If you've ever written a blog, you know how hard it is to write it while someone is watching you. I took my Greek final this morning. 8 AM is way too early for a test. Thankfully, it wasn't too hard. Anyways, since I have nothing better to do, I decided that I should write something interesting. Ashley, however, feels the need to watch as I write, which makes me uncomfortable. I told her to stop, and she hit me. She didn't actually hit me, but I got the feeling that she might. FYI, she's a marine. That's not true, but she could be one if she wanted to be. I'm not afraid of her because I am a man, it's just that sometimes she can be mildly intimidating. Instead, right now she is writing her own blog for me on my doodle-board. Here is what she wrote:
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Everybody's judging me right now, but THEY DON'T KNOW what it's like! Having a blog is stressful. No one will ever know how cool I am if I can't adequately portray it in a blog. Whatever. Today I took an Ancient Greek test. I liked it. Then I did a crossword puzzle. I'm cool, okay?"
That is precisely why she doesn't have a blog. She doesn't understand that it is stressful trying to write something that accurately portrays who you are, especially when you're as cool and interesting as I am. She thinks that listing items that I have in my dorm room will assist in the process of portrayal (read as any self-respecting patty pecker would).
Things in my room:
Futon- my mom got it for me, it was $25 dollars, whenever I lay on it and read a book I instantly fall asleep
Christmas Lights- Ashley got them for me to help celebrate the season, they make me feel warm
Jack-in-the-Box- another gift from my mother, 19
th birthday, I don't know why either so don't ask, it is a crowd
pleaser and serves as a teaching tool for Emily Warning's spirituality
Doodle-board- a gift from the
Halsteads, 16
th birthday?, another crowd
pleaser, perfect for silent communication in a crowded room
Juggling balls and clubs- stress relievers/stress inducers, often misplaced, even less often properly used, make great weapons
Microwave- have yet to use it in the year and a half that I've lived at school, I would use it but people think that I have a pact with myself to bring it with me everywhere I go until I'm 30 without ever actually using it and I don't want to ruin the dreams of millions
Heater-
temperamental, the reason for my recurring illness, hopefully the drunk freshmen in Smith will keep my warmer than that piece of crap
Ashley-
temperamental, semi-permanent fixture, talented Super Mario Bros. 3 partner, ancient
greek goddess, and professional self-esteem monitor
Those are the highlights. I think we've all learned a lot about who I am and why Ashley doesn't have her own blog.