My hair; a dwelling place

Hello again, it has been a long time since I last posted so I am very sorry about that (I don't even have the excuse of saying that I had schoolwork because it's summer!). So as you read in the parentheses, because some people don't read them, it's summer. The summer started out great! I had a cousin hang out with my younger brother and I for two weeks and that was sweet. We did many cool stuff, like hiking and biking, swimming, etc. Now that he's not watching us anymore we have to go to a summer camp )-: In my total opinion, I was never fond of summer camps no matter how FUN, or AWESOME FOR KIDS it was. The summer camp that I was going to go to was Faith Lutheran; a christian church (though we only did Christianity related stuff on Wednesdays). For the first two days, the camp was o.k, but once Wednesday struck my hair turned into a dwelling place. It all started when during lunch, Ms. Janet (don't ask) saw my little brother scratching a bunch during chapel (which was before lunch) so she checked him for lice and he had some. So you know that meant, I probably also had them. I got picked up early (from the my cousin who was watching over me for the last two weeks), and after finding out that I also had lice he left us home alone so he could get some cream, combs, etc. Once back, Paul (my cousin's name) put a whole bunch of the cream in my hair and then I took a shower. Once the whole treatment was done for me and my little brother he checked us both and we were golden- so he thought- the next day when dad picked us up from camp he checked my little brother and I again for lice, since he didn't believe that any old lice cream (ha! It sounds lice Ice Cream) could take out all the lice. He found some in both of our hair, and William had to get a haircut. I didn't have to only because I had to get a professional photo shoot with a lady in August; it was June. Anyways, so my Summer was ruined for that weekend because we weren't going to do any of the stuff that was planned. Moral of the post; WASH YOUR HAIR EVERY DAY!!!

See ya'!

-TDawg

well, the worst is over!

I bet most of you readers remember the joy of school's end, with the victory dance, and the parties, and the food that you wouldn't usually eat at school (oh joy). Well, I may not have any parties, but school's almost over! It's freaking awesome! Though I have a math exam Wednesday, IT should be the easiest thing ever! I can't wait till' summer time! (The bad part is that I will be pretty bored and the summer homework sucks!) Oh yeah, by the way when I said "The worst is over" for my title for this post, I meant that the worst of school work is over. Peace out!

-T-Dawg


P.S- Have you played that computer game called Sub-Machine? It's kind of confusing, but I beaten all of them! Well, see u l8r!

Bored silly

Yo, uh it's spring break. Yeah, I'm pretty excited though the weather isn't looking so good, but maybe the weatherman is not so correct this week. Anyways... I hate thisrain to tell you the truth. The first time it happened I thought that it was pretty good, but after a while I hated it! Today, I was at home and it was raining; so I couldn't do anything outside! Of course I was bored like heck. So, have a good spring break everyone.

T-dawg

P.S- I love this! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oe8CYEWsrfc (Elmo's really lost his eyes!)

Yo. I'm writing to you at six o' clock in the morning, so I'm sort of tired. But anyways, have you ever had that relative that when you were young you thought that she was blood related, but it turns out that she's not your cousin, but your step second cousin, or your parent's step cousin? Yeah, it's so confusing. I just call her my cousin, but when somebody says, "how's so and so related to you?" I just take the time in saying what exactly she is. Well, since it's lent and I'm a Christian (but I really wouldn't care to be anything else? It's just what I was brought up as.) I'm giving up my ipod Shuffle. For some reason though, unlike my friends I feel a hint of proudness. Well, I hope that I'll write more posts soon, so, "Don't get to excited 'cause this is justablog." (Did you like that? That's my new slogan!)


-T-dawg

Wikipedia; the site that ruined my day

It's funny, but I remember seeing something on the news that was talking about the Titanic sinking, and that it all happened because of a tiny mistake in the building of it. Something like that happened to me; my project failed, due to a tiny mistake in the beginning-due to my overconfidence in the site called Wikipedia. The project was on the literature, and folklore of Morocco; so I went on to Wikipedia (like I had always done for these type of projects) and read an article about 'literature of Morocco' and opened up a word document so I could type down stuff that was important in MY OWN WORDS (very important), and emailed it to my teacher since I don't have a printer. He printed it out and everything so far was looking good, until the presentation. My partners, who did the same thing but different countries started out first. Then I did my part. I was talking about famous authors, and styles of righting they had. I also told the class about the stories that kids were told by their parents, and stuff like that. Unfortunately, my confidence got me lower in the end when my teacher raised his hand. He told me about my mistakes, and wanted me to show him the sight that I got it from. Though I didn't fail, I didn't make a 100%, and I learned one thing; Don't use wikipedia for school. Also, I found out that random visitors can change the sights! I tried it, but I came back a day later and it was gone. This was an unusually long post, but it just makes you stay on this page longer! See ya'



-Tdawg

P.S- I think that you and your friends should have some sort of code at the end of each message that you send to that friend. Like:

the big cheese is out
justasuggestion (just a suggestion)

Sincerely, T-dawg