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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 2, 2017 21:03:42 GMT -5
I love writing but that's so excessive omg. I think we all had way too much free time. I still have a lot of free time, but I don't spend it all writing. Not that I do anything meaningful with that time anyway, but whatever. Speaking of which, I have so many projects to finish. Just... so many.
Oh god Wattpad. I always spent a lot of time on ffn, but I made a Wattpad in seventh grade just to see how it was and I wrote anime fanfiction for it and it was bad. So bad. Sometimes I still get notifications for it. I do, however, have a website to put my independent projects on, but I hate showing people that I don't explicitly trust my writing. Plagiarism is still a very real fear of mine.
Mine were horrible and I wasn't even funny, I just wanted to be liked. Luckily, it was how I met a lot of you, but I think we all came together through one of Sky's fics? I think? Was it Sky? And I think I met Stream in Friendshipclan. I can hardly remember, it was so long ago.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 2, 2017 21:15:04 GMT -5
I also love writing and I have no idea how I wrote that much. We definitely had a lot of free time. There were a lot of times where someone hadn't updated in, say, a day, and we'd all be complaining about how impatient we were. ... why? That was so rude? Why did we all do that?
I never had a ffn account, but I got Wattpad because a friend recommended it to me. I don't think I wrote any fanfiction other than the warriors one, thank goodness. I definitely was considering writing Harry Potter fanfiction where I was the protagonist at some point and am so glad I didn't go through with it. I do have two original works on there, though, one which I wrote during NaNoWriMo in 2014 and is awful, and one that I got three chapters in and never finished. Oops. And yeah, plagiarism is a pretty scary fear. I am a lot more careful about putting original stuff up on the web now.
I think it was The Loved One, which was Sky's! That was one of the first threads I posted on after making my forums debut by accidentally insulting a popular member after bragging that I won the fanatic challenge. The original thread was deleted before I could save it so I don't know for sure, but I'm pretty sure we all met through that one. I really enjoyed that fic, and I miss Sky, she was great. I was looking through the thread I saved and she was always so nice and comforted me while I was going on my angsty twelve-year-old rants.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 2, 2017 21:34:37 GMT -5
I don't know? I honestly hate how whiny and rude I was back then. I'm so surprised nobody ever called me out on it. It was just so bad. I'd throw a fit if anyone so much as said a mean word towards me. I was a horrible child.
I wrote anime fanfiction for the longest time and a little bit of book fanfiction before that, but that was really just some Gallagher Girls fanfiction. (which was a very good book series for a ten year old to read. I really enjoyed it back then)
Omg, I debuted my account through the intro pages. Sky was really nice and I miss her too. She dealt with all our problems pretty well, I think? We were all horrible people, ugh. I don't even remember what The Loved One was even about, but I remember we would practically spam the whole thread with our conversations.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 2, 2017 21:45:21 GMT -5
I was also very whiny. I never responded to other people and would just constantly talk about me all the time. There were many things that, looking over it now, I should have focused more on and paid more attention to, but I didn't, because I was twelve and not smart. I think the forums were mostly comprised of horrible children which is why nobody ever said anything.
I haven't ever heard of that series before! I think I really only wrote fanfiction for warriors, aside from my failed attempts at HP and some brief Silmarillion stuff that I will never let see the light of day because it's horrible.
I think Sky was two years older than me, which probably partially explains why she was the only reasonable person in our conversations. I think TLO was originally about two kits and one was preferred by its mother over the other (hence, "The Loved One") but it quickly turned into "all of our OCs have fun adventures" which was mostly caused by all of our horrible complaining that we wanted to see our character do something. I know I irrationally hated one of the characters and was quite mean about it, and I think eventually my character became clan leader and brutally murdered the other character? I don't even remember. Our drama took over the entire plot. And I think our conversations eventually got the thread deleted, after it got out of hand and the mods decided that we were too far off topic and the conversation didn't count as warriors fanfic anymore, so they just deleted the entire thread? I remember being quite upset about that, and I'm sure Sky was very upset as well.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 2, 2017 22:07:12 GMT -5
We were all horrible people and even if we were children, I don't think I can excuse that. I say I'm still a horrible person, but I'm definitely not a rude person like that. If anything, I'm almost devastatingly polite to people I don't know, or way too cheerful.
It's a really good series that's basically just about a school dedicated entirely to girls becoming spies, with some romance between the girls and the boys at their brother school. I enjoyed it, but I'd probably hate it a little if I read it now. I'm not sure.
That explains a lot. I'm surprised Sky tolerated it at all. We must have caused her so much anxiety, tbh. The mods probably hated us, wow. I think I still really enjoy stories about one character being scorned but eventually becoming stronger in their own right and showing that they could become better than the ones who scorned them. Still, I remember really enjoying it and it's so sad that us being immature got in the way of it, ugh.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 2, 2017 22:16:27 GMT -5
I think that you've improved a lot from what I can remember. I feel as if you're a lot easier to talk to now than I remembered you being. I'm also trying to be a better person and I really hope it is working, because I have friends now and I didn't really back then.
Ooh, that does sound interesting. I'll probably look up the plot summary sometime!
Yes, reading through everything again, I think we should have been way nicer to her. She was a lot less cheerful by the time she quit the forums. I think the mods hated just about everyone on that site, to be honest. When I was doing a lot of lurking after we'd all more or less left the forums, a lot of people had problems with them. I really don't know how they managed to deal with all of us. And yeah, I think the story could have been really great! I still do remember it being really good but that's likely because I enjoyed having the Fuzzytail character in there. It would be interesting to see where she would have taken it if we hadn't interfered so much.
Anyways I am probably going to go to bed because I have to go back to school tomorrow, since spring break is over now. Goodnight!
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 2, 2017 22:25:24 GMT -5
Oh yeah definitely. I think I lowkey resented both you and Sky because you two were on the more popular side of the website. I was literally ten, I can't believe I was so horrible and that is why I don't really like children. Children can be mean too, as evident to how rude I was. I think you've improved a lot, yourself, so don't worry about that. I don't remember talking to you as easily either.
I feel so mad at my younger self for driving Sky away, honestly. I don't think I noticed back then, but now I would never want to be the cause for someone becoming depressed. I hate to be one of those toxic friends, especially now that I've had some experience with toxic friends and seeing other friends be around toxic people. If we hadn't interfered, I'm sure it would have been over a lot quicker. We probably should have just made a group chat for all of us. I don't know why we never did.
Goodnight! I'm on spring break right now, hehe, but I think I already said that.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 3, 2017 17:59:12 GMT -5
Were we, really? I never thought I was very popular. I was very, very resentful of all the better writers on the website and incapable of taking criticism, which largely contributed to my writing crash once I got into junior high. (Also, blaming all my problems on my school.) I really don't like children either.
I don't think we were the main cause for that. It might have been a variety of factors in real life as well, but I don't think we really helped either. I hope she is doing well now, though. I think we did make a group chat but never used it, or at least, we made a group chat after TLO got deleted.
Enjoy your break! I have a lot of work to do tonight and I feel extremely unmotivated, sigh.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 3, 2017 22:29:55 GMT -5
You were popular I think because of the sheer number of fics you wrote and the fact that they were considered pretty good. Yeah, I'm pretty incapable of criticism too, but luckily I'm doing a lot better now than I was back then. Dear god. I think I lowkey surrounded myself with a lot of popular-ish people on here because I liked to be able to say I had popular friends.
Yeah, that's why it was probably not a good idea to be friends with a bunch of children. We rarely ever used the group chat I think, and I'm pretty sure just about all our friends that were older than us secretly hated all of us, or at least were very annoyed. We were all pretty immature and we really weren't helping with anyone real life problems anyone was having.
Good luck, lol. I feel like that a lot of the time. My solution is just to not leave my room until I've done my homework. It... sometimes works? Maybe? Either way, I never leave my room until like 7 pm.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 4, 2017 17:39:28 GMT -5
I really did write a lot, although I only finished the one fic and it was awful quality and I refused to see it. I'm trying to get better at taking criticism and am letting some close friends criticize my novel once I'm finished the second draft so that I can get better at taking it, and my best friend (who I made participate in Camp NaNoWriMo haha) is letting me edit hers so that I can also give criticism, which I'm also very bad at. Hopefully it will help me improve? I am very nervous for having people read my work now though, after realizing things I've thought were good were actually quite bad.
I agree with what you said. At least we are older and more aware now, at least?
Ended up getting the things I wanted to do done and did some extra writing that I wasn't expecting myself to do, although now I am very, very tired because I had to wake up early for band practice today and I am not used to it. I find that I'm most productive in the evenings so I usually wait until after dinner to start working (which is probably not the best strategy, especially when I have a lot of work, but it works?)
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 4, 2017 18:18:17 GMT -5
Every time I show my friends my writing, all I get is "this is absolute perfection" but that might just be because I never ask them to ever make edits to my things. I've never participated in NaNoWriMo but I should do that one day, or at least follow with the rules or whatever in an attempt to actually finish all my projects. And hey, everybody has to start somewhere with writing. The first things I ever wrote were Pokemon fanfiction featuring my OC being a mary-sue, so you're totally not alone there.
I'm never productive in the evenings. If it's 7 PM and I haven't started my homework, chances are I'm not getting around to it until like, 10. You should get some rest though, haha. And I need to actually finish some writing...
I'm never used to waking up early and I do it every day, ugh. The jazz choir kids have to wake up even earlier than me every day because there's no room for an actual jazz choir class, so it has to be before school.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 4, 2017 18:59:49 GMT -5
I told my friends "absolutely destroy me with nitpicky criticism" so hopefully they will mention some things that I did wrong, because even as I write I can tell there is something off and I need more perspectives. NaNoWriMo is great! It's the only thing that motivates me to get stuff done because you have to write every day and if you don't you're going to fall behind. The official one runs in November and I always participate in that but I'm also thinking of participating more in the camps because it runs two more times (and you can set smaller goals.) And yeah, I am painfully aware of where I started with writing. I hadn't improved much at all until the last year or so when I actually started trying, which meant there were about five years of terrible writing (followed by four years of not writing at all) and I could be so much better if I'd started trying earlier. Sigh.
I am always so tired when I get home from school that I don't have the energy to do anything other than browse the internet until after dinner anyways. Right now I tried to read something and could not make myself focus even though I really enjoyed it. I wake up early on Tuesdays and Thursdays for band practice before school. I'm there an hour and a half early and it's always very tiring. The kids in jazz band go in on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, so they're there early every day of the week and that is one of the main reasons why I quit jazz band this year.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 5, 2017 1:29:10 GMT -5
The unfortunate thing about my writing style is that it changes frequently. It's either really good or really bad and it sucks. I feel like if I tried writing every day, it just wouldn't come out good. I'm really bad at keeping schedules tbh. I've tried and it usually never works. I've been meaning to write this thing for the past two months and I still haven't gotten around to it. I promised someone I'd finish it by February 14. Evidently it is way past February 14.
I usually tend to take a nap as soon as I get home from school. That's probably really bad for my sleeping schedule considering the fact that I sleep through a total of like three alarms every morning, but whatever. I quit orchestra for the very reason that I hated waking up early lol. Now I have to wake up early every morning anyway.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 5, 2017 18:03:42 GMT -5
I find that my writing style fluctuates a lot now as well. A new thing I'm going to try out in July requires a completely different style than my current project, but I think I could write both of those well enough although the style is very, very different. I also sometimes think what I'm writing is a work of genius but then look back on it later and can't read it without my eyes watering (see: the 147 word sentence in my first draft, filled with semicolons, a run-on sentence, which I was proud of one night and then woke up the next day and regretted.) I try to force myself to write every day because I would never do it otherwise. If it's bad, I usually think that I can always work on improving it later.
A nap sounds like a good idea. My main problem with that is that it cuts into my designated procrastination time and I also don't want my parents to get concerned about my lack of energy. I usually can get to sleep pretty quickly at nights anyways so I don't worry about it too much.
Speaking of alarms, the carbon monoxide alarm went off in my house last night around midnight because the battery died or something. I was a little scared but I saw my cats running around and they would probably have been in a lot of trouble if there was carbon monoxide since they're low to the ground and have tiny lungs. I also was so tired I kind of decided I'd rather die of carbon monoxide poisoning than stay awake? My exhausted brain has very bad priorities.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 6, 2017 19:17:13 GMT -5
Same. Sometimes I start writing at like 3 AM on my phone and then I fall asleep and I wake up and I'm like "what have I done?" It's kind of hilarious but also pretty cringy. I've found that writing in present tense helps me a lot, so I have to work on past tense. Also if I'm writing like a 20-40 page one-shot, my writing is pretty good, but if it's an actual novel, I have trouble with it. I hate and love writing...
My issue is that no matter what I do, I always end up wide awake until like 1-2 AM unless I'm actually doing homework at that time. I stayed up until like 4 AM writing an essay and making a presentation simultaneously once. Never again... (On the bright side my friends were awake at the same time as me so we were editing and revising each other's essays and presentations)
Honestly, I'd probably have the same priorities as you if that happened. I would prefer sleep/death to having to leave my house or whatever.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 6, 2017 19:54:01 GMT -5
I once wrote a satirical short story after reading a poem on existentialism in English class last semester and it was... an interesting experience. I actually have the opposite problem! I write really well in past tense but whenever I try to write in present tense I automatically default back to past tense without noticing. I normally write in third person and past tense but the next project I want to work on has to be first person (because a large part of it involves the main character being an unreliable narrator) and it might have to be present tense, but I don't know, because my brain does not go that way easily. I also hate and love writing and I can't seem to stop doing it even though I get very tired of it very quickly.
A lot of people I know are always awake around that time. Lots of times I check the group chat when I wake up and they had a full conversation at around 1 AM and I wonder how they sleep. I get nine or ten hours of sleep every night and am still constantly exhausted, sigh. Also, wow, I don't know how you managed to do that. I get very incoherent and make terrible mistakes all the time when I'm tired. ... which is why it took me so long to work on my comp sci project today when it was actually quite easy but my brain would not process what I needed to do.
A benefit of dying in your sleep: you don't ever have to wake up! You won't be aware of it! Although I did look up what happens if you die of carbon monoxide poisoning and you likely will wake up just in time to suffocate, and it is apparently extremely painful. Pleasant.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 7, 2017 0:28:16 GMT -5
I always switch between present and past tense, but I usually only write in third person unless the point I'm trying to get across can only be written in first person. Like, I'm writing a book entirely about a girl figuring herself out, and it's pretty hard to write that if I don't write it in first person since it's first and foremost entirely about her rather than like, some plot to take over the world. I have no idea why it's so hard for me to write past tense ahhh.
My friends are more functioning than I am and usually go to bed before I do. If they don't, they've usually just finished their homework and are on tumblr like I am. Unless we all have a big project to finish bc our classes are generally the same. I think I'm just used to staying up late, and also my sleeping schedule is practically nonexistent, so I just get used to it.
Yikes. That is most definitely not a favoured way to go. I'd much rather die in my sleep, haha.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 7, 2017 18:12:04 GMT -5
Yeah, I agree. The book that I'm planning to write is also about someone trying to gain more confidence in themselves when they have none (hence the entire unreliable narrator aspect of it) and I really could not get that across without going into first person. It also, probably, should be in present tense, sigh. I used to write mostly in first person until everything I wrote in first person was terrible because my characters were terrible, so I switched to third.
I'm going to be going on a trip to Disneyland later this month for a band trip and I am going to be so tired. Between meeting at the airport at 5 and staying up past 11, I think, I am going to be so exhausted. It should be fun though. My sleeping schedule will still be horrible because I go back to school the day after I get back and the minor jetlag will not be fun.
Almost every way of dying seems to be painful (which I suppose is to be expected?) Even beheading, we learned in bio class, might have some amount of oxygen left in the brain so you are still conscious for a few seconds even after your head is severed from your body and that is very creepy. My friends and I were discussing the least painful ways to die at lunch one day and I think the best way we came up with was to either completely blow up your brain or sever your spinal cord near the medulla oblongata. I also think I've thought about this too much.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 8, 2017 11:20:06 GMT -5
The one I'm writing is in past tense because she's like "I remember this happening" and stuff like that but I'm wondering if I should write it in present tense. It probably doesn't matter much. I think I used to switch between first and third person a lot, but first person just seems weird to me now? Most everything I read is in third person, so it's weird.
Um that's a bit of a huge coincidence because the band, orchestra, and choir kids all went to Disneyland for Spring Break lol. (Also the drama kids but I don't really like drama kids so I'm ignoring them) Apparently they met up at the school at 3 am to head to the airport, which, what???? I can't believe it, especially since the day before one of the drama kids was at a sleepover that I was also at, so she got very little sleep lol.
Oh I've discussed this and thought about it a lot too. My friends and I said that pills probably wouldn't be too painful, but drowning was definitely a bad way to go. Then my English teacher stared at us and said from the front of the room "whoa there, maybe you three should slow down." My English teacher deals with a lot.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 9, 2017 16:01:54 GMT -5
Yeah, I don't think it matters very much. Everything that I read (well, what little of it I read) is in third person as well, and even reading first person is very strange to me now. I feel like I like the characters more when I'm not stuck inside their head, if that makes sense. I also can rarely write in first person because it feels like I'm the character and I can't have them think things I wouldn't say otherwise it feels strange. I don't know, I'll have to get over it for July, haha.
That is a huge coincidence! It's just the band and choir kids for us, since we don't have an orchestra and the drama kids aren't going. We get to perform there which is going to be really, really cool. At least I don't have to meet at the airport at 3AM, I would probably die. I have a lot of problems with eating and flying so I'll be eating really early, and that's not going to be very good, and then I don't get to eat again for another... oh, nine hours?... unless I eat some snacks on the plane. Probably the plainest of plain chips (and coke, because I love it and don't think I could get sick of it if I drink a tiny little bit.) I haaate flying, but driving would be worse. I went on a band trip to Vancouver a couple of years ago and it was ten hours on a bus (which I got sick on again!) and it was pretty awful.
Suffocation of any kind would definitely be one of the worst ways to go. I feel like dying of an illness would also be pretty terrible because you would be suffering for a very long time, but unfortunately, that's probably going to be the way most people are going to die. Anything where you are aware you are dying has got to be terrible.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 9, 2017 23:52:56 GMT -5
Yeah that's why I rarely write in first person. I always end up writing how I would write if it were me, but that doesn't always work out. And it just feels weird because it's not actually me, so yeah, I get what you mean. I've stopped reading interesting things before because they were in first person and it was just really weird for me. (Throwback to fanfiction days when there would be switching povs all the time when it would have been a million times easier to just write in third person omniscient or something)
Ew, driving would be absolutely horrible. I had to drive from California back home, which is about fourteen hours, and that was in a small car with three other people. Thank god my brother took an early flight home or else it would have been really squished. It didn't help that both me and my sister were sick at the time. Lucky for my school, the flight to California was only two hours, haha.
Yeah either of those suck. At least we don't live in a world where supernatural creatures exist, or I'm sure there would be even worse ways to die. (Though being friends with a werewolf would be p cool) At least there are some illnesses that are relatively painless? Those would be preferred, but probably unlikely...
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 10, 2017 20:04:03 GMT -5
I think the character for the first person thing I'm writing is close enough to me that I'll be able to do it adequately. And oh no, the old fanfiction days. Honorable mention for the random author's notes in the middle of the chapter. I used to write using different fonts for different characters and thank goodness I never figured out how to do that on the old forums or I guarantee at least one of my character's POV would have been written entirely in chiller and another in comic sans.
Oh no, that would be terrible. My band teacher was saying the flight is only an hour and a half when it is actually three hours; I looked it up as soon as he said it. We might have to sit in assigned seats instead of "here are the seats you can take on this plane go" which will be horrible. I don't want to be sitting next to / being sick beside someone I barely know for three hours. I am very stressed about it and it's a week away.
Oh yeah, definitely. Supernatural creatures are very cool but I would never want to actually meet one in a realistic situation unless they couldn't harm me, but that's not a lot of them. I think my best bet is dying of a relatively painless illness although I don't really know what that might be. I don't do anything that would have me dying in some sort of a freak accident.
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 15, 2017 16:09:49 GMT -5
Oh god, why??? I think the extent of my whole thing was spoofs, alternating POVs, and the interrupting A/Ns for my commentary. I'm so glad I learned how not to do that, but then again, I was ten. Spoofs were really weird though, idek. They were funny back then but now I'm wondering how the whole "Lionblaze and his coffee" thing even came to be and why.
That's why I don't take planes alone. I get very anxious if I'm on a plane without my parents or something. I hate flying in the first place, but that's mostly because I'm terrified of something happening. Having a stranger next to me just makes it worse.
Same, same. I like to stay on the safe side, except I'm super unhealthy in my habits so that's probably the way I'll end up dying. *sigh*
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 17, 2017 11:16:17 GMT -5
I have the feeling that the majority of spoofs were just "random" stuff that everyone found hilarious, which explains why "Lionblaze and his coffee" is a thing.
Yeah, this will be the first time on a plane without my parents. Luckily for me I am very small and fragile so people will probably take care of me if I become sick. Hopefully I will not be in that situation! I think if we're going in alphabetical order at least my best friend is probably two seats away from me (give or take a few depending on who is going on the trip and also grade twelves) so hopefully it won't be too bad? Either way I think I've got eight hours in Disneyland, three and a half hours in Universal, five hours in California Adventure, and a guided tour in Hollywood Boulevard so I mean the plane ride is probably worth it.
I never leave the house or do any activities so that eliminates the chances of accident-related deaths and I'd like to think I'm healthy except I never have the energy to eat anything more difficult to make than ramen, which is, you know, not the healthiest of foods, and I never exercise. I have good genetics so I don't have a lot of inherent health problems but it will not last forever. I am also likely going to be living alone for most of my life! With no one to make me eat healthy foods! So it is highly probable that I will die of a heart attack or something in my house and be devoured by ten cats. Because I am terrified of going to hospitals because the very idea of blood tests or IVs freaks me out so much and I don't know why.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 18, 2017 21:59:31 GMT -5
Okay so I am leaving for California early tomorrow, so I won't be back until the 23rd! Have a good week!
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Post by αυяσяα ησx on Apr 26, 2017 19:46:00 GMT -5
OH MY GOD YOU WOULD NOT BELIEVE HOW BUSY I WAS FOR THE PAST LIKE WEEK AND A HALF OTHERWISE I WOULD HAVE ANSWERED. Last week was entirely a standardized testing week, which was coincidentally the same week my teachers decided to give us projects due that Friday, AND I had an essay to write (which is due tomorrow, so hopefully I'll be less busy from now on, but I wouldn't count on it because I have an AP test in like two weeks...) and also a unit exam to study for, which I took on Monday and totally and completely bombed. Sooo yeah, that's my excuse. On Friday, I was so tired after that whole week that I ended up falling asleep around four and I woke up at nine in the evening. Usually I only fall asleep for like two hours.
How was California? I'm still trying to get myself together after hell week last week.
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Post by fuzzytail333 on Apr 26, 2017 20:11:10 GMT -5
Don't worry about it! I definitely get it. That sounds like a lot of stuff that you had to do, yikes. Good luck on your essay/AP test/whatever other work you're going to have to do!
My dad advised that I do the SAT's (which aren't a thing here in Canada) so that I could see how I rank against American students and also see what American universities I can technically get into. I am a bit opposed to them because they sound awful. It might be less stressful for me because this would just be for interests sake since I have about zero interest in moving to the US right now, and I also don't generally mind taking tests. ... although I am seriously considering applying to a writing program just to see if I'd get in if I have to hand in a portfolio because of some stupid competitive need to prove myself against a friend which is RIDICULOUS and YET
California was a lot of fun! The flight there was terrible (the descent felt like a dropping feeling for ten minutes, I thought I was going to die) but the flight back wasn't so bad. I spent so much money in Harry Potter world but got lots of cool merch (although the shirt I bought is too small so I can't wear it, sigh.) It was so green there! Everything where I live is still brown and grey and dead. It was also snowing the second day I came back and it was very strange. I did have a lot of fun though, we got to do Disney workshops and stuff and performed at the park and got to record us playing to Disney music, and there was only one friend drama thing that got resolved by the next day sooo it was quite fun! I luckily did not miss a lot. I still have to work on this awful project that is taking up my after school time but will be over on Saturday, thankfully.
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Stream
"Heh. 'E-y-e?' That's 'ewe.'"
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Post by Stream on Apr 30, 2017 22:33:56 GMT -5
HI I'M BACK SORRY I WAS GONE FOR SO LONG I MEAN CRAP THAT WAS PRETTY MUCH THE WHOLE MONTH
Sorry :,/ I'm just gonna go read everything I missed now
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Post by fuzzytail333 on May 1, 2017 17:10:25 GMT -5
Don't worry about it! It's good to have you back.
I did mention that annoying bio project I was doing where I ended up accidentally getting entered into a contest, right? Well, I ended up getting third place (how? I don't know...) and our group did very well. I now have afternoons to myself and not in the coffee shop attempting to put this project together!
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Stream
"Heh. 'E-y-e?' That's 'ewe.'"
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Post by Stream on May 5, 2017 6:20:15 GMT -5
Oh, the thing with the plates? Well, congratulations! ...I think. ,xD Its great that you have more free time, though.  SATs aren't a thing in Canada? ...I want to live there now ;3; Getting strangled to death would suck. I know, because a bunch of years ago, when my brother and I hated each other a lot more than we do now, he put his hands around my throat and blocked my windpipe. I literally couldn't breathe for, like, a minute, and it sucked pretty bad. I don't remember how I got free. Probably kicked him or something. Later on, I tried to get my revenge (I think... Maybe it was unrelated?) by stabbing him with a knife. It didn't work, though. It was a butter knife. Don't worry, though; we've matured beyond such violent and childish behavior! Now we just yell at each other. |
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