It's Raining Men" by The Weather Girls! Which is really cool, I mean that we finished it, because honestly, the dance sucks. I love my dance teacher, don't get me wrong. But in Lindsay's words "Her body may not need all of the space in front of the mirrors, but her ego sure does!" So true.

After dance I have world history with one of my favorite teachers, Ms. Goliti. She's so cool and fun and her and I always have really fun conversations. Sometimes, we even talk about politics. (Shhh! Don't tell. Teachers can't do that stuff!) But today was not a funny day in her class. Today, we began watching "Hotel Rwanda" with Don Cheadle. I've heard it's a tear jerker.

Third period is math. We took three standardized testing review group quizzes, and Michael Lopes, the genius I sit next to in this class, spent the majority of the period buzzzing through problems and laughing at me. :(

Fourth period sucks, plain and simple. So really, there's nothing I need to say about Geology. Go look at a rock.

Fifth is french, which also sucks. Katie and I always crack each other up in this class. "Je vais aller de cremerie, je achete du lait! Tu vas a la cremerie aussi! Now... how about that...?"

Sixth period Advanced English is where all of the fun really happens! You'd have to be there, that's all I have to say!



After school I did the basics! Worked on homework and a book report, ate dinner, cleaned my room. But the best part of today was probably the A.A. meeting I went to with my family.

If you don't know what A.A. is, go look it up. Basically, the organization saved both my mother and my stepdad's lives. Both struggled with addiction. And today, my stepdad Mark was the chair of the meeting, and it was extremely emotional. His shared his story and I cried. If anyone knows someone struggling with addiction, get them help!


thanks for reading!
more coming later on this week!