YES!!

You know that, presentation i was worried about? It ruled. To compare this to the heroes journey, one might say that this would be the climax, but I have a feeling the road of trials is just beginning.

Cold's are Terrible

I have a cold, in which you could probably presume due to the highly creative name of this blog.

Doing so has done many bad things for me:

Made it impossible to present to my class about this "belief statement" project, which has made me more concerned with memorization, deadlines, and textcuts than really thinking deep about what
I believe in.

Made me nervous to present two days late.

made me have lots of makeup homework.

Miss lots of lessons.

Made a big test come at me without forewarning, while everyone else got three days to study.

Made me have to blow my nose all the time.

and finally, made me go through three bags of cough drops.

As you can most likely tell, I have very little appreciation for this particular cold, with it making unsanitary, unorganized, and even a little unstable.

Though this cold has been terrible, it has received certain benefits such as:

Letting me make an awesome map on halo in preparation to my nearing fifteenth birthday.

Allowing me a reason to sleep in.

And, with cudos to the ZELDA WIKI, learned more about the Legend of Zelda than most people would ever care to know.

(Sorry loyal blog-visitors for the small interruption (if two weeks is small). I was having trouble with my email and blogger wasn't letting me post anything! Turns out, I was using the wrong email! Anyway, as always:)

"cool" quotes

The other day in class we read quotes for teens that have apparently been classified as "cool" without my knowledge. We then, of course had to write a blog about them. So here goes nothing (and nothing that anyone who has better things to do should read. What should they read? I don't know because homework is preventing me from blogging about whatever now! I sure hope it lightens up!)

And because of lack of things to say about these err... "cool" quotes, I will find one of these quotes that best describes my situation.

 The greatest and most important problems in life are all in a certain sense insoluble. They

can never be solved, but only outgrown. – Carl Jung

Well THAT sure gave me a different look on the situation. 

With that helpful and apparently "cool" advice, I will be off! I will try as hard as I ccan to post something more interesting next time. 

Thank You!

MALWARE!!!! (DUN-DUN-DUN!)

I went on this site to post a school-related blog when google chrome suspects that there is malware on this site. It may appear for you, but I assure you: I am not an evil mastermind. No this blog doesn't contain Malware. Your web-browser might say it does, but I did a full scan on my computer after opening this page and there is no malware. Please don't go onto Shurtugal.com though.

Sidekicks

Despite the above picture, todays blog will focus on the people who help hero's out on their adventures, but hardly get any credit: the Sidekicks. Sidekicks help hero's learn to not totally be self-reliant and give them a friend to hang out with and grow with.

My school suggests that while I write this blog, I should think of MY sidekick.

I can't say I have a sidekick. If I had to choose, I would say my buddy Eric, but he's always doing stuff of his own too, so we would be more like an alliance between heroes.

Personally, I still don't even think I'm on a hero's journey. I don't really know what journey I am on, but all my friends are on their own journey's as well, and I can't really say they're there just to help me.

I do have to say though, it would be handy having a sidekick. Maybe they could help me with all of my homework!