Sunday, March 6, 2011

Truth or Dare Time!

Okay, take a look at the poll at the top of the page. Yes, THAT poll. I want y'all (like my southern accent? Yeah, that was a good tangent...) to actually VOTE on THAT thing so I can KNOW if the WIKIPEDIA articles I put UP on the BLOG are really GETTING click-ED. Depending on the results, I may stop bothering y'all (there it is again) with Wiki articles. That's the truth and the dare, all jumbled up into one lousy paragraph. And here's the article (hey, the trend's not dead yet):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voting

Now, onto your regularly scheduled programming giving you details on my life. Yes, this blog is about my life, not random Wiki articles that y'all probably could care less about. Actually, take a look at BOTH polls. And FYI, I'm writing this before I even put up the polls, and I don't wanna go back and edit this thing so that it makes complete sense at first glance. Kinda like Inception, right? ...Yeah, I know it's not at all like that.

About that major revision... it's not all that big, just a background change. The background will be awesome (I hope). Hand drawn, scanned, then run over by Adobe Illustrator. That takes a lot of time... and flashdrive memory.

Okay, now I'm really goigng to talk about my life. I gave a lesson today in Priests quorum, and it went off pretty well, I believe. And AP Physics, as usual... well, actually, it ain't killing me no more. On the last test, which was about electric potential, electric fields, and other electricity stuff, I tied for the highest score in the class... at 71%. Physics keeps us alive, and it also kills us.

And, if you want to find out how mush of a nerd I really am... nah, I'll tell you when it actually happens.

And my Eagle project... it's still getting worked on. As in, I'm still trying to get it approved. Oh well, at least I got my revised draft of my short science fiction story into the school's Literary/Art Magazine. I like it quite a bit, but if I could, I'd send it in under my pen-name. And for the sake of avoiding fame, I'm not going to tell you what it is. After all, "The Internet is forever," says the wise Ferb Flynn-Fletcher of Phineas and Ferb. Of course, Phineas does say, right before that, that "Fame is fleeting" or something like that. Don't fully trust me whenever I quote something.

Oh yes, one last thing. I'm working again on my science fiction novel, and now I'm onto the seventh version now.

Now, it's time for Apples to Apples con mi familia.

I'm out!

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Massive Revision

Well, I think that I might be revising the blogspace soon. And by that, I mean custom background - a sketch of mine that I just scanned and am about to put through to Adobe Illustrator CS4.

And what's this? Lo and behold, it's a Wikipedia article!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adobe_Illustrator

You may now rejoice.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

...Ow.

The sentence below is true.
The sentence above is false.

Paradox. 'Nuff said.

Sunday, February 6, 2011

Wikipedia Article of the Week: Eagle Scout

Whoa, wait, what? It's really been over a month since I last posted? ...No surprise. I get bored of Wikipedia Articles too. But this week, I'm tying it in with one of the next major events of my life: the long-awaited, hard-earned Eagle Scout (project write-up). Ugh, it's one long process, somebody you telling to put something in then telling you to pull it out and more. Before I rant, here is the article:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eagle_Scout_(Boy_Scouts_of_America)

It has a disambiguation page. Go figure.

Anyways, back to my rant (or whatever you want to call it). My plan for this whole deal is to make blankets and birthday kits for the Salvation Army here in Idaho. We already have the fleece for the blankets, even though the project hasn't been approved. Why, you may ask? Easy. It was on sale, and we saved about $300. (The hopefully final draft of the project just finished printing.) But once this thing gets approved - I will be incredibly happy.

Now, on to my other lives: I plan on taking the Driving Test real soon. I went to Horseshoe Bend (strange name, small town - the Church building there is about twice the size of my Seminary Building. No Cultural Hall, it would seem) with my Dad and Grandpa, ate lunch at this incredible restaurant (the hamburgers there are always a 1/2 pounder) then drove back to the valley, where I proceeded to waste my time playing video games, eating dinner, and watching some Indiana Jones with the family - for a little bit.

Life #2: School has reached a new Semester, and I love it more than last semester 100 fold. I no longer have Health - that class is demonic, I could've passed the final without taking the class, etc. - and instead, I have creative writing. I'm happy about that. Also, in my seminary class, three of my friends are in there, and I've already made another. And in Spanish, one of my seminary friends is in that class, as is my brother, The Blue Knight of How (or the Gibs of Earth, for those of you familiar with his blog - see the post titled "Advertising" to check it out if you want), and other friends. English, with Kohlmeier, is pretty incredible - we're going over argument now - and I'm quite happy with this semester. Not too many hard classes in one day - its a prefect 1:1 ratio of hard to easy classes each day.

Later, y'all!

P.S. I'm not sure if you noticed, but I have a new page up. You should check it out, just for the fun of it.

Sunday, December 26, 2010

Wikipedia Article of the Week #12 And a Slight Dilemma

OK, I'm sick, so I'm doing this fast. And no, the sickness IS NOT the dilemma.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christmas

It (was) Christmas, one of the greatest holidays ever! Of course, it's not so fun when the universe gives you a sore throat and cough. But in all reality, this Christmas was great - I now have $72 dollars to spend at Barnes & Noble. What will I buy with that much money??? Perhaps a blueberry muffin...

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Wikipedia Article of the Week #11

So... yeah... the most exciting thing that happened last week was that I got a 95 on my math quiz, a war started in my bro's debate class, and I learned some memes. What is this I don't even.

That was a meme, just so you know. Here are some more: "How I shoot web?" and "Do a barrel roll!" and "All your base are belong to us" and "You require additional pylons".

My Wikipedia article this week is NOT about memes (Surprised? I thought so - they're just brain spam. Not worth an article on the Wiki, though they do have them), but instead about that jolly, old elf, Santa Claus, Kris Kringle, Saint Nick, and whatever name you want to choose. Here it is:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_claus

I've developed arguments for Santa's existence. I just won't shout 'em out.

Sunday, December 5, 2010

Wikipedia Article of the Week #10

Well, here it is: our tenth WAoW. For those of you who don't know what that means, check the previous post. So, given that I've been working on these for ten weeks now, I decided to do something (nothing) special. The story behind this Wikipedia Article is: a couple of weeks ago (Black Friday), my dad, my aunt, the Gibs of Earth, and I went skiing up at Bogus Basin. So, to honor that occasion, I'll do the Wiki article about the sport, not the resort.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skiing

So, let me try something here.


Ifyou
thinkthat
thisis
cool,then
weare
onthe
samelevel.
.

Cool, huh? My wrists got tired doing all of that, though.

Later!