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The Team is Lost

Wed, 13 Sep 2006 21:38:36 GMT

So, I’m here at school...still! Yes, I have a four hour time period between my classes and no, I normally don’t mind in the least. But alas, I’m bored, which is painful to say when at my beloved school. I wouldn’t be so bored if I were able to go to the lab, which should be open. Or even go to class early, which I have always been able to do in the past. But no, someone was stupid and selfish and stole two very nice computers out of the class lab. So now all the doors are locked and will continue to be until class period’s start. Arggg, of all the inconveniences. So I’ve had to pleasure myself with a day at the library, which is not uncommon. And yet I’m still bored. Again, the library wouldn’t be so bad if only I remembered to bring my library card. I have this habit of wrapping my mind around a good book at the library and not being able to finish before I leave; so naturally I check it out, or would if I had my library card. Double arggg!!!

My biggest disappointment is that there was so much trust in the classes; we really had teams developing. Students would share there personal supplies, so-and-so would buy materials one week and then such-and-such would fund the next. In this group of honest students, more than Ideas were shared, but friendships were made too.

Well here’s the kick-off for a very long and hopefully endless homestretch

Wed, 06 Sep 2006 21:32:56 GMT

So this is a Xanga blog, how festinating… well I must begin, except where; starting is the most difficult part of any journey. Though with my powerful abilities of deduction and reasoning, I believe to begin is to start, which I have and now may easily continue unhindered. I suppose here where I am is as good a beginning as any, if not the true beginning of this blog. So my reader, we are here, right now at this very instant, at Scottsdale CC. we are seated and as you can see, I am typing and you are reading, over my shoulder I might add which could be considered rude, but I don’t mind. Well look at this, we are seated two feet away from the wall of glass expanded before us, framing the magnificent heavens above and abroad. Look, see with me the ice creamy cumulonimbus’ playacting the precious part of upturned waterfalls, exploding with steam and fluff, giving the impression of a timeless portrait, a captured likeness, mysteriously flowing in all the colorful tones of white with burned-in highlights of pink and purple from the golden rays of the sun. Sigh, I love this School don’t you; the perfect, though imprudent place to daydream. However, wasn’t it nice watching the sun set?

Friday, September 01, 2006

Fri, 01 Sep 2006 02:33:29 GMT