The Story of Liberty

 Okay I've come to a decision. I know I'm definitely not reliable at posting regularly, so I had an idea. From now one, I'm going to post every Tuesday, (EVERY. TUESDAY.) and only post on other days if I REALLY have to. I'll do the date as the heading again. Does that sound okay? Okay, back to me. (Just kidding) Hopefully I don't come across that self centered. I mean yes, I am writing stuff about myself and convincing myself that other people actually care, but that's not the point. ANYWAY.Is there anything you all want to know? Have I talked about something that I should elaborate? Any topic I should talk about in general? I know not very many people read this, but I need some feedback! COMMENT PLEEEEAASE!!! I love feedback more than ANYTHING!! Even negative feedback! If my blog is terrible, please tell me! (Actually, there is something I love more than feedback: Michael J. Fox's voice cracks. Watch Family Ties  and you'll understand. Alex P. Keaton fr

 I can't believe we're already in the fourth week of school! (Or is it fifth?) It's going way too fast!! Where did September go? Then again, this is probably due to the fact that since March, the days have just kind of been blurring together. I forgot my birthday was coming up until a the beginning of that month. And I was born on the THIRD. ANyway. I've recently started the movie  She's the Man  a two weeks ago (I'm busy, it wasn't at my house, don't judge me) which if you haven't seen it, PLEASE DO. (Warning, it IS PG-13, so don't watch without parent permission.) It's about a teenage girl named  Viola Johnson.The girls' soccer team at her high school is cut, so she decides to pose as her twin brother, Sebastian, and take his place at a new boarding school. She falls in love with her handsome roommate, Duke, (who thinks she's a boy) who loves beautiful Olivia, who has fallen for Sebastian!(Who is actually a GIRL!) As if that were no

 Good morning! Thank you for the ideas! I was finally able to start the boy's background! Here is what I have written so far...I know it's not a lot, but, well, READ IT!! :) They sat like that for what seemed like hours waiting for the rumbling of footsteps that didn’t come back. When the boy finally loosened his grip on her face, Tasha turned and dragged the boy outside. “Well,” she said. “I hope you have a good explanation for that. I haven’t seen a boy in a while, but I know it’s not very good manners to all but gag a person in a cave she discovered! ” “I’m sorry,” he replied sheepishly. After hearing those words, Tasha immediately relaxed. She was afraid he would run away again. “It’s kind of a long story,” he explained. He had a pleasant, calming voice with a light London accent. Tasha settled down on a rock by the stream. “I’ve got time,” she said. She glanced at him. “If you don’t finish today, you can tell me tomorrow.” He tensed a little at that, looking over his sho

Good afternoon! I know I haven't written in a while. Even my own mother told me that she had forgotten that I have a blog at all! So here goes. The last time I posted was July 19th I believe. It is now September 3rd, and plenty of stuff has happened. I started school again! Our school has the options of a Hybrid style or a CORE style. Hybrid being two days IN school and the rest of the days out of school. Kids with last names beginning with the letters A-K are in group A, and the rest (including me) are in group B. Meaning of course, that literally ALL of my friends are in group A, because luck. I'll rant about that later. CORE is for the kids who don't come to school at all, so they just do all of their work online. Some of the people doing CORE I actually understand, (I have a good friend with a compromised immune system) but why would ANYONE pass up the chance to actually be in school for even that little bit of time?!?! We get to be in school Wednesday and Thursday! (Gr