I'm too tired to think of a title.

I'm tired and still sick. It's 10:08, and I'm going to bed right after I post this. I wasn't going to post today until I saw a comment-left very recently-saying that I should. It actually seemed more like a demand that I should blog because it was in all caps. I do have something to blog about though, and will do that here.

My Sister and I were reading some of the comments on my blog earlier today. I don't know some of my commenters, and this annoys me. There is more than one "anonymous" commenter, I have discovered, and also "I wish i was a printer." Alex told me to tell you all to, "Come out of the closet," and tell me who you are. Yeah, so, do that.

Now that that is settled, I will move on to the topic of school. There are only 11 school days left (that's not counting weekends). One would think that 11 is not that large of an amount. However, it is. It seems like school will never end. I'm really just done with it. I can't stand seeing some of the people I see every day there, and you would think (actually you would hope), that some teachers would start to lighten up. Au contraire. I'm now hating some of my classes even more now than I did at the beginning of the year. I pretty much was extremely annoyed with most of my classes at the beginning of the year, so stating I hate them now is saying something. This year has been probably my least favorite of middle school (grades 6-8 for Alex's information). Ugh, I just think this year is going by really slow and want it to be done with already.

On the bright side, I'm feeling better. I assume I can make it through school tomorrow without feeling like I'm going to pass out (thankfully my mom took me home at lunch).

When I post these blogs I never usually re-read them. I just post and then read the comments. However, I read the first sentence of my last post and realised that I used a period to end a question. I'm going to edit that, because I find it VERY irritating.

Speaking of irritating and english, it's very annoying when people make mistakes like using the wrong your/you're or there/their/they're or A LOT. I mean it's one thing if it's just a typo, but if you did it because you have no idea which one to use, then that's a problem. Come on people, not that hard. "Your" is possessive. "You're" is a contraction for you are. "There" is for a place (i.e. Look, the dog ran over THERE). "Their" is possessive, and "They're" is a contraction for they are. "A LOT" is two words. There is a wonderful song created by Hayleyghoover to help you remember this. "A lot has always been *snap snap* a lot of words. I don't know which one of you thought that the two of them should merge, but 'A' describes the quantity and 'L-O-Ts' a noun, and there's always been a space between no matter how they sound!

Bye! Hopefully I'll blog soon. You know, if you tell me you want me to blog one day I will. Even if you tell me at 11 o'clock or something. Well, I will as long as I'm awake, and/or remember you told me to blog.

EDIT: I was just looking through the comments of my previous blog (since this blog hasn't been up long and no one has commented on it), and "i wish i was a printer" asked why my group and I had to film for our book report. For the report, we could chose a variety of things. We could make a power point, play a game, build something that related to the book, etc. We chose to film a movie with some of the scenes from the book we read (Gossamer by Lois Lowery). Hope that was a good enough explanation!