Perhaps I will regain enthusiasm for writing/blogging again, but don’t hold your breath

EDIT: I already know about MikeT of Codemonkeyrambling’s tutorial. It failed to work for me.

Anyways, on a more non-techy note, I am half-way through finals week. I was able to finish my speech, and managed around 8 minutes in length (pretty good without using notecards). Tomorrow, Friday, and Monday are the days I am dreading the most. Spanish finals, days of preterite, imperfect, subjunctive, and perfect past tenses and then future, subjunctive, imperfect the oh so wonderful tenses of the present and future! I am dreading it. I was planning on taking Spanish V and VI next year, but I’m not too sure anymore, considering my poor ability to remember tenses, but luckily I can understand and somewhat speak and write it.

Out of curiosity, which of these appeals to you more?

The one on the left is our families dog, Sasha, and the dog on the right is our my sister’s friend Robby’s dog. There was a poll on MyYearbook and Sasha won by close to 83%. I just want to see if the same views hold true elsewhere.

A nice way to start an entry, but I’ll fill in the other details. In my room there is a panel connecting to the bathroom, pipe access I believe. Anyways, for the past couple weeks, my and stepdad have been planning to have the bathroom renovated. They finally found a contractor and have everything they need.

Its fine, except for my room will be destroyed in the process! They’re ripping out a huge portion of my wall to rip out the plumbing and stuff, and with my luck, there’ll be mold or something hidden back there. So as a result of the wall being ripped apart, my room will be covered in drywall dust and then who knows how long it will take to get the wall put back in!

Hopefully I’ll get my room back before Christmas…

Anyways, I downloaded Firefox 2 the other day and I love it. The interface is nice and it keeps my preferences better than the 1.X series! I can’t wait until the v2 portable Firefox comes out, I use it at school… shows how nerd-like I am.

A bit more of an excuse. I am currently coding The Hangout Resurrected and making good progress. At the rate I am going, it should be ready for Beta Testing near mid to late November. If you registered to be a beta-tester, you will receive an email in a few weeks containing the instructions. Keep on the lookout.

Mindless Trio (and all Mindless Trio Sites) will be getting a face-lift soon. I think everyone will be pleased with it. Anyways, thats about it. New layout soon, hopefully.

Thats it for my all-over sum-it-up-in-10-sentences-post. Until next time.

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I think I may hiatus this site. I don’t enjoy it right now. Too much writing for English!

A little tidbit from the school year calendar also makes me wonder if teachers dread the start of school as much as the students do…

It’s little hints like that, which make me suspect they do. I mean, why would they include this in the school calender 3 times if it didn’t hold some meaning to them?

Oh, well. The Start of school is inevitable. (Sorry for the lack of updates. I will try and post more often. Shouldn’t be a problem when school starts though!)

September 24, 1779 – this date hallmarks the time and hallowed ground where lie the true relics and sun-bleached skulls of the American Military Pack horses of the armies of Major-General John Sullivan. These peaceful servants of General Sullivan and his officers, with about 5000 “ragged rebels” (as expressed by King George III) brought forth a gallantry in the American Revolutionary War’s western campaign against the Six Nations of Indians (Iroquois).

Burdened down with heavy military equipment in their 450-mile journey through a wooden wilderness from Easton, PA over to Wyoming, and on up the Susquehanna River Trail to Elmira, NY, they continued north through Horseheads to the Finger Lakes Region and west to Geneseo. Returning the same route to Horseheads, these military pack horses had reached the end of their endurance. Here, General Sullivan, through humanitary reasons was compelled to dispose of these partners in the cause of American freedom.

A few years later, the skulls of the horses were arrayed along the trail in defiant fashion by a few returning Indians, as a gesture that the same fate would be met by any settler, should he attempt to homestead on this location. The first settlers, reading these Indian signs, promptly built their homes on the spot. The Town and Village of Horseheads rose in tribute to glorify the event. This location, first known as “The Valley of Horses Heads” was later changed to Horseheads, New York.

(Taken from http://www.horseheads.org/)

Isn’t that lovely. A town named after a road “paved” with decapitated horse heads. Don’t ask why i shared, was talking to Georgie, was inspired to tell her, so now I must tell you.

From Starlet

Shes a really nice dog and she flipped out when I walked in the door. Anyways, while I was there, me and Megan hung out, then went rollerblading in the rain (really fun, but there was a LOT of worms to avoid running over :ill:. We attempted to do a 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle, but it didn’t work too well :mf_tongue:. We then decided to color!!! :jaw-dropping:. Then I went to the gym and came home and typed this, It was a fun day, not productive, but fun.

Now that you know what I did today, heres some actual site news. In honor of spring (and the fact that im kinda bored with the orange/black), I am attempting to design a new layout for AF. Hopefully I’ll have it done before the End Of Spring Break (April 24th), but no guarentees. I will also be writing some more tutorials as well as adding some more quizzes and downloads. Thats all…now comment

No sé por qué yo escribía en español. ¿Comprendelo?

(Sorry, my spanish isn’t exactly perfect)

(Last Edited July 22, 2006. DB messed stuff up, no idea how much sense it makes now)