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Haven't posted in a while.

Well as an update:

Halloween was one of the more downers this past week. Me and one other person who shall not be named were getting somewhat pissed off. Everyone seemed so inclusive.

I talked to Jess (ND Jess) for a quick minute outside Ded room. She said she's not going back to HHS and I agree with her. The fact is we love hanging out with our friends. No questions about that.

But I know that I've drifted from everyone. When I go with people whom I don't know from HHS am always in the dark. I think Jess alluded to the same feeling. It seems we just don't belong. It's not that I'm saying I don't waht to me friends with any one from HHS anymore. Everyone should know that that would be bullshit. I just don't think I'll transfer. I don't want to spend junior and senior year playing catch-up.

Maybe it's just the changing seasons that are getting to me. No one has time anymore for anything outside of what they do now.

Anyway.

Went to the doctor last Wedenesday. She got the results from my CT scan. The found eveything clear for what they were looking for. They found I have cystic ovaries. Yep life sucks. Higher chance of cancer and a much higher chance of not having kids. Mom talked to a Midwife today. The midwife said I should changes doctors and also go see a GYN. Fun.

Went and saw Jere this weekend. He gave me The 10th Kingdom. I watched all of it yesterday and today. I luv Scott Cohen. Jere lent me GTO, Fancy Lala, and Princess Nine. So new stuff to enjoy.

Getting a 78 in DED. I mgiht be able to raise it a point higher at least. Got a bloody 89 in Bio. All becasue of my Midterm. But it's beter then nothing. No idea what I'm getting in other classes.

No one seems to know who Anton Chekhov is at my school. I'm hurt. My cd player died during Religion. Most of my religion class talked about me behind my back while I was listening to my cd player. Saying I was so quiet. Grrr.

Mrs. Schultz seemed to take offense when I said I didn't want to go to my Uncles funeral. She doesn't get it. I never want to go to a funeral again. I was too young the first time.

Even though all of the above permits me to be in a bad mood. I'm really not. I think T10K raised my spirits a bit. Church will be a nice change of pace Sunday. Besides I have my video narration for Exchange Club tommorow.

Risu! Go read Inferno now! ^_^ No one at my school seems to know who Dante Alighieri is either. ::feels happy:: Miss Liptak told all her students earlier about a freshamn who had read Inferno before she came to ND.

Must...find...boyfriend.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/so/horoscopes/numerology/

Expression Number: 7
You're thoughtful, analytical and logical. You're probably great at maths, but you love learning anything new. You'd make a great teacher, psychic or vicar! You much prefer working on your own than in a team. On the bad side, you can be difficult to get to know, intolerant and lacking in emotion.
Sneak a peak at other Expression numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 22,

Soul Urge Number: 5
Soul Urge 5s love surprises, excitement and adventure. You love holidays and know that you'll go travelling at some point in your life. You live in the now without worrying about the future, and you're clever with a brilliant imagination. You get bored easily and you hate the routine of school, which means you often start a project and never finish it.
Sneak a peak at other Soul Urge numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 22,

Inner Dream Number: 11
You dream of making other people see that there is more to life than we can know about. You want to be the one everyone listens to.
Sneak a peak at other Inner Dream numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 22,

Life Path Number: 2

You're very sensitive and one of the most balanced people there is. You see all sides of any argument, which means your friends see you as the peacemaker. You think the best of people, and want the best for them, and you're completely honest in everything you do. You're polite, kind and never wind people up for the sake of it. Number 2 life path bods horde things - you're the type who'll never throw anything away in case it comes in handy in the future. You tend to be pessimistic about things, but this is a problem yuo can easily solve by just deciding not to be!

Famous Life Path 2: Tony Blair, Prince William.

It would be somewhat hard to see me as Tony Blair. Just for the simple fact I'm an American citizen. ^^;; And it would be quite difficult to become like Prince William.

Hobbit village for Rings fans


Tolkien's Hobbit has inspired the village in Oslo

A village based on writer JRR Tolkien's fantasy world is being built in Norway for fans queuing for tickets to see the second film in the three-part screen adaptation of The Lord of the Rings.
Hundreds of Tolkien devotees in Oslo are expected to wait for several days for tickets to the country's first showing of The Two Towers, which go on sale on 4 November.

A "Hobbit" village, built by a film distribution company will open on Friday in a park near central Oslo to cater for up to 1,000 waiting fans.

It will include a miniature inn, houses and tepee-style tents.

Fans can win prizes for building dwellings and making costumes inspired by Tolkien's fictional sword and sorcery tales.

Devoted


There will also be Tolkien-related games, contests and performances, as well as repeated showings of the first film of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Fellowship of the Ring.


JRR Tolkien's epic story is loved by Norwegians

Guttorm Pettersen, managing director of Norway's SF Norge film distributor, admitted the idea was "a little crazy".

"But they really are devoted fans," he said. Tolkien-lovers are renowned around the world for their devotion to the fantastic tales of the ancient kingdom of Middle Earth.

Last year, about 600 people queued for several days in Oslo to see the première of the first Lord of the Rings film, starring Ian McKellen, Elijah Wood, Liv Tyler and Sean Bean.

The Peter Jackson-directed epic triumphed at this year's Oscars, winning four prizes including those for cinematography and visual effects.

Some 500 tickets will be made available for the Norwegian première on 18 December.

The story is based around the hobbit Frodo secretly carrying an all-powerful ring across Middle Earth to the land of Mordor and destroying it by throwing it into Mount Doom.