Mostly Hobbes You are 20% Calvin and 80% Hobbes

You've got elements of both Calvin and Hobbes, but over all, your sensible side wins out over your wild streak, and you tend toward the tiger. As the picture below indicates, the head is the first place that people usually turn to the darkside (i.e. Calvin): symptoms include irresponsible behavior and crazy ideas. You're liable to both. But beneath that you have a heart, a sensitive side, and this more often than not carries the day.

My test tracked 2 variables How you compared to other people your age and gender: You scored higher than 6% on calvin You scored higher than 86% on hobbes

Link: The Calvin Or Hobbes Test written by gwendolynbooks on Ok Cupid, home of the 32-Type Dating Test

So that doesn't surprise me. It's time for a looong update...

OK, first of all, I can't log into my Xanga. Don't know why, but I haven't been able to for about the past 2 weeks. It's really weird. I told Michael to try on his computer, and it worked, but it hasn't worked on mine...is it because my computer sucks? I don't know.

Mu Alpha Theta a couple thursdays ago was fun, we did pretty well, beating all but JA, JP, MC, and NWR...that's too many acronyms, but oh well. Writing Ammon's speech was great, writing mine less so, and ACADEC that friday and saturday was really cool. We came in 3rd, but if we'd actually studied, we would have gotten 2nd, and if we'd gotten our stuff earlier, probably 1st. I'm feeling really good about next year...we're goin to HAWAII, baby!!

The next week of school was kinda cool, i found out on monday that i'd gotten a 100 on my APUSH DBQ, and on Wednesday made a 102 on my test...which brought my grade up to a...95!! Sweet awesomeness!

Friday was really cool, because we didn't do much in school, played Sceneit Jr. in Oliva's class, which was fun, and watched The Wizard of Oz in APUSH...sometime I'm gonna play Dark Side of the Moon to that movie to see what it sounds like. After that came a great game (or few games) of Ultimate Frisbee, what with Powell and Jones out there. If only Oliva'd come too, that would have been great. Then it was to Oliva's, with Matt, Jerrell, Roberta, Alex, Ian, and Bennie, where we ripped out doors, cabinets, and tile for the evening. Spent the night at Oliva's, and spent practically all of the next day ripping out tile. Destructing stuff is fun, but when you're hammering and using a flathoe for hours, it gets a little tiring.

For the next few days, I attempted to find a time that Michael, Brittney, and I could all work on TSA, but that didn't work out. Today I went canoeing with Michael, Kirk, Kirk's family and Kirk's friends...it was really fun. We (one of his friends and I) only tipped over once, and that was only because we were trying to help other people who had tipped. We really sucked at first, we could barely keep the canoe turned the right way, but we eventually got the hang of it. It was cold water.

So now I'm home, hoping Xanga starts working again, doing college things, putting off homework...you know, the usual. Fun fun fun.

--The Pensive