"Did you girls come out here to look for me?"

Yesterday night was the school dance.

For most of the time it was v.fun but for some of the time, it was boring. (3 people on the dancefloor!? wat!) But still very fun.

I just love to dance, and my dance to Paper Planes is absolutely nucking futs! ahaha.

It got even better when The Prize got there though.. ahaha, jk jk.

Pictures to come...

This night was Fright Night!

I was a bit disappointed because I missing Parade of the Lost Souls but it was still fun. Got to hang out with school peeps and for most of the time, I laughed the kind of laugh where no sound comes out... that geniune hardcore laugh. Then met up with kids from Fraser! It was so strange. I'm standing there and I here someone call my name, and I turn around and it's Leonard! And then I see Mark and the whole gang. So awesome. Renata came later too and I hung out with them for the last while. Wooden Rollercoaster was absolutely king.

Pictures as well!

Just a quick summation of my last two nights.

Always,

Half Alison

I Love... Pt.1

"It took us so long to realize that a purpose of human life, no matter

who is controlling it, is to love whoever is around to be loved.”

— Kurt Vonnegut

I love Kurt Vonnegut.

Kurt Vonnegut will never cease to inspire me. Slaughterhouse-five is one of my favorite books and Vonnegut is absolutely one of my favorite authors.

He died April 11, 2007 at the age of 84. So it goes.

Always,

Half Alison

"i'm going to start calling you fidel castro"

The title of this post has absolutely nothing to do with the contents.
I just happen to be watching a commericial for the Amazing Race and a man just said to his long-distance dating partner: "I'm going to start calling you Fidel Castro." whatta guy.

Well then, today school school school.. learning about the Third Reich is so brutal.
Especially the Holocaust, it's quite difficult to watch the film and documentries that we're watching in history now but we have to keep on learning, so we don't repeat it. However, it really shows you the true capacity of the human race. The evil that may lurk inside all of us. So scary.

And then Renaissance College came to visit out school and gave out their propaganda talks. It's not a bad college though, do love the idea of having a Bachelors in Philosophy and Leadership Studies but it's just a tad bit too small.... they accept only 25 students per year!!! My goodness, Me = Graduating class of 2013, class of 25.
I'm used to small schools (my current class has 6 kiddies) but 25 for university?! Insane! I at least want to go to a university with a bit more people than that!

Betty's birthday party @ Boston Pizza's was today as well. She's such a sweetheart, (Paid for meals for SIXTEEN people!!) I feel bad for not talking to her as much last year. Hope she had an amazing day.

My goodness, this entry is full of such random things.
Forgive me, but I can't think straight now.
Have a good day wherever you may be!

Always,
Half Alison

never too late

I guess it's never too late to start documenting my life.
Not much really happens though.
School starts at 8:20.
I usually get to school at 8:15. I should really get there a tad bit earlier but I can usually never wake up.
On Mondays, I have Biology first- it's fun but also quite difficult.
Oh, I'm watching ER right now and Morris just got yelled at by the crazy new director. Boo hoo.
Anyways, I have four classes everyday. Breaks inbetween, lunch at 12:50.
Sometimes we go down the drive for lunch, pizza is always welcome in my stomach.
At 3:20 (yes, three-twenty) school ends.
Sometimes I go home, sometimes I go to my mother's office, other times I go to the mall.
I may stay at school for clubs ocasionally.
When I get home at around 4:00-5:30, I watch some television and go on facebook. Jon & Kate Plus 8 is always a must on manic mondays.
Dinner at 6:00-6:30, sometimes at 7:00.
And then homework and primetime (the majority of the time is spent on homework) till I go to sleep at 11:30.
I'll read a book or a magazine before I go to sleep. Can't sleep without the printed word.
I'm reading Maus by Art Spiegelman now. It's amazing. I recommend it to you, regardless of your age.

This is just an introduction. Just routines, routines.
What will we talk about next?

Always,
Half Alison