Sunday, May 27, 2007
Snazzy
SO! Do you guys like the new title? (special thanks to Laura!) I am really glad to have found it. I am also very exited for, if you haven't noticed(although you should have noticed unless you're some odd unaware colorblind monkey), my new backround template! I think it's pretty snazzy! I want your opinions ok?
Thursday, May 17, 2007
TGTIF!!!
Thank Goodness Tomorrow Is Friday! ..and boy is that the truth. Tomorrow is gonna be great! I have a lot planned. Well except for one thing but it's still ends up good.
My Schedule
School Day
Going to the Ruth Lilly Center
(My class is learning about the miracle of life. Oh yay. The good thing is it is going to take up most of my day which means I'm probably not gonna pay attention and just relax for a no academic day!)
After School
Girl Scouts!
(My troop is going horse back riding and then we are gonna roast weenies and s'mores over a campfire! YAY!)
After That...
I'll be tired happy and going to bed after a long fun day.
Yay for Fridays!
Goodnight!
My Schedule
School Day
Going to the Ruth Lilly Center
(My class is learning about the miracle of life. Oh yay. The good thing is it is going to take up most of my day which means I'm probably not gonna pay attention and just relax for a no academic day!)
After School
Girl Scouts!
(My troop is going horse back riding and then we are gonna roast weenies and s'mores over a campfire! YAY!)
After That...
I'll be tired happy and going to bed after a long fun day.
Yay for Fridays!
Goodnight!
Tuesday, May 15, 2007
I Got Sick...Again
Recently I have gotten sick and thrown up quite often. I get this terrible headache, I then feel woozy and nauseous, and then I puke. I always know if I'm sick and when I'm going to barf because I get all nervous and sweaty like I do if I'm late finishing a project and more saliva than usual is created in my mouth and the saliva taste very different as if it is a taste telling my body to go spew. Anyway I got sick at school during art class and unfortunately some of the throw up got in my hair. As I was leaning over I sorta puked on the sides. Ew. Now I smell like barf. So because of this I had to go home. These barfing incidents have happened before. For instance my school did Jump Rope for Heart and one the day we did it after the jump roping I puked. Fairly recently my grade was going on a trip to the local art museum. I got sick the night before and puked again...and again...and again. That time it was a higher case because it lasted longer thus my head hurt more and thus causing me to throw up...more. The school nurse was talking to my mom about it and they think I may be getting migraines and the migraines are causing me to barfola. But I'm okay. Although I'm hoping it won't this will probably happen again. Oh and don't forget to post ideas for my blog name!
Sunday, May 13, 2007
A New Name
I'm holding a contest!!!! Hooorah. If you think of a new name for my site(that I would actually consider) then post your suggestions as comments. Whoever writes my favorite name get 5 dollars. Not really. Though I do need a new site title.
Friday, May 11, 2007
Sigh*
Right now I feel very insignificant. I'm not quite sure why though. Unfortunately I haven't got anything to say. hmmm.. my hands are cold yet sweaty, and my feet are all tingly. I feel like some sort of bratty little kid who just wants to please but in doing so is just annoying. I feel as though I cannot measure up. As if there is some demeaning presence looming near me to which I cannot overcome nor can I have the appreciation of. I feel gloomy but mostly dull, or rather worthless. Poetic you might say but I don't listen for I feel pain of some sort. And I am insignificance at it's apex. Sigh*
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
Johari?
Eric posted about this a loooong time ago and I don't think I did so here we are. I was looking at Eric's site (www.nomygreatestadventure.blogspot.com) and noticed the link at the side to his Johari Window and remembered I'd done one after I'd seen his, which was a long time ago. I decided to mention it here because it has about no opinions on it.Oh you don't know what a Johari window is eh? Well click this link to mine and you will find a short description.
http://kevan.org/johari?view=~*Gemma*~
http://kevan.org/johari?view=~*Gemma*~
Sunday, April 22, 2007
Yippeee! ...and bags of stuff!
YAAAAAAAY!!! IT IS WARM OUTSIDE!!!!
Well now that that's out of my system I'd like to tell you a little story.
Ok here goes... I'm a Girl Scout (if you don't know what that is it is like a girl form of cub scout(and if you don't know what that is well then your just odd)) and as a girl scout my troop helps the community. For instance the Garlic Mustard pull was for girl scouts but there were so few people who came(it was scheduled for my troop to do) I failed to mention about girl scouts in the recent post. Anyway my troop for another helpful activity hosted the annual Salvation Army drive for our area. At the drive people come to a parking lot to drop of bags of stuff such as clothes, toys, bedsheets, etc. Originally the Salvation Army was supposed to send over a truck to fill with all the bags of stuff. Weeeeeell the driver called in sick so how are they supposed to bring over the truck without a driver? My dad offered to go get the truck and they ended up telling "No sir we cannot allow you to drive this truck as it is on our liability something thingymajiger blah blah blah... So as it goes the show must go on. We ended up renting a truck which ended up costing 80 something dollars. Oh no this is not yet the end of the story as you might think! Everything went well with loading it up and it all worked out...until we had to take it to the Salvation Army store place. It turned out when we got there we had no one to help us unload the truck except for the manager and the cashier!!!!! They supposed to have a crew but they had nothing! Plus the fact that we were already dog tired for loading the truck. I'd say we had about oh I dunno 350 bags? No I'm not exaggerating it's true. The truck was huge and it was about three fourths of the way full. I'm serious! It took foooorever!!!!! It took us around 3 hours to finish. (with the exception of lunch) I'm glad we got it all done but I feel a little sorry for the Salvation Army people at the store we were at because we really filled up the place! They had a storage room that we were putting everything in and at the end it was stuffed! We knew it would get full so the manager kept saying throughout the time we were working "Oh ya if there is something in the truck you like it's yours we have enough already" Out of this I got: A pair of size five crocs gently used, two stuffed dogs (both new), three beanie babies, a toy for my dog, a bunch of balls (like a volley ball, a soccer ball, etc.), and my dad even got an old pair of skis! It was pretty fun when I look back on it past all the work. hhhhmmm... I guess that's all for now!
Well now that that's out of my system I'd like to tell you a little story.
Ok here goes... I'm a Girl Scout (if you don't know what that is it is like a girl form of cub scout(and if you don't know what that is well then your just odd)) and as a girl scout my troop helps the community. For instance the Garlic Mustard pull was for girl scouts but there were so few people who came(it was scheduled for my troop to do) I failed to mention about girl scouts in the recent post. Anyway my troop for another helpful activity hosted the annual Salvation Army drive for our area. At the drive people come to a parking lot to drop of bags of stuff such as clothes, toys, bedsheets, etc. Originally the Salvation Army was supposed to send over a truck to fill with all the bags of stuff. Weeeeeell the driver called in sick so how are they supposed to bring over the truck without a driver? My dad offered to go get the truck and they ended up telling "No sir we cannot allow you to drive this truck as it is on our liability something thingymajiger blah blah blah... So as it goes the show must go on. We ended up renting a truck which ended up costing 80 something dollars. Oh no this is not yet the end of the story as you might think! Everything went well with loading it up and it all worked out...until we had to take it to the Salvation Army store place. It turned out when we got there we had no one to help us unload the truck except for the manager and the cashier!!!!! They supposed to have a crew but they had nothing! Plus the fact that we were already dog tired for loading the truck. I'd say we had about oh I dunno 350 bags? No I'm not exaggerating it's true. The truck was huge and it was about three fourths of the way full. I'm serious! It took foooorever!!!!! It took us around 3 hours to finish. (with the exception of lunch) I'm glad we got it all done but I feel a little sorry for the Salvation Army people at the store we were at because we really filled up the place! They had a storage room that we were putting everything in and at the end it was stuffed! We knew it would get full so the manager kept saying throughout the time we were working "Oh ya if there is something in the truck you like it's yours we have enough already" Out of this I got: A pair of size five crocs gently used, two stuffed dogs (both new), three beanie babies, a toy for my dog, a bunch of balls (like a volley ball, a soccer ball, etc.), and my dad even got an old pair of skis! It was pretty fun when I look back on it past all the work. hhhhmmm... I guess that's all for now!
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