First of all, how about that Election Day, eh? Thank god those annoying ads on T.V., in the mail, on people's lawns, and even on phone calls are pretty much long gone now:D. Now I get to see my favorite Cheerios commercial or movie preview or even local car dealership commercials again on TV:D. But I didnt get to vote since I'm still underage. That will change next year, though, when I turn 18:D (that is the third time I used the "grin" smiley in this paragraph).
In other news, my mom had to go in and get some scans on her remaining breast to see if she still had breast cancer about a week or so ago, and got the results back yesturday. And she was alright:). Oh yeah, I never told you guys. She had to have her right breast removed a couple years ago because she was diagnosed with the nasty breast cancer. So she walks around with only one, which causes people to be f***ing *sshole and stare at her, like its a f***ing disgrace:evil::evil::evil:. Sorry bout that. Just gets me pissed off sometimes about how nasty humanity can be.
Also, this Saturday, I have to go ALL THE WAY to Grand Rapids, which is like 2-3 hours from where I live, for this Portfolio Day event at this college. What it is is I have to bring a portfolio full of my previous art projects, and even some that aren't finished, to be critiqued by a bunch of representitives. Basically, it's for improving my art skills, and I guess colleges they recommend, so it will be a benefit for me. I just got a portfolio from my teacher today, a 31"x23" one for only $30.
Speaking of school, we had an assembly today. DAMMIT, I forgot what kind of a speaker he was. It starts with a "c." Dont you hate it when you forget certain words that you KNOW that you know? Happens all the time with me:?. Anyways, the dude basically talked about how you should care for people and that the material things dont really matter blah de blah de blah. He basically shared stories of how he told his dad that he loved him in a restaurant one day and that he cried and told everyone that you should share with family and friends that you truly love them and stuff like that. It was.........interesting. A girl I knew even volunteered to rip in half a $20 bill when the guy asked if someone would do so, but got it back afterward I'm sure. Despite wishing my legs could be amputated after having to sit indian-style on the hard floor crowded in between other students and my feet falling asleep, it was alright.
Ok, I won't nag on too much longer, since this thing is getting pretty long, and I know it will decrease the number of comments I get, so I'll leave you guys with the last of the horror movies I watched this past weekend. They are:
The Shining--8.5/10
Slither--7.5/10
Until Next Time, LATA!!!!