Filler... sigh

Sorry it took me so long to update. I have been busy with school and life. Today has been the best day for watching movies on TV so far. First, when I woke up, Holes was on! This is one of the happiest times of my life, watching that movie. So after Holes went off, The Goonies came on! What luck! It must be my birthday! (:

I don't really know what to talk about, so I am going to post a picture I drew in Biology. So in Biology I get bored so I draw pictures and send them to my roommate. Well Friday I got this text from her:
Can I request a zebra and cow having their afternoon tea, with monocles and top hats?

Now, I am a people pleaser, so I just had to make an attempt at this picture, and I think it turned out swimmingly!



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Actual stories coming soon!

MORAL: Don't do anything, just watch movies and doodle through all of your classes!

So Many Things!

Wow, this week has only just begun and so many things have happened! (:
I want to share an amazing experience that I went through. Last night, a group of people with the organization, Invisible Children came and spoke to Troy students. It was amazing, powerful, and moving. I suggest if you don't know much/anything about this amazing organization, you should really look into this.

You can go on their website : invisiblechildren.com to learn more about this organization and to watch videos about it too!

This war in Northern Uganda has been considered one of the most neglected humanitarian emergency in the world. It is between the government of Uganda and Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army or LRA. Kony builds his army up by abducting children, taking them away from their parents and making them fight in his LRA.

The Invisible Children use the media to try and help end the longest running war in Africa.