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Thank you Verizon Wireless for making me smile today. I needed that :)

You.

It was morning.

I yawned and walked to my balcony window. I brushed away the cold condensation that had formed over the course of the night. Through the now clear window, I saw that a light dusting of snow had covered the earth below. I smiled.

I looked over my shoulder and saw the letter you left me. I walked over to the desk where it lay and read it. I tear glided down my cheek as the corner of my mouth turned up into that crooked little smile you love so much. I dried my tears with the sleeve of your shirt. I was still wearing it. I kept the sleeve close to my face. It smelled like you.

It was morning.

I Look Up at the Sky and Wonder...

So my agenda for this week is a little exciting, a little scary, and very, very bittersweet.

We started this week off with no school due to President's Day and then I just got a text that said we have no school tomorrow. It's snowing like crazy over here, so I'm just hoping that it's our last snow day. This will be our fifth and that's all we're aloud a year :(

But anyway, Tuesday I'll most likely spending the day finishing up my homework and reading my book for my English reading project. We got to pick our book, but it had to be a Man Booker Award winner. It's called Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell. I bought it yesterday, but I haven't touched it yet. It's crazy long. -Sigh; it's gonna take awhile...

Wednesday will be the bittersweet part of my week: cap and gown delivery. It's exciting in a way. I'm planning on taking it home and trying it on, making sure it fits and everything. I'll probably curl my hair and see if that's how I'll wear it for the big day. It's so sad though. Us seniors only have roughly 70 days of high school. Hmm, I'm gonna miss it.

Thursday is the somewhat scary portion: the blood drive. I did it last year and fainted. Yea, I didn't really eat anything that morning and that contributed pretty well to my wooziness. No matter. I've scheduled my time to be after my breakfast and lunch. It made me feel really good about myself knowing that I could've saved a life. My blood type is O+, which is the universal donor, so it's even more of a plus! Unfortunately, I have practice after school, so my coach won't be too happy if I faint ;) haha, I'll try not too though.

Friday is when I can relax. Hopefully I won't have procrastinated and have a good portion of my book read. I have practice too, which I'm not really looking forward too. This year is definitely not what I was hoping for, but I've decided that I need to look at it positively. Now, I see it as a prep year for my independed colorguard career. Onyx World 2011 here i come :)