Happy New Year!

Yeah, I know it's not Friday, but I don't remember if I posted last Friday (I'll check after this, of course), and even if I did, what's the hurt in posting again? Anyway today is December 31st, the last day of 2014, and I've actually got a pretty decent "Resolutions List" thought up, and I am definitely considering acting on them. This post is mostly meant for that, as well as a little bit about how this past year went. It's 11:24 PM, so I've got a little over a half hour before 2015 rolls through, which leaves me with plenty of time to do this.

Anyway, we might as well get started with this list and enjoy the last bits of 2014 while they're still here.

- Work out with my Iron Gym every day of the week
- Work on getting rid of both my warts at least every other day
- Do homework more often and take a little more time for studying
- Calm down more for Packer games, and football games in general (for real)
- Ween off of cracking my knuckles
- Try out different hairdos, see which ones I like and work best with how my hair lays

I think that's the bulk of it, really. It's now 11:30 PM, a half hour left of the year. I gotta say, it's not been a half bad year. A lot has happened, and a lot is yet to come. I graduated from high school in June, I worked at Mantz Automation - where I did my co-op over my senior year - full-time over the summer, but then quit in the middle of August due to college, I had a graduation party at the end of June and a crap-ton of people showed up, our old shed that was sort of connected to our barn finally fell in shortly before graduation, was then cleaned up a couple months later, I started and currently work at Scenic View Country Club in Slinger as a dishwasher (not a great job, but not bad either, really easy , decent pay), I started college at WCTC (Waukesha County Technical College), I finished my first semester with a completed 19 credits and a 3.1 GPA, I went to the 87th National FFA Convention & Expo for the second consecutive year with the 2014 National FFA Band, I got an awesome desktop PC that works really well for gaming and for my schooling, I got a nice laptop that I can use at school and get more work done and I am now sitting at home, on my couch, watching TV, waiting to "ring in" the new year, 2015. It's been another long haul, but I'll have to be ready for what 2015 has in store for me.

Whether this next year has new relationships coming, a better job in the summer, maybe switching what I'm going to school for, who knows, you never know. I'm pretty ready to take on what's coming (I hope... haha), but I'll be enjoying these last moments of 2014 as well, like I always do at the end of each year. But alright, it's less than 15 minutes away from the New Year, I'd say that about wraps it up for this final post of 2014. Until next time (probably Friday), have a good New Year's everyone. Stay safe and party hard!

Missed a week, but Christmas!

Well I unfortunately skipped/forgot about last week's posting, but oh well. Yesterday was Christmas, and I got a lot of cool stuff. I got a new mouse for my computer that works really well, I got a new laptop alongside my current desktop (so I can bring it to school with me and work on it there instead of use their shitty and slow PCs), I got 3 new Xbox 360 games, some nice clothes, a neat fake marshmallow-shooting gun, the annual coin collection from my grandparents, some money and a 2015 Green Bay Packer calendar. Now that I think about it, I actually got way more than I realized I did. I only ordered myself 7 different items that I knew I'd be getting, but I was given several other gifts from my sisters and parents that I didn't know I'd be getting.

I'm currently waiting on a download for iTunes to finish up on my new laptop. It's a Lenovo G50-70, with Windows 8.1. I looked long and hard for a decent laptop that had Windows 7 on it, but I decided to plunge into the world of Windows 8 and see how it does for me. So far I'm not hating it, but I miss Windows 7 a little bit. 8 definitely has some cooler features, like switching between apps quickly, closing apps out, scrolling with just the touchpad (laptop-only, I'd assume), being able to put apps side-by-side (and the desktop is considered an app, so you can even put that on the side), and some other stuff I'm sure I'll learn of along the way. I've got about 10 minutes left on the iTunes download, and then later tonight I'll start downloading AutoCAD and get that ready to set up on here.

I knew yesterday was gonna go by really fast. Christmas Eve, to me, honestly, didn't really feel that much like Christmas Eve. Sure, I knew it was Christmas Eve, but it just didn't really seem any different to me like it did in previous years. Even yesterday, Christmas Day, didn't seem completely different either. It's not like I don't appreciate these holidays anymore, it just went by so quickly that it's like I hardly had time to appreciate it. Oh well, I've still got the Alumni Pep band, New Year's Eve, hanging out with some friends and other things to look forward to still before I begin my second semester of college, which starts on January 16th.

The thing I like a lot about this laptop is that the keyboard isn't sticking a half inch out from the laptop itself, like some are, and so your typing on it isn't so annoyingly loud after a while, it's a lot quieter and easy to work with. I don't know if that was the right word choice, but I don't really care. Anyway, that download as just around 6 minutes left, so I'll probably finish this up now, wait for that to be done and then work on some other shtuff. Until next week!

Phew, almost forgot!

Nearly forgot about a blog post today. I had to rush over to WCTC this morning to meet up with some friends of mine and work on class work, and I slept in until 9:30 and was supposed to be there at 10:00, so I didn't get there till 10:20... but I still got work done nonetheless! And now after today, I only have two days of classes left, and just 3 classes in those two days. Tech. Drafting is on Monday and Manufacturing Process - Hot and Descriptive Geometry are on Tuesday. I took my math exam last Wednesday, so now that class is all done with, and I have just one class on Monday, which is awesome. I can't wait until next Tuesday is over and my first semester is done - it's gonna feel so good to have all that amount of weight that I still kinda have right now on my shoulders off of them in a few short days. I managed to finish up my Arbor Press drawings, and I just need to print out the "All Separate Parts" and the "Arbor Press Detail" drawings on a C-Size sheet of paper after the test on Monday, along with the first reverse engineering project we did, which dealt with a smaller rectangular object.

Tomorrow I'm dishwashing for a church event that starts at 11, and I have to be there at 10:30, so it shouldn't be too big of a shift. The event ends at 3, and I sometimes am able to leave shortly before the event itself is over, so it's not gonna be a long day at all, maybe 4 hours at the most. I'd rather have it be something like that than it be a big 150-person wedding and I have to be in at 5, those can get to be pretty long nights. But anywho, the one person I know pretty well who dishwashed alongside me quit two weeks ago tomorrow since she is looking for a job related to her schooling now, and my other two cousins are gonna be quitting there as well soon (at the end of this month) since the one is graduating from college and will be looking for a better job and the other is starting at a bigger college and won't be able to work anymore. I'm wondering if they're gonna look for some people to fill those two positions or if they would move me to that stuff. I guess it wouldn't be the worst thing in the world, I'd be helping prepare food for the dinners and whatnot, but I also would be happy staying on dishwashing, since it's just so damn easy. I mean, besides having to go through the bar area from time to time, it's really not that bad.

Well, it's about 11:25 PM, and I'd like to be up by 8 AM tomorrow so I have plenty of time to not be late for work at 10:30, so I'd say that'll about do it for this post. I know it's not as long as the other posts (That's what she said.) but I'm kinda tired, it's late, and I'd like to get up on time for once. Until next week (maybe?)!

BOOM. I remembered.

Well yay to me for finally remembering to do this on a Friday. I've been forgetting to post on Fridays for the past 2 weeks, so I figured I'd make a point of getting it right this time around, which I have. And some crazy things are happening now - my first semester of college is nearly complete! My break starts on the 16th and goes for a whole month, and I have just a week and two days left of classes. Technically, if you only count the days I actually have class, it's 6 days left, so not quite a continuous week, but it's still pretty damn exciting. The Packers are also in first place in the NFC North, so that's exciting. They play the Atlanta Falcons on Monday night next week at Lambeau field, so that'll be a pretty easy game. The Packers are 9-3 and the Falcons are 5-7, so I'm sure we'll send their sorry asses back home. I'm feeling like it might be another 50-point blowout, and I hope it is. Their games against the Bears and the Eagles were complete landslides (55-14 and 53-20 respectively), so there's a good chance they could do it again.

I'm also feeling pretty good about Christmas this year. A few weeks ago my mom asked me what I wanted for it since she can't exactly guess what I'm gonna want anymore, and at the time I really didn't have anything to say because I didn't know of anything that I wanted. Overtime, though, I figured out some things to get, and now I'm to the point where I've ordered everything and I'm all set! I'm looking forward to getting a new mouse for my computer (gaming mouse, better grip and whatnot), the Kinect for the Xbox 360, three video games (CoD: Black Ops, Ghosts, and The Amazing Spider-Man) and a laptop. I realize I already have a nice desktop PC, and I fully acknowledge that, and I understand that I felt a laptop wasn't suitable for my schooling needs, but now that I've worked with that I have, I've changed my mind a little. Plus, the computers they have at WCTC aren't the greatest - they take a long time to log you on, the programs take forever to start up and they're just not that great compared to my desktop. Plus, the laptop has Windows 8.1, so in a way it'll be nice to kinda get to know Windows 8 and see how it really is, aside from all those reviews people make about how shitty the OS is.

Well it's 11:07 AM on Friday, December 5th, 2014, and I've got class at 12:30 today. I was thinking about working on my Arbor Press stuff in AutoCAD before I left today, but I figured a half hour isn't really enough time to get in the zone with homework and get any significant work done, so I figured I'd blog a little bit and get that outta the way and on time for once. I do have a crap-load of drawings to finish up in Descriptive Geometry, but we just got the last 3 drawings assigned to us for the semester, so I have all the rest of this week, all next week and up till that Tuesday on the 16th, which is the last day of the semester, so I should have ample time to finish everything and pass the class. But let me tell ya something. I'm gonna be so damn happy with 3:30 PM shows up on Tuesday, December 16th, because then that means I have a whooooole month off for Christmas break, which will give me plenty of time to work with my X-Mas gifts and just re-freaking-lax. My Thanksgiving break was pretty damn nice too; I had Tuesday - Friday off, because Tuesday and Wednesday were in-service days for faculty and staff, and then Thursday and Friday were just days off for Thanksgiving. I really enjoyed Thanksgiving too. Lots of great food, good desserts and of course some great football. I feel like I gained a few pounds, but nothing too noticeable, haha.

Anywho, it's nearly quarter after 11, so I'm gonna finish this post up, surf the net a little more and than get ready for class. Until next Friday!

Well dangit, I guess I don't got this, yet.

This is the second time I've forgotten to post on Friday. Yesterday wasn't even all that busy for me, except later in the evening at 7 PM, because I saw Horrible Bosses 2 with a few friends of mine that are home from college for Thanksgiving break. It was pretty good, better than the first one. Anyway, yeah I don't really know why I keep messing this up. I was home pretty much all day, got a Christmas tree with my family in the early afternoon, and that was about it, besides hanging with some friends later on. I guess it's because I've had off of school practically this whole week (had 1 class on Monday that went from 7:30 - 10:30 AM), and so my brain schedule has been messed up like crazy. I haven't done a scrap piece of homework yet, and I have kind of a lot. I need to finish up some drawings for Technical Drafting & CAD and then I have a crap-load of other drawings to catch up on in Descriptive Geometry. I also work tonight at 5, but it shouldn't be that bad. I'm dishwashing with another person for a taste test thing for about 60 people, so it probably won't take too long. I imagine I'll be done by 7:30 at the earliest, 8:30-9:00 at the latest.

I ran up to my room now to actually get going on homework, but I figured I should scrum up another post before it gets too late and next week arrives.

I think I've finally gotten my Christmas list all shaved down to what I want it at. I'm set on 4 different Xbox 360 games - Call of Duty: Black Ops, Ghosts and Advanced Warfare and The Amazing Spider-Man. I got the Spider-Man game for Christmas last year but it came in a partially cracked case, and so my mom sent it back but we never went for a new copy, so hopefully this year I get a good copy. I'm also looking at the Kinect for the 360, so gaming should be a lot more fun because you get your whole body involved with it. I'm also leaning towards just getting a gaming/easier to work with mouse but not an illuminated keyboard. I want a different mouse because the one I currently have came with the computer itself, and I'm not saying it's a shit mouse, it's just not very easy to worth with sometimes, mostly because it has nothing for grips, and the contour of the mouse's design isn't the greatest either. I found one on Amazon for pretty cheap that should work well.

I found some keyboards that looked really sweet and weren't too expensive ($20-$35), but the more I thought about it, the more I realized I didn't really need a different keyboard. I only thought that because there have been a few times when I was on my computer and it was a little dark in my room, but I could easily just turn the light on and be fine, so I opted out of the keyboard idea, saving myself from that potential regret. Plus, the keyboard I have now is just fine, no dings, no nothin' wrong with it.

It's just 2 PM now, so I'm hoping to get a significant amount of homework done before I have to work at 5, which gives me 2.5 glorious hours to work. I say 2.5 because it takes me roughly 15 minutes to get there, and so by the time I get cleaned up from homework and ready to leave, it's gonna be a little after 2:30 and really be time to head out. I feel like I could make a dent in my work though, it feels like a lot when I think about it, but I'm sure I'll be done in no time if I just do nothing but homework for these next few hours, just grind it out and go ham. I know I'll feel a million times better knowing I'm tackling this stuff. So that's about all I have to say for this, hopefully I'll remember to post next Friday and not forget again like I have the past 2 times now. Until next Friday!

Gaaaaaaaawwwwwwwssshhhh dangit.

So I clearly forgot about posting yesterday. I don't know, I just didn't even think about it at all. I got up early enough as usual, did some homework (I think), went to class, and really didn't do a whole lot that prevented me from posting yesterday. I was thinking of going to a movie last night, but I decided not to, and then tonight I thought about it but again decided against it. I saw Interstellar last Sunday with my sister, and it was really good, and I mean REALLY good. It's one of the longer movies, just about 3 hours, but it keeps you interested and always questioning things throughout the story. Now, however, The Hunger Games: Mockinjay Part 1 has recently hit theaters, and I wanna see that movie too. If I had the money and the time, I'd like to see Dumb and Dumber To, The Judge, Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day and Mockingjay, but that'd be quite the cash load and amount of time spent at the movies. I wouldn't mind it really, but I don't have the money for that. Or the time, for that matter. I'm just happy I've seen Interstellar at least.

Cameron Diaz is hosting SNL tonight, but she's really not that funny of a person, and so no one in my family stayed up to watch much of it. I watched her "monologue", or whatever you'd call what she did, and it wasn't great. She just talked about how she's been going through constant interviews because of some new movie she's in, and she was glad to be hosting and get away from that finally, but then members of SNL started questioning her about stupid things, and that was literally it. I think 4 or 5 people asked questions and then she says "We've got a great show tonight! Bruno Mars is here!", the usual stuff they say after their monologue. But hers wasn't even that. She mentioned, if that, the fact that she's in some new movie (whatever that is), and then talked about non-stop interviews, and then SNL cast members ask her stupid stuff, like having sex with her, and things that weren't even that funny. I'd have remembered what they asked her if they were funny.

I missed some good hosts from the past two weeks of course. Last Saturday Woody Harrelson hosted alongside Kendrick Lamar (musical guest), and the weekend I was gone for National Convention, Jim Carrey hosted, but I don't remember who the musical guest was. Too lazy to look it up, even though I easily could right now. Apparently Carrey wasn't even all that great as host. My mom and sister said he wasn't very funny in some of his skits and they weren't what they had expected from him. I was kinda surprised to hear that, because I figured Jim Carrey would have it easy, him being a comedian and being the SNL host, but I guess not.

Anyway, it's 11:15 PM, Imma get some rest. I'll be over at my grandparents' house tomorrow for the Packer game at noon and some lunch, and because my mom is gonna be helping my grandma pack her clothes and other belongings up to move into her other home on Tuesday. My grandma has like close to the worst level of Alzheimer's, and we're moving her into a nursing home because it's too hard for my grandpa to try and care for her anymore. She was being sent to a daycare for a while, but she is getting too depressed about things and a little aggressive at times, and the daycare isn't suited to handle patients one-on-one; it's geared more towards groups and keeping everyone together, and she needs more help than a group setting. But yeah, I'm heading over there for a few hours, probably till no later than 4 PM. The game usually goes no more than 3, 3 1/2 hours at the most, so yeah. I think I'll turn the light on this one now, if that even makes any sense. Don't really care if it doesn't. Bye bye!

I got this now. I think.

Alright, so I didn't exactly remember to post before class today, but I remembered now, so that's good enough. I'm starting to catch up a little more in Geometry. I'm nearly done with Chapter 5; there's just one small part of one problem that I'm having trouble figuring out, and no one else really knows how to fix it. I'll probably end up asking about it in class next Tuesday. Anyway, let's forget about school for now, it's Friday!

I plan on seeing either Interstellar tonight or Dumb and Dumber To. I wanted to see Interstellar last Saturday night, but I got a call from my boss saying that I was supposed to work that night. I didn't forget about working, I just thought it was the next weekend that I was working. It was for a class reunion, and I thought it was this weekend, but I'm glad it wasn't. Anyway, I ended up working that night, didn't see the movie, but then I did go over to a friend's house and he and I and another guy played GTA 5 for a few hours. I'm kinda thinking about getting that game for PC when it comes out. It isn't being released until the end of January of next year, but I can wait that long. I was heavily considering getting it for the 360, but that is sitting downstairs, and it's kinda hard to play that when no one else is around, being as my parents weren't in agreement of letting me get it for my birthday. But, ya know what? I'm 19 now, a freshman in college, and I'm gonna be a little rebellious and get the game for PC when it's available. I may or may not get it for the full $60, but I'm more than likely buying it.

I don't think I talked about this a whole lot in my previous post, but I recently got back from the 87th National FFA Convention & Expo. I did the National FFA Band for my second year, and it was a lot of fun. I met way more people than I did last year, and I feel like I got a much stronger connection with the band this year than I did last year. My first year in it, I don't think I made more than 10 or 15 friends, out of the 86 members of the band. This time, I came to know about 85% of the band. We did way more fun things this year than we did last year, too. For instance, one of my friends told us about this game called the duck game, and the concept of it is kinda like a domino effect, and you try and see how many people you can get to play it and not mess up much.

It kinda goes like this:

Person A: You wanna buy a duck?
Person B: A what?
Person A: A duck.
Person B: Does it quack?
Person A: Of course it quacks.

And then Person B would go on to Person C, and it would simply progress from there, like this:

Person B: You wanna buy a duck?
Person C: A what?
Person B: A what?
Person A: A duck.
Person B: A duck.
Person C: Does it quack?
Person B: Does it quack?
Person A: Of course it quacks.
Person B: Of course it quacks.

And so on and so forth, it continues and gets insanely fun, especially when people talk weird or word it slightly differently each time.

Another game we played was Pterodactyl, and the main concept of that game is to say "Pterodactyl" without showing your teeth at all, despite how much you laugh. You can scream it, say it quietly, act something out while saying it, or really most any reasonable thing while saying it to the next person. If you end up showing your teeth, you're out and it keeps going. When we played it, it came down to I believe 6 or 7 people, and they ended up just calling it a tie, because it would've gone on all night if they tried to push anyone else out.

Anyway, that was just two parts of the awesomeness that occurred at National Convention. And, believe me, when I was walking to class Monday morning at 7:15 AM in the cold, I felt really depressed, thinking about how I kinda was a celebrity for a few days, and then I go back to this place where barely a dozen people know who I am. I'm not saying I hate it here, because I don't, National Convention is just that much fun that really no one wants to go back home and leave their friends. We do communicate over Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, ya know, social media a lot, so we make it work.

So, I'd so that's a pretty beefy post there, I'm satisfied, don't really care if you're not, because it's 4 M on a Friday afternoon, I wanna be with other people and not sitting up in my room on my computer all evening, especially if I'm gonna see a movie tonight. See ya.

SSSHIIIITTTT

Alright so I've got 5 minutes to do this. I completely forgot about writing a post this morning before class, and I haven't exactly gotten around to posting until now. 4 minutes left. I've been back from the 87th National FFA Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, and it was a TON of fun. I met a whole lot of new people, and it is really depressing being home and done with all that cool stuff. There quite a few cute girls in the band, but I'm pretty sure most of them were taken, which sucks. I mean, it's not like it would even work out, they're all like 2 or 3 states away from me, but yeah. It was awesome and I had another great time. Last year was a lot of fun too - don't get me wrong - it's just that I feel I had a bigger and more significant connection with the band this year.

Last year, it's just... I didn't know many people, and I never really came to know more than maybe 10 at the most from last year's band, but this year, I feel like I came to know the entire band, and that's 86 people right there. Like, damn, they're all freaking cool. The National FFA band is probably one of the best things ever. 1 minute left. I gotta post before it's too late. Until next Friday morning!

Oops, kinda disappeared there...

So, I said I was gonna post every single night, but obviously I didn't. I've been really busy with school and other life things, so I just forgot about this place for a while. I've got a new plan, though. What I'll do is write a new post every Friday morning, since I don't have class until 12:30. It'll have to be after class on Fridays second semester, however, because I have a class from 7:30 to 10:30 AM, which won't be the worst thing in the world. I've had a lot of things to write about that I should've put down here a while back but never really had the chance/time/motivation to do it, but now I'm gonna *try* to *make* myself write up more posts.

Anyway, for this one, I'm already just over half done with my first semester of college. Damn, that time went by fast. It feels like just yesterday was my first day. I remember after class I went outside and made my way over to my math class, and since I have an hour between Tech. Drafting and Tech. Math 2 on Wednesdays, I decided to sit on a picnic bench for about a half hour. I read some stuff in my Tech. Drafting book that was assigned, being as I had nothing else to do and it felt weird not rushing over to my next class in 5 minutes. That was 8 weeks ago, and shit did that go fast. The semester ends on December 16th, and it's October 17th today, so two months from today, I'll be a day done with first semester. O.O

My sister transferred to UW-Platteville for two years now. She's finishing up her Carroll degree this year and will be going through the final steps the next year. Last weekend was Platteville's homecoming stuff, and we saw her in the parade and at the game when the marching band did its field show. It was really impressive. Everyone was so awesomely in-sync and they looked really damn great. I don't know how many of you watch the show How I Met Your Mother, but there is one episode where Barney worries that he's not Ted's best friend. When Ted says "You're my best friend, Barney.", Barney gets happy and says "And, as your best friend, I'd like to play a little game I like to call 'Haaaaaaaave you met Ted?" and then Ted in response doesn't want to play it, but Barney is already in the works of getting Ted set up with a cute woman at the bar, in which he's forced to talk to her. That's the whole point of that game, to force a guy who can't always simply talk to a girl to talk to one without a choice, unless he wants to make it really awkward for himself. I mention this because my oldest sister's boyfriend was at the game with us, and there was (I'll be honest) a pretty cute girl in front of us with her family, and he first asked her what was the deal with some band members not wearing their uniforms. Then, about 5 seconds later, he said "Also, have you met James?" and from there I was chatting with her for about 30 seconds. Now that I think it over, I could've played it so much smoother than I did. I mean, I'm not saying I choked up and couldn't spit a "Hi." out, but I didn't say "Hey, I'm James.", I just said "How's it going?". And the only things we really "discussed" was who my older sister in the band was and that she (the girl I talked to), I guess, took a year off from school. Now, here's what I really should have done:

Me: "Hey, I'm James."
Girl: "Hi, I'm --her name--."
Me: "Nice to meet you."
Girl: "You too."
Me: "You part of the band?"
Girl:*her response*
Me: "Ah, nice. How long you been playing that?"
Girl: *her response*
Me: "Cool. That the only one or do you have alternates?"
Girl: *her response*
Me: "Sweet. What year are you here?"
Girl: *her response*
Me: "I see. How come you took a year off?"
Girl: *her response*
and blah blah blah...

See, that would've led to at least a 5-minute conversation. Building questions off of responses. I guess I'll remember that for next time. Now, I don't know if it was weird that I just wrote up a conversation of what should've been said or not, but it's there. Not like I have 50 followers here who comment on every single post.

Anyway, that'll be it for this post. Gotta get going soon for class. I will do my best to hit this place up again next Friday, roughly the same time. And that's all she wrote!

Hey hey hey, yo yo yo.

Well I sure haven't posted on here in a while. I'm gonna start getting back into the routine of posting on here every night. Yes, I said it. EVERY night. I won't make a new post and then become a ghost for the next 4 or 5 months, or however long it's been since I last posted. Anyway, there is sure a lot I could say right now, so why not talk about all of it. First of all, I have 4 days left. 4 days left of all that high school shit. Then I'm free for 2 1/2 months. I say 2 1/2 because I start college at WCTC on August 20th. Oh well. I start early, but I get an ass-load of time for Christmas break, and I finish school way earlier than I do in high school. Graduation is on the 8th, a week from today. And four glorious days left. 

So I got invited to this event called "Senior Prank Week" on Facebook, and a friend of mine who knows a shit-ton of people got a whole thing going on to ambush the underclassmen tomorrow with water guns after school lets out. He is making sure that everyone invited does it, or at least as many as possible. I was invited, but I won't be participating in it. I'm not lying to my boss about why I'd be late to work, and I also was not allowed to be part of it by my parents. Not that I care a whole lot, I'd just like to be there and watch it all go down. I'm sure someone will record it as it happens, so I'm pretty much already guaranteed a video to pop up on Facebook later that afternoon/evening. The main host of the event claims that his "'inside sources' have already discussed the plan with Rasmussen (our school resource officer) and he approved of it". Whatever, if they're lying about that, they're lying, and if they're not, well... they're not. I wish I could just watch from the main doors as people get sprayed, but I'll be long gone from the school and at work by the time it actually happens. I leave for work at 2:15 and school ends a half hour later. 

The fact that he's calling it "Senior Prank Week" says to me that he's planning multiple pranks for these last 4 days of high school, especially since he labeled this prank as "Prank 1". Part of me wants to suggest to him some stuff that I think would be pretty cool, but he'd probably say something like "No, that's just stupid." or "Um... yeah no one will go for that." I guess we'll see what happens with this water gun thing and see what plays out with the rest of whatever the heck he's planning. 

BYE.