Dreams

Dream on

You teenage girl

That's much too young and unprepared

For the big world

To face reality

Keep calm

And carry on

You lovers

You fools

You seekers

You everyone else

I can see the bright light

In the universe

In hopes that

My life will be found

For the next 5-6 years

Of my precious life

As we know it

From the Prologue

And onward

I remember

All of the adventures I seek from

The very beginning

But now I had to keep moving on

Within my life onward

But still

Within the key

To my prince's past

And within the key

To the not too distant future

On my own

We may defeat the darkness

Of those nightmares

And we made a vow

To destroy the curse

And keep our promise to my God

And to the girl of his dreams

One day on our Last Story

of the Ultimate Goal

On our journey mastered

And completed

Thus the lifetime wish shall be fulfilled

Within our forgiving last kiss

Like the wings of the angel

Soaring through the night

And I'll be back to reality

The only way out

Knowing that I'm carrying on

The dreams and imagination

And passing down

For generations to come

Every generation has a story

In a most different, original way

But the imagination and dreams

Keep the same way

As it was before

Here we are now...

Yours truly,

Natalie Marrujo

Halloween - Tricks and Treats with Flickering Lights

Halloween

October 31

The day the kids dress up

In costumes

And go trick-or-treating

At strangers' homes

All through the night

Ghosts came from the graves

And visit us

Tomorrow is the Day of the Dead

Taken place in Mexico

And before you know it

You'll have your former relatives'

Favorite food

And light up candles

In hopes that the ghosts thank us

In exchange for trick-or-treat candies

And splendid gifts

Flickering lights flicker

On a scary night

To pretend as a haunted house

In hopes that we drive the kids off
Into the middle of nowhere

An Honest Ending to First Quarter Part 2: Trick-or-Treat

        When we go home, I heard that my mom and Gloria helped with the clothing to be placed in the truck and I should've done this before I left. I had fun and did my homework a bit. We went to church, had dinner, and eventually we had a candy walk and a lesson of generosity. Takers were borrowers and they steal stuff. For example, a hobo steals a $20,000 Ford Diesel truck, or a 13-in-a-half-year old thief that stole the precious gumball machine with pink gumballs, or a poor prositute that stole Victoria's Secret beauty for daily late night makeup for a strip club. That's why takers borrow stuff, so that givers know that the stuff was never returned. Givers give half of their lives giving glory to no matter what faith they had - they never stop learning that it's better to give than to receive. In the end, they will never repay them back because you'll have a reward for this.
        Today is Halloween and before you know it, the night is going to be the best thing for your lives! You know, a spooky night to come up with. Thanks so much for reading and thanks again for supporting me, and here's a special song just for you.

Songs: Welcome to My Nightmare, Thriller by Michael Jackson

        Thanks and Happy Halloween! See you next time. Oh and did you know that Halloween came from the Celtic people? They celebrate it to mark a new year.

An Honest Ending to First Quarter Part 1: Makeup? Check!

        Monday October 28, 2013: I woke up, took a shower, got dressed and finished getting ready for school. Usual day happened - critique on Fall Concert band, beginning of reviews for Ecology, etc. Clothing drive starts as me and my sister Lauren did donate 4 bags of used clothing of 2 bags for each person per day. I did my homework, had dinner, and go to bed. Tuesday, same routine - after school, we finished make-up. Man, I had a long list of makeup items from fair powder to the unused makeup kit, from the foundation to the variety of cremes. I made it up with the peers' help on Excel. My list is Fall 2013 Drama Makeup. Check! I go home, had a break, and do my homework. When I do my homework, I had dinner. I got back to homework, put on my pjs, had fun, brushed my teeth and went to bed. I finished the Unit 2 Study Guide, which is a good thing. But before I was sent off to bed, my mom gave me a letter and it's a card from Tina and Susie. My day is really good, but I was feeling better from a cold. I invited them to 4am (Is anyone out there?) the play by writing a reminder to get the tickets.
        The next day, we discussed about the things we like and things we wish we would like to change. Here are my likes and dislikes: I like reading, writing, blogging, drawing, playing CoolMath games, listening to music, and watching videos on the Nook tablet. What I dislike and wish to improve were connecting with friends, science and paperwork. My parents wish I would like to change is homework, which seems dragging on annoying (well, kinda.). The only way to get rid of the huge amount of homework is that I had to do it for a few hours without ever stopping. Man, I had to keep myself busy in order to have bonus credit and a possible scholarship in which I'm hoping for.
         I did my Geometry homework, head to class, and did problem 6 example as written from homework. We learned of triangle inequalities and inequal probabilities. I did my first half of the worksheet. It's really easy from scratch. During Biology, I took the Unit 2 test and I did very good that I had 26/30 points, meaning that I got most of the multiple choice test done. I quickly did the paperwork test, which it takes time. Afterward, I got 60 points and read a bit. I blogged about the day and I headed out to lunch. There's a country blues band down there right next to the vending machines, which is very nice that I can see from the distance. We go home on the bus.

Chapter 4: Homecoming Week Part 2: SENIOR POWER!

        Earlier, I think "Dang, I thought that was only a half hour barely there at the Senior March." The march lasts 15 minutes from 7:45-8:00 by Friday October 25, 2013. Oh boy, Senior Power, make my day special, homecoming weekend is all 100% special. This is a special part as of the following: CP has to be done over this school year or else, come back next year for more exit projects. During Senior English, I already turned in the research paper and now I am good to go. See how my comprehension reading got improved or not. If I improve reading skills, then whether or not, it shall improve because it'll be worth AP Cambridge credit for resource programming. That's my hypothesis for comprehension. We're doing the Compare/Contrast paper right now. Tech day we see a sneak peek of 4am. Afterward, I did my homework, had dinner, brushed my teeth and off to bed.
        The next day, we'd been on the Isle of the Midnight Sun with three flagpoles attached and, man this march made me sweat due to the fact that I had a cold, and that I carried around with heavy bags. Other than that, it's a great and most historical pathway I'd been there to be seen for years to come. It's a memorable march that lasts a lifetime. Oh yes, usual day; I turned in the 2 study strategy sheets, did the Tic-Tac-Toe game, took a Chapter 3 test, did the Vocab pop quiz and tried for fun facts on plants, rehearsed pep, and did the comprehension. Unfortunately, I had to do comprehensional skill reading on Lesson 4 for homework. But first, I added another sticker symbolizing Research Paper onto the checklist. We did a Homecoming Wrap-Up assembly, but we learned of the Alma Mater. I heard of the Alma Mater from near the end of sophmore year up until recently when I finally got to do the lyrics. The lyrics goes like this:

Unto thee Our Alma Mater

We pledge devotion true

And to thee our own Juanita

Our hearts will e'er be true

The red is for the living

The white to honor truth

The blue which stands for freedom

The symbol of our youth

The red is for the living

The white to honor truth

The blue which stands for freedom

The symbol of our youth

        See? What do you think of the Alma Mater at the School? Did you like it? Does that make you think more of America, just so to stand and be proud for "The Pledge of Allegiance" while in school and "The Star Spangled Banner" your whole life if you live your whole entire time there in our country where we had those Constituitional Rights? Does that make sense to you whatsoever that if you live overseas, you may send your low-self esteemed teens to our country where we may want to teach them right with respect and learn our variations of the Alma Mater of America starting with "O say can you see...", "God bless America, my home sweet home..." or "O beautiful for spacious skies..."? Right, true? You'll be impressed if anyone in America will expect you as the unexpected. Haha, eagles rule!

        Homecoming game, we know the choir sings at the beginning, football players playing, cheerleaders following us into something that makes us somewhat cheesy and sport-pep like, blah, blah, blah. Yes, same story with a different purpose whatsoever for every single year. Other than that, this year, we played against the Lake Washington kangaroos - our nearby rival school. We definitely won, 20-7. No fireworks? That was a bit weird. I watched the fireworks sophmore year, I see the ASB president as king with the secretary as queen in a float. Very impressed, but we watched the rest of the game, but we lost to the Mt. Si Wildcats (WILDCATS EVERYWHERE BLAH BLAH BLAH ALL IN THIS TOGETHER! NOOOOO! DX TURN YOUR ANNOYING SINGING VOICES DOWN YOU EAST WILDCATS! Don't you dare continue with your Oogielove-cheesiness, for the most annoying/hated Wildcats were the uglies to be new pretties while you're in a real-life college joys. For I am not a Bieber-fever, dumbed-down HSM fanatic, mindless tween, and I am a most rockin' good teen. Don't you see? All of your - no, I used to fall in love with Justin Bieber while in middle school, I was sorta dumbed off of that thing until everything has changed when Justin turned from High-School-Musical-sorta-type-of-yeah-mindless-tweens-get-it pop star to one of the cool kids while in college. I think wow, I might get peeved on bit by bit while I take Health class. I'm sorry Wildcat fans of HSM, you better read Maximum Ride now or else, you'll be part of the "cool crowd" with Justin.) Junior year, it began to rain after those long days of rainless possibilities and yes most of us go home, not knowing of who wins. We really won.
        The next evening, we went to the Homecoming dance. The Homecoming dance reminds me of all fairy tales I read so far and will look forward to. We danced to the mind-jumbling rap, which I really don't understand it very well. In the end, we finally get to go dance around the songs I actually know of from elementary school to now. At the end of the dance, my mom showed up when I called her. It was very shocked, but surprising. We took the pictures of our Once Upon a Time props and such, ending with me holding flowers and a souvenir ticket like I was on the wedding day when I get to marry the prince of my dreams - is it my imaginary friend of those eight years or the unknown coming soon in which I'll hold on until later use or that real-life person in which I am madly in love with later in the not too distant future. When I come home, we put the flowers on the vase, and headed off to bed. Yes, I got my haircut and makeup on.
         In conclusion, on a Sunday, we hear the summary and "in-depth" of how the church was born and how did it dealt with all of my sins I have from my 15-year old long-time autism to the now-most recent mindless esteeming value. We learned of how the church send first aid-snake bite kits to Africans. Yes, instead of six goats we mentioned earlier over the past VBS, it's smaller than I think. The video described as six sheep, which is somewhat miniature like. We had International potluck, but I had a huge meal to satisfy the hunger. We go home, had fun, had dinner and go to bed. Thanks so much for reading and we hope you had a Once Upon a Time Homecoming Week. I'll see you next time. Bye guys.

Song: Bye Bye Bye by N-Sync

Chapter 4: Homecoming Week Part 1: Research? Check!

        Several days later, I turned-in my laptop in exchange for a loaner. The loaner has to be back by 3 in the afternoon today. But apparently, I just showed up that I lost my USB flashdrive. Don't worry, the flashdrive will eventually show up for the day. It's in my pencil pocket on the netbook case. Monday is Fashion Disaster Day. I enjoyed the competition so far, so good that I would like to be part of the competition one day. Tuesday is Hawaiian Day - yet, another Tech day - makeup. I discovered that there's mostly coming from Ben Nye - get it, Ben Nye in Aussie accent. Haha. Wednesday, is Seattle Sports Day. At home, we had Mariner stuff, and as a result, I got Mariner earrings. We watched the sandwich making contest and I already got my Seahawks hat last year. Now concert came tonight. I was very proud of myself for doing two pieces of music.
        Thursday, we had Cops and Robbers day, we played games of Tic-Tac-Toe and we played Battleship color clothing style. During homeroom, I reviewed the vocab for Friday's pop quiz, I did extras on homework, and I did the Tundra Plants document to finish it up. I read a bit and had lunch and enjoyed some chill out time, but the search game worth it, ending up with car keys.

Song: We Are the Champions by Queen

Chapter 3: October Vote Part 3: The Final Result

        The next day rolled on as I get up, had chocolate milk, took a shower, got dressed, had breakfast, and finished getting ready for the day. 2nd period, we learned cardial numbers 16-20. We had a fun game today. It was fun. We passed on the fingerspelling and we guessed what it is. In the end, the first person goes last in line while we move. The cycle goes over again until I was second in line. We did hangman in ASL. And sixth period came. We did source five while listening to slow, classical "stimulating the brains" music, but we heard four of them so one was recognized by the past three years - "My Heart Will Go On" piano version, which reminds me of how much I loved one of my favorite pure fantasy friends for the past nearly eight years and it's been like three years so overdue that I said, "Why am I not autistic? I should've broken up a relationship with him when I promote on into high school."
        Later, there's an earthquake drill and we evacuated. We waited for 15 minutes until we went back to class. I heard that the CP Research is due by next Thursday, I was so glad that the CP Research ended. More independent reading and comprehension reading skills on the way (hopefully Outside Reading Projects and 50 Hours of CP outside schooling). Remember the comprehension skills from my first few days of senior year when blogging? I am so glad that I finally get to see my class become Homecoming Prince, Princess, King, Queen, and Jester. I am literally so looking forward to Once Upon a Time Homecoming Week!!! Pure imagination is going back to school. I excitedly can't wait for my pure imaginative friends hold a combined high school class reunion all-in-one. And I AM looking forward to the Senior Power march, the Homecoming game and dance, and the two finales of all fairy tales (in real-life chronological order of my walkthrough)- Enchanted and The Neverending Story. I voted Homecoming Royalty for my class.
        After that, more music came but, when we get to the listening part of "Morning Commuter", I decided to come up with storyboard of the "cartoon short" based on the piece. It's my style for visualizing that I chose Miyako as the main character in the storyboard. She's like two generations away from the one I should've broken up with him for too long (three years in a row). She rode a bicycle on her way to school one fine, sunny day in the year 1953. But she accidently knocked the trashcan, so she grabs a hairbrush and an unused mint gum and heads off toward the salon. The cars were in traffic jam, so the people honk horns and they shouted out to hurry up to go to work. But in the end, she felt refreshed, hurried up cleaning the trash out, and she's back on track to school and... she madie it to school on time.
        Lunch break came and I had a cheeseburger, carrots and chocolate milk. I talked to a few of the people saying, "Are you looking forward to the weekend?". And then, I went to the speech room: the speech room is very busy with people. A little while later, I went to homeroom and I found out I got a B+ in Chapter 2 test. I was very proud of myself, so I handed the test back to one of my math teachers, the same one in high school pre-algebra sophmore year. And I read for a few minutes and we're off to the assembly. I watch nominations as I saw the escorts go by up until the end of the jester part. One young lady got out of the hidden stairway and sat down on her class section. I see the runaway models for Homecoming Week, so here they are: Monday is Fashion Disaster Day, Tuesday is Hawaiian Day, Wednesday is Seattle Sports Day - CONCERT IS TONIGHT @ 7:30, Thursday is Cops and Robbers Day, and finally on Friday we get to go have the moment of our lives - dressed in red, marching down the hallways, shouting "SENIOR POWER!". YES!!! I was right about voting the Jester, Prince and Princess, but the King is remembered and an unexpected queen came out of my mind. Whoa! Dude! No way... After the coronation ceremony, we watched the musical chairs, but then the chairs were all gone, everybody is out, and the trio did a dance, the escort of the Freshman princess is out due to the fact that some booed on him, and it looks like Tatum the junior princess is the runner-up. Shelby Pike wins!
        After school, we went to the little theater and there's a poster revealance - there's monsters under the banner, in which the artwork is so modernlike. I had a fun time at the attic, but I tried on heels saying, "My parents will never ever know." I carefully walked around in heels and I put it away. I barely touch the ceiling with my fingers. And I ended up having a great time over the rest of the day. In conclusion, my dad owe me 10 dollars for helping out at Sunday school. I wonder what next?

Song: Na Na by superchic[k]

Chapter 3: October Vote Part 2: Homework and Such Important Moments

        The next day, I finished source four during study skills class. I read a little bit and headed of to ASL class. We watched a very boring, but interesting 2nd edition of Deaf culture and hearing culture difference because they talk about the communications the Deaf people have since 2001. On 3rd period, we learned more information about perpendicular stuff. 4th period, rehearsals. Lunch break for a half hour, but I'm getting back some fresh air due to the handling and the playing so much. I voted for prince/king and princess/queen, but I never got to vote for a jester. Sorry. 5th period, my teacher handed me out homework after I graph out a rabbit population. Notecards to write down vocab words and a section to take notes. WHAT?! Are you kidding me? 6th period, I got revisions to take. Editing is a good process of how to be a writer. If your literature teacher sees the mistakes, I get to handle with the rest of it, so that it claims as final draft.
        After school, I went to the library. I do my homework for fifteen minutes. We went to the little theater. And it took like over an hour to sort stuff and accessories as organizing in the box. After that, I headed home, got some McNuggets, and did my homework. While I blog, when I check out the viewers, it looks like more people were spreading my senior year out. Someday, I will be famous. I did my homework, had dinner, did my homework, put on my pjs on, got milk and a piece of pear, brushed my teeth and go to bed.
        The next morning, I got up, had chocolate milk, took a shower, got dressed, had a blueberry muffin and a piece of meat, and finished getting ready for the day. I went to school, asked a trusted adult to see if my geometry teacher was there, but we ended up knowing that she'll be back in just a second. We really don't know, but I knew what to do to get out of the office area. I saw someone that read one of my books I just reviewed when I get there in time for blogging out of my dear diary. I see more people growing, adding Phillipines into my blog. I was so satisfied of my popularity growing and growing.
        We learned more about our social behavior on what's expected and unexpected when playing games. I was a bit left out about talking with friends at lunch, because I learned about the social behavior from LPs - the commands the narrator put up with. After we learned of social behaviors when playing a game, some of us worked on homework while others read or just chill out. I read up until I get to the "Nor" word. I hear Coco screaming outside, like a dumbed-down, drunk woman in labor. As I hear the screams, I go from "Nor" until end of paragraph. And I abruptly ended up a bit. Anymore interruptions? A bit of talking from two guys. Anymore? Nope. OK. I read a little bit from start of next paragraph until end of page when I hear the typing of a computer and magical chimes. I started on the next page but it ended the chapter. So where were I? Yes, next chapter. I read from start of next chapter until end of the line. 3rd period, we learned about more constructing, "fish tails" and what-nots. After a break, we go on Geometer Sketchpad. 5th period came along, we did a quick trip to seven billion. I ended up with tons of homework, knowing that I could end up being study fatigue and ready for passing tests and pop quizzes. So far, I passed a few vocab quizzes in Biology with flying colors. When I go home, I ate a grilled cheese sandwich, a strawberry granola bar, and pineapples. I watched a bit, and with Mom's help on ordering sleeves and Band Geek T-Shirts, ProImages would like to say "Thanks for everything! Now the order is in progress right now, chill out whatever you want to do while waiting for an order to come out with the rest!"
        I chilled out and had time to get ready to have updates for another Family Night coming up after population study as I feel "study fatigued". I had fun together, but for dinner, I got lasagna (FINALLY!)! Instead of singing behind the chairs, we partied on the floor. That's so unusual. Afterward, we had an important lesson: I believed that there's freedom of speech at schools besides religion, but I heard several people who got suspended for spreading the Gospel. I heard of the Constitutional rule from last year, while in resource government/US history class. So that's why I live in America my whole entire life, I carefully sorted things out for school, for I am a Master Student (a senior and a 12th grader). After that, I went back to the sancturary where I was trying to put the cones and balls away, but the kids sorta worn me out due to "Tag! You're it!" game. They're a bit rowdy. And then, everything went quiet. I was so exhausted that I cleaned things up and I waited for my dad to get in the car, so I came up with additional designs, but despite getting late, I added a few more: "Band Geek" in Planet Typography and "Thespian" in Cursive font with the Drama symbol colored gold, continuing the front cover page of my Life journal and final touches on music notes. I went to bed afterward.

Song: Don't Stop Believing by Journey

Complete Fairy Tales Review

Dedicated to Once Upon a Time Homecoming week (10/20-26/2013).

        Since homecoming week is coming, let's check this thing out. Fairy tales is not just about Disney versions that's suitable for little kids, but it's all about Grimm's and Andersen's Complete Fairy Tales that is completely PG-13 rated and suitable for teens who were very interested in literature. The double feature came from Barnes and Noble, in which I bought it on May 18, 2012. Did you know that a phoenix hatches from the egg since the beginning of time and flies over the world every century, and that every century a phoenix reincarnates? That's in The Phoenix Bird from Andersen. Did you know that a prince calls out, saying "Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your golden hair!", so that he climbs up a golden stair? That's in Rapunzel from the Grimm Brothers. Oh, how I do love fairy tales. And over the past summer, I started the Fall River edition of Arabian Nights. It's about the emperor who hear stories from Scheherazade throughout most of the entire time. It's an end-of-year gift from Mom. Did you know that Jack gets the good ol' possessions from the giants' castle on a cloud? He climbed from a beanstalk in which the magic beans grew. Also did you know about the German name of Cinderella? It's Achenputel! It's really a good story, but very long with 387 chapters overall plus hidden bonuses such as Beauty and the Beast.
        Did you know it all starts with The Frog Prince in this version and it ends with The Flea and the Professor? That's very perfect and still well-done for older middle grade and YA. I was very glad and generous that I may have to carry on the legacy of fairy tales to my kids when they turn thirteen. It was very good indeed that it has cool effects and perfect intensity in the story. Did you know that not all stories have happy endings? For example: Romeo and Juliet, it's sad but a good classic and one of the world's most-renown plays of all time. If you're already old enough/mature enough for tragedies, go ahead and think new adventures as a good start for your own journey to the Ultimate Goal. Don't stop believing, because I'm dead serious right now. And seriously, you don't want to put the story down, because you will read this story all night long. One step at a time, every night.

TWO THUMBS UP!!! xD

Thank you and hope you'll have a fantastic week of Once Upon a Time.

Chapter 3: October Vote Part 1: A Weekend

        During homeroom, we discussed about homecoming royalty for my ultimate school year to vote for. I was thinking where did the polls go on Haiku. The result: coming soon. The field trip was scheduled for Wednesday November 13, because we're going to hear musicians rehearse Beethoven's Symphony No. 6. Remember one February day, I went to hear musicians perform. It's very breathtaking. Afterward, we had some lunch and hot cocoa. We went over to Pike Place market and we see men throwing fish shouting "Hey-Yar!" I saw a mudfish on display as seen on the news on the television. We took a tour on the inside and I ended up having pizza and brownies and sweets. We ended up with Rocky Mountain sweets to buy. It's really good. And finally we ended up buying fish mittens. I think that's a great idea for selling for profit, it's part of my textile and bookmark store. We went home, took an hour off and we headed back to school. But this time, we went to Bellevue College for the last basketball game. We saw our Lady Rebs being defeated and we ended up heading home, empty-handed.
        On with the story, rain began to pour steady as I was typing, the computer got a bit wet for it's hydrophobic, so I dried up the screen as I went to English class. I was starting to think about the backstory of my three main characters from Utopia Saga, but I ended up a bit distracted. So that's why I should never give out a backstory too much unless I'm at some point bit by bit but not at the beginning. If I got my research paper done, there's going to be another smiley face to post it on the checklist. Again, life is a bit bigger than just checklists.
        The next morning, I came up eventually with an idea of reviewing a vocab for the quiz. I spelled it carefully and quickly, for I got 100% of the spelling and the result: look at the incredible monster truck backflip. That's so EPIC! XD After that, I reviewed the vocabulary sheet really quick, put it in my backpack because I knew the meanings of new words. For example: autotroph is the producer of food supply and energy source from the sun while heterotroph is the consumer of food supply and energy source from the sun. For example: All cows eat grass, even the goats, sheep and other livestock including horses join the cows in eating grass. I read a bit, had reviewed ASL Unit 1 and got ahead of cardial numbers. The new numbers were 16-21. And we played BattleShip ASL description style of apparel. Then I took a test on Chapter 2 of Geometry. Then more music. And I had lunch - Asian food. And on the note from the cookie, it says "You deserve special treatment this week. Enjoy dessert." I was so lucky enough to have dessert and have my relationship to revive more life and "untangle" the road to the ultimate goal. 5th period, I had a vocab quiz. I did it without my speech therapist's help, because I'm getting good at new words to learn and discovering new music to listen. We tried for a poster, but eventually we're not sure of this, so I ended up drawing the sun and colored it 100% yellow. At the end of the day, the polls are up and going, so I try for a vote. But however, it did not happen. So I head on home on the bus, had fun, ate dinner, had more fun reading forums and heading off to bed.
        Saturday, I got up in the morning, got my chocolate milk, took a shower, got dressed, and headed off to school. Looks like the community is doing the fall fix-up for a homecoming week coming up. We did the props, the setting, the costumes, and I finally got to see the booth. After that, I go back home. My family and I head to church, so we set-up the kids area downstairs. First of all, I woke the teddy bears up to sit on the rocking chair in hopes that the little kids will be here to play with. We didn't go to Piecora's but instead, we ended up having fast-food, for which it sorta sucks. That's one problem of the healthy habit. Sunday, we went to church. I heard of China as part of the missions. After that, we cleaned up the kids area, had some food for Arby's; I'm sick of fast-food, OK!!!!!!!! :( Next time, go for the more healthier stuff than this. After that, I had to do my homework. After the Environmental Impact Report, I was like a "studious studier", though I have worked out for 40 minutes or so.
        A few hours later, we had dinner. It's cod fish with kale, biscuits and cottage cheese. For a fruit, I had oranges. And for dessert, I got Cosmic brownies. After dinner, I go to bed. The next morning, I woke up, had chocolate milk, took a shower, got dressed, had peanut butter toast and finished getting ready for school.
       When I go to school, I put my Symphonic Band folder and instrument in my locker and I headed off to class. I make-up things up mostly. And I blogged of what next. Afterward, I read a little bit and headed off to yet another class. We learned of what kind of languages and schools are there in ASL. In 3rd period, we learned more info of lines and arcs. I got homework: do the back of the worksheet. In 4th period, more music and rehearsal. And I had lunch. 5th period, we turn in the Environmental Impact Report. But first, when I came into the biology room for the umpteenth time, I wrote "What's the printer name for rm 178?" and got homework: Section 5-1 and notes. What?! New rule for the day: 2 hours of reading - 1hr of S.S. and 1hr for L.A. (pure imagination with unlockable premium items and the LP key), 6hrs of homework - very studious indeed. We calculated problems like how many offsprings per year (for example: 1 pair of rabbits = 6 offspring). After continuing the poster, we ended up a bit unfinished. On 6th period, since everyone else catched up on me, we're going to do source 4. By Tuesday, we're going to turn-it in. Thursday - source 5 in 2 paragraphs. And by the Thursday - we have to turn-it in. And on the next week, the final source and at the end of Part 3. The Research Paper Parts 1-3 has to be printed 100% complete once when I'm all 100% done with the sources and everything in it.

Hope you enjoyed your weekend. So what's yours?

Does one of my real-life friends win Homecoming Queen? Jester? King? Prince & Princess? Find out in Part 2.

Song: Cecilia, Your'e Breaking My Heart by Paul Simon and Garnfunkel (this song reminds me much of Life of Pi)

What Did I Think About Again?

        So, what did I miss something? All of my visions for my pure imaginative journey had brought into my mind back again. I don't know why. There are too many words to describe in which I can't. I was trying to predict of what to do next, but not near the end. Land or sea? If sea is really huge, I'm sticking with a way out. Come to think of the next 256 pages of our journey... Oh, I know what I'm going to do for now: how about if one of my friends is going to show up for what reason it is for whale-hunting. That'll be cool.

The Arisen Army of Imaginative Friends

Since 4th grade

I become a friend

To the one of my dreams

And ever since sophmore year of high school

I started to make new ones

And now they choose to enlist little minions

For a catastrophe to conquer

And a curse to be broken

So that way I'll be free

From my own parellel universe

And look back with acceptance and such success

When I grow up

When I have kids of my own

In real-life

I'll show the kids my pure imagination

And tell them how much I succeed

In the past

On a road ahead of me as a full grown adult

I'll open up a new chapter of my imaginary world

Even though I'm in college as a young adult

I shall make the tight knots loose to let myself out

Very carefully and steady

Tech Day 2

       I opened up the locker and there is my clarinet and Symphonic band folder. I got checked in and it looks like I'm heading to the library. I read a bit and then I headed back to Drama class. It took like an hour to come up with the best songs. I got With Arms Wide Open by Creed came up, but it's a good idea, but it got nominated. After an hour, I headed back home, took a break, and had a great time for the evening.

Song: Penguin by Christine Perri

Dreampost

Taken from cartoon-hyoyeon.deviantart.com, my hair was supposed to be brown.



Am I dreaming when I'm a full adult... and still single? Of course not, dreams really do come true.

I Lie Awake

I lie awake

Dreaming of what's coming next?

Predicting the outcomes

Of what pure imagination has to go through

I think and look back

With the acceptance

Of what life has to give through religion

I believe that pure imagination lasts

Throughout my life until elder stage

I vision the upcoming events

Of the ultimate goal that lies

Within my autistic brain

I still keep it to myself translating

To problems, questions, and prophecies I still write

Within my life with God

There's still good in imaginative friends

I know there's still good in what the future

Lies ahead

If I stay and where I went

He'll watch over me

BRING THE ARMY HOME FOR XMAS!

 

Song: No One Like You by BarlowGirl

Got Utopia?

        If you're interested in pure imagination, try for the web @ http://theutopiasaga.blogspot.com. You can read this story because this is my first ever YA series to be posted online but had to be published later in the future. Did you know all of the fairy tales or do you think it's just too silly to make up on? Do you understand that you're part of our pure imagination? If you answer yes to any of these questions, please, go online now for the Utopia Saga. I got the Archives already published for you to go with from the top. Thanks and have a great day.

A Rough Morning on the Other Side of Me

        Sorry, I had a terrible mood due to the fact that I had autism. Well, it's OK, so here's a video you guys will enjoy:

The Alien Song

Go to YouTube to watch that funny short video from above. It's been made when I was three years old in 1999.

Result: My day improves like magic. I'm so lucky that I get to read more fairy tales, more Arab magic, and more pure imagination on the way.

Tech Day 1

        After school, I headed over to the library to go try for ASL homework, but nothing worked out. For there's a DVD problem. It needs to get fixed. I was very disappointed, so I headed out to the Drama class 20 minutes later and now I come participated and coming up with 3-5 sounds. Then we participated props that was all in one scene. It's like a big picture. We came up with sounds, but we critiqued on Fireflies by Owl City. I am part of Group 2, so we go with scenes 5-8. Afterward, I wonder what to think for 3-5 sounds per piece.

The Pre-Dawn Skies Post

        Hey, hey, hey! I posted my first ever short story review: 4 AM (Is anybody out there?) by Jonathan Dorf to keep yourselves busy and waiting for the Moby Dick review to come out really soon. Hope you enjoy your day! But wait, here's another picture post for you:



        This is the pre-dawn skies. Hope you like it. This picture takes place before the previous picture post I posted for now.

4 AM (Is anybody out there?) The Play Review

        This story is about a radio DJ named Frankie who goes on a "magic moon hour" broadcasting live at AM 777.7 when the world is asleep and there are a bunch of teenagers who were in the mid-teens (freshmen to sophomore year of high school, probably 2/3 of underclassmen - perhaps 14-16 year olds). Ellie and Jack, having a dream dinner. Romeo and Juliet, teen star-crossed lovers were talking on the smartphones separately in their own bedrooms. Anne and Monica were long-time BFFs since kindergarten - Anne interrupted Monica's sleep in scrutinization. Sleeper girl was very afraid of the nightmares so she can check out to see if there were monsters under the bed. A puppet kid with a puppet is doing the Counting Stars part - one is the poem and the other is the song, remember that from last post. Jim and Sarah were the runner-ups in cutest couple to Preston and Kaylee. And why did Sarah hold that big teddy bear like magic in my mind? Simon and Hale look for some music, but they discussed some veggies. Mazie is that crazy teen who looks so pathetic like me and John showed up. A fire kid gets ready for yet another firefighting business. When the sleeper kid showed up to the police officers, she showed them a monster who's under a bed and the officers got away. When Frankie "retire and wait for that next magic moon", everyone else all appeared.

        What a weird play I read. Perhaps, I shall adapt the play into the movie from Buena Vista Studios. It got me into more thinking about the Rugrats show I grew up with, but now 10 years later, it reminded and inspired me of the millennial generation I am part of. What it's like: Charlie Brown HS 2010s Style. It's really somewhat okay. Plus, at the end of the play, you'll walk off, remembering on what matters the most with Frankie saying, "Sweet fears... and sweet dreams." Well, maybe, in fact, I like the play. It's really short with pages in it but it says 86 minutes which is the full-length of the play. No thumbs, just 4 out of 5 stars.

Sunrise Post

        Arise! The sun is arising upon the ocean, signaling that the other half is a beginning now, so it's got more chapters in it so I could perhaps speed up so I have to get my book review get going to be posted. I'm already done with the script 4 am (Is anybody out there?) and I discovered a new song: Counting Stars by OneRepublic. It's really a good song. You should try it. And one more thing... PICTURE POST!



        Look, can't you see that the sun is arisen. At least, there's a short story review coming up, a new category will appear right after this.

ASL Stuff to Make-Up in Order to Turn It In

 What I thought of is that over the weekend, we had a Pink Day game. We lost 14-38 to Bellevue. We had over an hour of dancing. It's really awesome. I spent my time with my family over this weekend. I especially got it over with it. Have a great day. Oh, I need to get some ASL stuff to make-up in order to turn it in right now because I got some DVD problems to be solved.

Pink Day!

It's Pink Day and everyone's dressed in pink. This is a normal version:



And this is the treble clef version:



I hope you have a nice weekend.

The Red and Pink Hat in the Making

        At 7:20pm, last night, I got the red yarn. I started on the adult version of the red hat. 27 minutes later, I started listening to music. I came up with songs to be posted on my blog from the Nook tablet such as the Battle Mix of One Girl Revolution for my 18th birthday post which is coming soon in over 3 in a half months and my first ever song posted. I can't wait to show everybody I have accomplished for the last 18 years of my life. It took me 2 hours and 8 minutes to do so, but at 9:28pm, I take a break, got my pjs on, got milk, brushed my teeth, and went to bed. But before I go to bed, I draw a picture of what matters the most: here is me on the Pequod. I said, "Is it 4am? There she blows!" It's actually 4am in my imagination, but there's a whale coming out of the ocean and spouting water from the humpback.
        At 5:45am, I woke up in the morning, got some chocolate milk, took a shower, got dressed and finished getting ready for yet another day of school. In my dreams, I research and surf the web, listening to music but the eerie sound woke me up mindly.
        1st period, I played Cranium and Uno with friends in a conversational way. It took like over an hour to play. 3rd period, we learned more of linear angles - alternate interior, alternate exterior, consecutive interior and veritcal angles. 5th period, we took a test on Unit 1. I did terrible, so I got 13/30 points. I was such a sore no good at scientific methods, but I got limited experiences due to the chemicals of autism. All I had to do is correct the questions right away so I need some extra more points and get a better grade on the test. After the test, I did geometry homework like extremely fast. I got good skills on Algebra I and knew how to isolate the x. I did this really quick like lightning with much thinking to do. Overall, it was a very good day at school. And then, before you know it, I thought that I got 3h and 23m down, 46h and 27m left to go on my Culminating Project. One source down and five more to go, according to the research planner. After school, right away, I continue working on the red adult-size hat. But first, at lunch, I had pizza and chocolate milk, went on the bus and headed home. My mom went with me to Les Schwab. I started on the pink hat for me to wear on Pink Day.
        Afterward, while on the way, I color it in my picture to frame it to one of the youth leaders at the church because family night continues in just a few hours. What am I thinking of? What matters the most was the picture of me whale-watching at 4am, those past pure imaginative pictures in my Life journal or the nearly future imaginative pictures I came up with overtime. While we're at church, I had Swedish meatball sandwich. It's very good, but the tomato reminds me of the half-acid, half- neutral sauce I just learned in Biology class. During youth group, I am ready to sing 1,000 times better than before (which is first time here). I go crazy with the rest of us and just praised. Afterward, the Spanish go downstairs while we stay here. I enjoyed Bestest Friends Forever. One time, my friends betrayed me long ago, in the latest days of grade school. I should've talked to the office staff about this situation and then I would've be free. I learned of the elephant and the dog as friends forever since like a few months back.
        The next day, I enjoyed the ASL hand shapes from the alphabet. I learned it in this way. I reviewed the words and I eventually am learning something new. We went to homeroom, so I knitted a hat. I had a great time. After a full day, working on a pink hat, my mom thinks that it's long enough to do so I snipped it off. And I watched the LPs, had a sandwich, and searched for a needle, but the only one is the orange one in a box downstairs in my room. Yeah, I get it. A needle!
        The next morning, I get to wear the pink hat, but for now, the red hat gets to go to the Student Store.

Happy October!

Here's the picture:


Here it is, the pink tourmaline. But what about the opal?



No. It does not suck. Opal is for men, and for women: the pink tourmaline. And there you have it. Hope you have a great October!

Song: Shine On by James Blunt