You can check it out here!

It’s also really weird, but this Wordle  looks just like those beavertails I posted up.

Here are my results:
Likelihood of you being FEMALE is 57%
Likelihood of you being MALE is 43%

Site Male-Female Ratio
youtube.com
1
wikipedia.org
1.08
photobucket.com
0.85
deviantart.com
1.02
google.ca
1.33

I met him in the States last year. He is a very handsome guy. Very handsome.

He loves sports, and he is best at running and hurdles. He is on the track team of his school. Of course, he loves to play ultimate frisbee and he is very good at catching. He is a very handsome guy. Very handsome.

He has deep, dark, black eyes that can see into my soul. His hair are beautiful locks of ebony, lush and glossy. He’s lean, but not anorexic at all. Did I mention he is a very handsome guy? Very handsome.

Here is a photograph of my TDH BF, don’t you think he is a very handsome guy?

A week or so ago, my mom was making an angel food cake. She had to use eight eggs in the recipe. That was normal, but the eggs were definitely abnormal! She was cracking eggs, and it was the fifth egg. Everything was going fine, until she cracked it open. What was this?

The egg yolk was frozen in a block of ice, floating in the egg white. She checked all the other eggs in the dozen, and they were all normal. Fascinating, isn’t it?

I found this conversation to be pretty interesting. Excuse the grammar and whatever mistakes you want to point out, I was in a very delicate mood after my traumatic situation. I could easily write this out again with proper grammar, spelling, and narration, but I think this captures the essence of the moment. It also reminds me of crazy and mad people from the stories discussed in English today.

If you fight for insect rights, don’t read the following adventure.

-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
And AGH
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
GROSS
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:32 PM):
?
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
I went upstairs to tell mom about yebo*
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
On the stairs
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
I saw
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
This ugly ugly centipede
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
I was only holding a red pen
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
So I was like
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:32 PM):
stab
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
Cept I only got like two legs or something
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
Then stab stab
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
Some more legs
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
Then it ran faster
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
And fell off the stairstep it was on
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
And I was like
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
aghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
stab stab stab
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
til it died
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
And I got bug guts all over my pen
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:33 PM):
...
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
(it was closed and had a lid)
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:33 PM):
EW Mable wtheck?
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:33 PM):
And bug legs and guts on the stairs
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
I think legs were on the pen too
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
:'C
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
What did you want me to doooooo
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
I didn' twant to use my hand
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:34 PM):
Welll... you just brutally murdered a centipede while screaming.
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
It's a centipede
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
And it was all fast and wiggly
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:34 PM):
:C
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:34 PM):
Dude that's brutal but I totally love your recap.
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:34 PM):
It's hilarious.
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:35 PM):
I'm going to post it on my blog
-  ☤ mwyc; says (11:35 PM):
:'C
(Klarque Quent) .//. tcyl says (11:35 PM):
Okay.

* Short for Yearbook. I got an email about a Yearbook Committee training session on Thursday.

I’m planning on working on more vector pieces with background and fullscale designs. I might also have a little fun exploring more of Flash. Most probably, how to use the Pen Tool on it, and to remember basic coding and make my second piece.

I do have plans for that, since I am going on a trip from August 16th to 25th. I have lovingly named it Cross Country Canada, after my favourite traditional computer game. I still remember the hours and hours of fun I had with that game, finding commodities and typing “buckle seat belt”, lest I get arrested and fined. Basically, the tour bus is going to take me from Toronto, all the way to the West Coast known as Vancouver. We’ll be making stops at every province and seeing the sights, of course. I plan on stocking up on batteries and memory cards so I can get trigger-happy with my camera. I hope to take some typical tourist pictures, as well as some stock photos that I can credit to myself instead of someone else. My idea for my second flash project is to make a record of the trip, to test out my flash site creating skills.

That’s pretty much it for my ideas.

After our break, we covered immigration to Canada from 1900-1913, Manifest Destiny, and the 15 years Sir Wilfrid Laurier was PM. It was basically review of the ending unit we learned in grade eight. We also had a debate, which was about reciprocity and the 1911 election. We chose roles by picking index cards (I was Robert Borden), then having a short debate which consisted of introductions from both sides and then rebuttals from either side. It was really short because no one had anything to say. Unfortunately for my team, Laurier and reciprocity won. The last thing we did before school was over was write an opinion paragraph on Laurier’s compromises. I thought that he was a good prime minister, and that he tried his best to make everyone happy. However, we had taken more notes on the cons of his decisions, so I wrote about his “terrible” compromise on the Manitoba Schools Act.

That was the end of the first day of summer school. You would think that I would go home and relax, but I had to walk home, then go take my Harmony class…