Where'd the bubbles go?

Updating this blog is something I've been neglecting to do. I just don't have much to say that I want published on the Internet. That's not because I've been doing bad things, because I haven't, but because I don't want people to read about my personal life... and apparently there are some people who stumble across this once in a while.

Well, thanksgiving break just started so I have the next week off from school. It's probably going to be a boring week. I'm trying to kill a little time by writing this post but I just can't think of what to write about. I'm so boring.

Here's something to rant about: flat soda. It's so irritating. It rarely tastes good, but I hate wasting soda so I try to drink the rest anyway. I love the bubbles. There's no soda without bubbles. And aren't these soda companies making enough money to find a way to create carbonation that never runs out? Bubbles that never pop? I feel like Willy Wonka did something along those lines.

I apologize to you if you actually read this post, usually they have some kind of point. I just wanted anyone who may read this to know that I'm not dead.

Saturdaysaturdaysaturday!

Yesterday was a busy day for me. I went to a craft fair, to McDonald's, to Casey's house, to the aquarium, to Ricky's house, to Target, to home, to my piano recital, and then to a restaurant called Thai Chili. It was great spending up until the piano recital with Casey. It's nice to have a friend who can drive. And it was nice seeing Ricky again, I don't see him very often anymore.

I wanted to talk mainly about the piano recital though.

She said it was casual, so we just did the whole thing at her house. She being my teacher. She lives in Old Town Arvada and her house isn't exactly... big. In fact, cramming 30 or so people into her living room seemed impossible. We all fit though, shoulder to shoulder in folding chairs, with her cats circling our feet. During each and every performance, she sat in a blue folding chair next to the piano and smiled a giant smile. Watching her smile that long made it look somewhat fake. I'm not sure if it was. If she was just trying to look proud of all her students, or what.

I played, and I messed up a few times. I don't think I did bad, though. I think I did decently.

Well, I have to write some articles for a history project...

Goodbye.

The Day After.

So I had this really awesome plan, and that was to document the making of my mom's Halloween costume, and post it. Just to show I'm not like anti-Halloween, but not being lame and saying "OMG Halloween is totally coming!" And I did take a bunch of pictures and stuff, but unfortunately, I don't really understand how to make it work right. Therefore, you will not see the documentation of me making my mom's Halloween costume. If you're wondering what she wanted to be, she was a character from her favorite children's book "Arnie the Doughnut." If you don't know the book, it's about a doughnut. Basically, my mom was a doughnut for Halloween.

I think that would look a lot better with pictures.

I ended up going trick-or-treating with some friends: Jeremy, Elias, and Alyx. They're a funny bunch. But the three of us seem a little old for trick-or-treating. The majority of the people who opened their doors and expected to see some 4'5" kid in a fairy princess costume looked at the four of us and waited to see what we were selling. We weren't very good at actually saying, "Trick-or-treat!" so we just kinda stood there and waited to get candy. That's probably why there was this awkward pause at every house and the person in the doorway would generally start out by saying, "Uh... hi...?"

I'm glad I did something though, rather than sitting around and doing absolutely nothing, while the doorbell went on and on and on. Nope, I'd rather not sit through that.

Okay, so let me think of something interesting to write about.

During the time period that I hadn't posted a single thing, I got in a relationship and it ended. Yeah, it wasn't a very long relationship. I didn't want to make a big deal about it though. So I haven't brought it up really, and now I'm going to shut up.

I've been drawing a lot lately. Symbolic things, mostly. But I don't like telling people what they're symbolic of because few people would actually understand what I'm even talking about.

I've been meaning to make a new stop-motion video. I even have an idea. I cut out snowflakes and everything for it. I just need to actually take the pictures and figure out what to do with it after the first ten seconds. That's why I haven't made it.

I have a text.

Goodbye.