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I'm home.
This was my first semester back to school in a year and a half and it was a blast. Because two of my necessary art classes weren't being offered this semester, I had room for some fun classes and those proved to be my favorite -- I've made friends with those teachers, too. I took an advanced bio class, which was awesome. I'll be collecting bones and things to take back next semester for my teacher and I'll be learning how to operate a salt water tank so I can help work the one at school. I also took Creative Writing instead of American Lit; and kayaking. So now I'm tan(-er) and have big arm muscles. *flexes*
Naturally, I found dead things.
Anyways, I got home from school Wednesday night, then took off Thursday morning with some pals for Alabama to help out a family whose home and work had been obliterated by the tornado. We got back last night. The destruction there was surreal and immense. There would be huge patches of no damage and then a line a half-mile long or more wide and a several miles long running up and down the mountains. Just unbelievable.
This summer will be pretty busy. We've got a trip to Indiana planned, and then PWI again. I'll be going to Costa Rica with some of the PWI crew for a week at the end of June and then I'll have the rest of the summer free.
This was my first semester back to school in a year and a half and it was a blast. Because two of my necessary art classes weren't being offered this semester, I had room for some fun classes and those proved to be my favorite -- I've made friends with those teachers, too. I took an advanced bio class, which was awesome. I'll be collecting bones and things to take back next semester for my teacher and I'll be learning how to operate a salt water tank so I can help work the one at school. I also took Creative Writing instead of American Lit; and kayaking. So now I'm tan(-er) and have big arm muscles. *flexes*
Naturally, I found dead things.
Anyways, I got home from school Wednesday night, then took off Thursday morning with some pals for Alabama to help out a family whose home and work had been obliterated by the tornado. We got back last night. The destruction there was surreal and immense. There would be huge patches of no damage and then a line a half-mile long or more wide and a several miles long running up and down the mountains. Just unbelievable.
This summer will be pretty busy. We've got a trip to Indiana planned, and then PWI again. I'll be going to Costa Rica with some of the PWI crew for a week at the end of June and then I'll have the rest of the summer free.