dull, rainy day....

man, if i was to describe how i feel right now, it would be like a scribble: random, mindless, but having some artistic feat behind it.
  Im on a drawing kick. all i feel like doing is drawing stuff, truth is, its all so random... oh well.

eh, they had nachos....

yay! lunch time! wonder if they'll have pasta today....

Halloween

this is what i want to be for Halloween....

http://www.hottopic.com/hottopic/Halloween/T3n-Th1rty-One-Little-Red-Riding-Hood-Dress-And-Cape-Costume-278375.jsp

booooooooooooooored

I... am bored to death. and its sad, because no matter if i would've went to with my mom or stayed home like i am now... i would still be bored.... no matter.
I wish i could be with robert at the game convention that he went to, cuz then, i wouldn't be so bored.... Well, just being with him wouldn't be boring to me. Even if i didn't have anything to do and he was preoccupied with guitar hero III or playing World of War Craft, I would be happy.
I'll get to see him saturday hopefully... I miss him so much. I hope that things will work out to where he come over here before Sawyers game saturday...

Sadie Hawkins Dance

O.k. So i'm taking some notes on Sadie Hawkins Dances for journalism, so here they are:

Sadie Hawkins Dances are derived from the Lil' Abner comic strip that was published in 1937, here it is:

As explained in this comic, sadie hawkin's day was when the unmarried women of dogpatch would chase after the bachelors, and which ever one they caught, they marry them.

The first Sadie Hawkins dance was held on November 9, 1938. The dance's tradition, complementary to the comic strip idea, was that the girls ask the guys out to the dance, instead of the traditional guy-asking-the-girl-out-to the dance.

The Sadie Hawkins's traditional isn't as scandalous sounding today as it was back in the late 1930's, because women have become brave enough to go ahead and ask the men out to anything. Well, some girls get their chances, though.