School is over, yay!

Well, School ended four days ago, but four days ago I was too lazy to write a entry, so yea.

One thing I am going to miss is detention. For most people, detention is to be avoided at all cost, you have detention and suddenly you are the new low. That is not really true at my school, everyone gets detention at one point. I mean everyone. So on my last detention, I said to hell with the serious essays, and I wrote a creative one. The Final is in the Principals office, not in the shredder with the other Detention essays (thank god). Also my version (the rough draft) is posted above, if you click the picture, you can make it big enough to read, then hit back to finish reading this blog.

I used to laugh at the idea of Insomnia. Hahaha. I used to think that it was just an excuse for people who didn't want to sleep. Hahaha. But I found out the past five days that Insomnia is not a bull-shit excuse. You can't sleep, you want to, but you don't. It is such a pain in the ass, that I made a hammock, just so I could sleep in peace. It didn't work, i am fighting this bitchy habit, and hopfully I will be able to sleep 20 minutes tonight.

Everyone knows how driving saftey ranges in different countries. For example, in places like England all you have to do is look infront of you and at your rear view mirror and you will survive the day. Then in places like The States or Chile, you have to look in front of you, at your rear view mirror, and to you right and left at all times to withstand the day. Then go to places like India or Egypt, you have to look in front, behind, at your rear view mirror, on your left and right, above you, under you, and in your fucking car engine. If your not looking at those things at all times, your going to crash badly. How people drive around places like Egypt or India, I don't know, Im just glad I don't have to drive yet. Seriously, ask anyone who has been in Egypt for more than two weeks, and ask them about the driving, they will probably say something a little like this, "These bastards are crazy, they give licenses as presents, thses people are crazy, I almost died, I don't want to drive ever again, GET ME OUT OF EGYPT!!!" This is why I greatly admire the seat belt. If you drive around Cairo for more than a year, you would want to put on an extra seatbelt on, I Garantee it.

This preety much wraps up this post, I plan on posting more of my literature on this blog, or not, we'll see.