April 30-my life is a musical...sort of.

I have to write this REALLY fast, because my dad is coming to pick me up in about 5 minutes.

In English we're reading The Diary of Anne Frank, and tomorrow we are going to do this thing called, "The Anne Frank Experience!" It may sound interesting, but it's really not (Sorry if I offend you Mrs. Williams!). Bassically, we sit in the class room, in the dark, being totally silent. We get points deducted if we make a noise. My grade quite possibly is about to go down the drain. Maybe, I'll tape my mouth shut...that might work. Hmmm...Anyway, I'm rather curious to see how some people in my class will do. When it's over, I'll probably have a different perspective about Anne Frank, but I will still be utterly bored for the amount of time we spend being silent.

Today is the last official BEDA day, but I started late. Therefore, I am going to blog six days into May. YAY BLOGGING!

2 minutes left of writing this...what to write? WHAT TO WRITE?

OH! I know! Alright, today in Science, I had the closest experience to my life being a musical that I will possibly ever have. We weren't doing anything in that class today, so my friend Joy turned to me and told me she listened to Journey last night. She proceeded to ask me how the song Don't Stop Believin' (not a musical song, but this was close to a musical experience for me) started. I began to sing it, when my friend Nicolas, who also loves Journey, joined in. We were singing the song together, when another friend, Billy, also began to sing. Max, Sara, and then Joy all joined in shortly after. It was overall, pretty awesome. I wish stuff like that would happen more often.

Okay, I REALLY have to go now!

BEST WISHES!