A Bad Day is Never Good....

Just in case the title slipped past you, I am having a bad day. I haven't had one of this magnitude in some time. The school site isn't letting me in, my parents are gone, I have an Black Belt test looming imminently over, and I cannot seem to even clean my room!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, I got a little out of hand. Being in high school sure does take a toll on one's life, doesn't it??? It seems that today, I cannot get anything done that I need to. Every technological thing is conspiring against me, with the exception of this site, from which I write these lovely posts. In case you haven't noticed, I have a few little quirks. One of which, is the inability to deal with the problems that come my way, when things don't go my way. Sadly, I can't do much except complain publicly, and mourn in private for the loss of time and accomplishments that I could have used. Even Mutual and dinner won't cheer me up this time... Yes folks, this is a sorry Tuesday. A sorry one indeed.

Well, I won't bother you anymore with my pity party... Steer clear of avalanches and have a great day!
P.S -- A better one than I am having anyway.

Just Another Normal Day...

Well, like the title so aptly states, it was another ordinary day in the life of a teenager. But it isn't over!!!!! Oh no. I still have to go to mutual, eat dinner, and then watch some TV before I go to bed. Yes, I still must eat dinner... We are having Gyros tonight. Gyros are a type of Greek sandwich, made from a pita, some meat, (being lamb, beef, port etc.), tomatoes, feta cheese, and tsatziki sauce. Tsatziki sauce is a sauce made from plain yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, and a few other assorted spices. You stuff it all into the pita, (which is a tortilla looking thing with a pocket) and then you eat it. It tastes so good, I really can't describe it. You will just have to try it for yourself. Assuming you can get it, 'cause it isn't everywhere. After dinner, I am going to mutual, where we are going to a corn maze. A trick to mazes: Always go left. And if you can't go left, go right. I have never tried this, but I am going to see how it works out today... But, yesterday, I read The Son of Neptune, by Rick Riordan. It is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is one of the best books ever, from one of the best series ever, by one of the best authors ever!!!! Pardon my enthusiasm, but I have waited a long time to read this book. Anywho, that is my second post, and I brilliant conclusion to my school day.

So I will see you later and watch out for avalanches!!!!

ZW

First Post!!

Howdy, y'all!!!  I finally started and I will most likely give you a refreshing view of events. Randomness is not quite my style, but I will try not to bore you to death. :) Unfortunately, I have little to talk about that wouldn't make me sound like the biggest nerd you have ever met... but I won't let that stop me. So... I bought a new video game recently, called Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy. But most would know it as Dissidia Duodecim Final Fantasy. (DDFF) It is modeled after the prequel, Dissidia Final Fantasy, but is much better. They introduce more characters and it has an overall stronger plot. I won't give you any details that would give anything away, but the game style will knock your socks off! The original Dissidia included the main good and bad characters from each Final Fantasy up to FF X. In DDFF, they introduce 6 new characters. I won't tell you where they are from, 'cause I want you to guess. :) They are: Lightning, Vaan, Laguna Loire, Yuna, Kain Highwind, and Tifa Lockhart. The game itself is particularly good, just because the characters rock. The game play is as follows. You customize your character, and go onto battle with one opponent. you battle back and forth stealing the opponent's bravery (attack points) until you have enough to kill them. Now, if you factor in the characters themselves, each having a different attack style and strengths. And then you put in crazy stages, and the gripping plotline, you will find yourself in the midst of a kick-butt game!!

So ends my first post! I will talk to you later, meanwhile, steer clear of avalanches!