Happy new year

I'm determined. Determined to have a happy new year, since so many people have wished it upon me.

It's so hard though.

There's mass pe, swim pe, going to RJC alone, my stupid cold, and a number of other stupid things. Sigh :(

Exercise is supposedly stress-relieving, but may I point out that doing stuff you like relieves stress too? In which case the opposite must be true, and since I hate PE, it must be a source of stress. Don't get me wrong. I like exercising. But I hate PE lessons.

I finally decided on a place for dinner this Saturday. Mommy says the amethyst earrings from Korea were an early birthday present so I shall have to settle with that. If I had known though, I would have asked for a larger and more expensive one. Materialistic me.

I know what I really want for my birthday, but I also know I'll never get it. Money can't buy it. Nothing can, in fact.

Why do I always wish for the impossible? Probably because it's impossible.

It's for the best, probably.

Sigh. Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me.

I will be happy. I will, I will!

In the meantime, here's the small, weird piece of blank verse in iambic pentameter my Lit teacher asked us to do in class today:

I have long walked in worlds unknown to you,
I've seen much more in life then you in dreams.
So come with me, stop living life this way,
There's more in all you see than meets the eye.
Follow me! There's life and beauty fair
In places such as those undreamt by you.

So weird right? The first line was given by my teacher, and I just sort of continued from there. My classmate's was even funnier. It involved a line of moo-ing (that's "moo moo moo moo moo moo moo moo moo moo", for those who don't get it), and a line that went "I think I'm going crazy now what larks" complete with the last quote from Mr. Joe Gargery.

Anyway. I hope he doesn't take offense at my quoting him without permission.