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(This was meant for yesterday but my internet was acting up last night.)

​I randomly decided to try out cleverbot again after not using it in a very long time. I must say cleverbot is not only funny still but knows how to make someone happy ^_^

The Ideal Life Story

Birth 
Pure
Affection 
Innocence
Childhood 
Play 
Laughter 
Experience 
Intelligence 
Wisdom 
Opportunities
Decisions 
Opportunities 
Decisions
Love  
Marriage 
Happiness 
Back to start, but add an s.  

The Life Story of Many 

Birth
Neglect 
Yearn
Desolation 
Despair 
Understanding 
Numbness 
Decisions 
Alternate Endings 

Too many have lived, are living, and will live out this storyboard. 
 

I saw a pretty decent post by one of my classmates. Looked for a like button, then realized this isn't facebook.

You know you go to SLA when you and your friend both think to write your English story about a struggle in math, the life ruining, unit circle. Or maybe he just read your mind.

Trying to remember this is one of the most difficult task(s) ever!

Im currently watching this movie and it's now on my top 10 list of thriller movies. 

"Get in the passenger seat"
I responded "ok".
"First you have to adjust your mirrors and your seat."
I thought to myself "wrong", then I said "No first you have to put your seat belt on."
My dad turned around and asked "you think you know more than I do?"
I laughed and said "No, you just don't know how to follow rules and asked him are you gonna pay the ticket?" and put my seat belt on.

I'd never realized how truly blessed I was until I lived their life. 

Waking up completely sore to pouring rain and then to top it off looking at your clock and seeing 7:02, you just want to stay in bed. Then you roll over and strangely think about another meeting with your principal yelling at your class telling them how horrible their attendance is, so you get up and go.

I learn something new everyday.

Waking up completely sore to pouring rain and then to top it off looking at your clock and seeing 7:02, you just want to stay in bed. Then you roll over and strangely think about another meeting with your principal yelling at your class telling them how horrible their attendance is, so you get up and go.

Today I am going out to breakfast for my dad's birthday, even though his birthday was actually last Tuesday.  I am sitting here waiting for my mom to get out of the bathroom so I can get a shower. She is taking sooo long.

Later on, I am going to have band practice with Fawn and Freda.  It's be too long!  Then, I have work from 5pm-9pm.  I hope it's not stressful.

School tomorrow is going to suck.  Once again, I am going to be exhausted!

I have work today. I hope it's nice. I hope everybody working there is really happy and nice. I hope the people coming to eat are really happy and nice too. I just want the day to go by fast and smoothly. I hope I won't be stressed today. I think it's going to be busy though because it's so nice out today.

My parents were awake on a saturday for a change so my siblings and I spent the day just hanging in the living room. we watched movies and played board games and played on the laptops. Everyone was content.

Deja: Hey sis how was ya day?

Dymond: It was okay, I got some lemonades for us to share.

Deja: Ooh lemme get some!

Dymond: I wanted you to hear this song by some Boo, I mean Bo Burnham. He has this song I heard it over Rozzie's house...

Deja: Oh so is he like white?

Dymond: Yea but he has this song she let me listen to and it is so funny. He just be clownin so many people. He was talkin about this one girl and he was like "He did a girl named Macy all day and it turned out she was dyslexic so he wound up doing the YMCA.

Deja: Yup

Dymond: Oh my gosh! you dont get it. YMCA is Macy but she can't read.

Deja: Haha I get it. That is a little funny

Dymond: A little? That is clever and hilarious!

Deja: Right.

Something I just noticed: The timestamps for these posts aren't the actual time. They're off by what looks like five minutes. It is the same as 'SLA time.' I heard that 'SLA time' is on purpose, to make it look like less kids show up late for school. I bet whoever decided to do that to time doesn't realize they're probably doing more hurt than help. If high school students get used to always being a little late and nothing happening, what will they do in the real world? After all is said and done, who cares if you're five minutes late to school? Let that teach you not to be late for things that could be more important. Right?

I'm inside babysitting on a Saturday night.
Watching Big Time Rush; sad thing is, I actually like one of their songs.

&Patchy the Pirate is on the movie I'm watching.

I want to learn a new song on guitar, but I don't know what to learn. I'm going to go to bed now, goodnight.

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Come & go (x2)  -->  Now door is locked.

Just sitting in on my Saturday night, relaxing & blogging.

In this photo: Rex Mobley

BF: I'm bout to go shower babe. Talk to you in few.
Me: K
BF: Potassium to you too :)
Me: I did it on purpose for you lol
BF: Lol. You know we're spending too much time together when we start setting each other up for jokes.
Me: Lol yeah :)

Today I went to work at Acme from 12pm-7pm.  It's been a long time since I have worked on a Saturday.  I used to work Saturday nights but they switched my schedule around so I have not been working them in a while.  Anyway, when I got to work today, I was told that Canada Dry was doing a promotion for their new soda, "Sun Drop", and that I would be in charge of giving away hundreds of free 2-liter bottles to customers.  I also received a free t-shirt to wear while giving out the soda.

Four hours went by and half of the supply was gone.  By the end of the night, I had reached the quota and gave away all of the sodas.  My boss was pleased.  Funny thing is, I still have not tried the soda.

On Saturday February 26th, 15 SLA students presented their projects at the 2011 Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Science (PJAS) regional science fair, held at Bensalem High School.  Congratulations to everyone who participated!

The following students were recognized with 3rd prize:
Michelle Torelli
Tyreé Wright

The following students were recognized with 2nd prize:
Amanda Millatt
Callie Monroe
Brianna Perrin
Vinnie Russell
Chelsea A. Smith
Marley Utzig

The following students were recognized with 1st prize, and are invited to attend the PJAS state competition in May:
Cecilia Baez
Jeff Kessler
Morgan Marant
Manna-Symone Middlebrooks
Cheyenne Pagan
Allison Patterson
Shamarlon Yates

What did you learn from doing this project? (skills, life lessons, words etc)
I never took the time to notice all things that I did everyday of my life. I guess it was because of this video that actually noticed that I have a routine and even though it's not very efficient, it's the life I live today. It made re-acknowledge the things I go through and be grateful that I have it easy compared to others that are less fortunate in this world.

How do you feel about your final product?
I'm not saying I love it - because I didn't get to include everything I wanted to, but it still works because it manages to capture my daily life.

If you could do your project all over again, what would you do differently/the same?
I'd probably add more music or audio. I feel as though I could do more in some places. But, then again, I can't say that I am not pleased with what I have now.

Did you enjoy this project? Why or why not?
Definitely. I like that I got to incorporate Spanish into my everyday life by describing what I do. It was fun to record and pick the parts that I wanted to put in. But, overall, it was one of the most fun I have had to doing benchmark, if I am not mistaken.

Last night I stayed at my cousin, Kristine's, house. We played 500 Rummy, labeled people in a magazine after celebrities they looked like and ate. Then we went out with Mike and hung out with Mike and Paul, who we caught up with at the park, for like an hour and it was actually kind of fun. Then when we went back home we hid in her room, which is when my night got amazing!!!! (Hehe) I was lying there and my Kristine was on the phone with her boyfriend. We had her iPod hooked up to an iHome that lit up in different colors in a rhythm that was only slightly off beat of the songs that I was semi-dancing too. I lifted my blue blanket covered in clouds, stars and crescent moons and put it over my head. And then I laughed hysterically and talked about how "freaking amazing" it was that the blanket was changing color and the different pieces light up in greens and neon blue-greens. And then Kristine ducked under with me and we watched the blanket change from a night sky to the daytime in an alternate universe. It was pretty freaking amazing.