Goldcucco777

In my English class, we were given the famous poem "Hollow Men" by T.S. Eliot. We were then given a sheet that had all the meanings for the different images in the poem. I looked at the sheet, thinking that it was strange that we were given a poem about spiritually empty beings, then force fed it's meaning. Shouldn't we have been given a chance to decide what the poem meant to us and how we interpreted it? Just a thought. I'm been doing water colours in art class, and they have been turning out quite well. I hope to have them uploaded soon, and I'm in a sketching mood again, so maybe I'll make some of those too. (Maybe a cartoon even) And

Well, I've started art class again. I'd forgotten how annoying making large sketches is... Also, I've rediscovered the sensation of "But.. It's perfect!" "You can do better than that." So yeah. I've made a still life so far, then we're moving on to typography, and a while after that we'll be doing linoleum prints and ink, so there's something I look forward to (Mostly because I can make them small). And I'm quite excited with the announcement of Minecraft Lego. I love Lego, and I love Minecraft, so those together should be epic. On another video game note, I'm now prestige 2 (almost 3 already) in Modern Warfare 3, and for anyone who cares

Whew. Well, exams are done, and now it's only 3 days until I start art class again. Luckily for me, my art production has flared up again, so that'll be good for when I start doing projects. I also have the exact same homeroom teacher as last semester, and pretty much the same classmates. I then have physics, with whom I hear is the most strict teacher in school. Yeah, but I get this whole week off, so I've been getting a lot of well deserved rest. I don't normally study for exams that much, but boy was I cramming for math. Then I realized why I'd done so poorly at the beginning of the year- for the first 3 units our teacher didn't give us