This marks the 100th post of my blog, but it doesn't mark the 100th day since this blog was created because I skipped some days. But oh well. You're in for one of the best posts that you'll ever see in this blog. I welcome you to the 100th post extravaganza.
First Of All, The "Usual" Stuff
I usually start off my posts with what I did in the day, but since this post is going to be HUGE, I'll just quickly run through it. Today I woke up at 5:00AM to see Alec off (he went back to the States to do work) and after that I went to bed. I awoke just a few hours later at 8:00AM because Michael had made too much noise. Anyways, it was just my brother and I at home and I didn't really eat anything until 12:00AM. I just had a GIANT bowl of cereal. While everybody was out of the house, we played with the rabbit (found out it was a she...). Lina came back around 7:00PM and we headed downstairs to eat. So we ate and we came back up. So that's where I am now.
There's still a lot of stress being put on me. I have to finish a map for library class on Tuesday and I also need to get in a bibliography on Albert Einstein in a few weeks. I still want to go to Van Tech, but it seems less and less likely that I'll end up there. My hopes are now down and I knew that I should have never got them up. Nevertheless, I'll still try and argue my way towards why I should go to Van Tech.
Time For The EXTRAVAGANZA!
In this post I'll be covering loads of topics. So get ready. Grab yourself a mug of hot chocolate, a blanket, some slippers and get ready for a long read.
Ummm... I Really Can't Think Of Something To Write About
I don't have anything worthwhile to talk about that would be deserving for the 100th post, so I'm just going to do something else that will keep people coming. The next few topics will be written in the next few posts. I'll just call the posts Extravaganza Part One, Extravaganza Part Two and so on.
Anways, today I'm a 9. Alec left today, but nothing else bad happened, so that's why I'm a 9 instead of my usual 10. So thanks for reading, I'm sure that you will read the next post and hopefully you will subscribe.
"Celebrate what you want to see more of." - Thomas J. Peters
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