It has become my decision to take on Gaia full-on. I've returned, too say the least, and I have come to explore and extend my reputation on both the Internet and this site alone. Today is the begining of a revolution!
*ahem* Got a little carried away there, heh. Now onto a true, blue journal entry.
Hello, journal. This is the spoon. It's the weekend now after my first week of High School. The school I'm going to isn't just any High School though. This school is a charter school. Luckily I'm not going to some private school where they're as strict as hell. On the contrary, this school's pretty okay. My only doubts of it are that there are absolutely no Art classes whatsoever and no true physical education. Art is my life. If I can't be taught it's ways, then how will I possibly get by?
There is a ray of hope. "A blessing in disguise", as my mother calls it. We finally moved into a house in Apopka that's a reasonable price and reasonable size and pretty much reasonable everything. When the lease is running out, we decide to definitely renew it, but the owners of the house object. They tell us that their son is graduating from school and they want him to move in. Just great.
However, this could give us a chance to move to Ocoee, a city nearby that I've lived in before. If we move to Ocoee, there could be a chance that I could be zoned to the Ocoee High School which is where one of my only friends is attending school. I was almost possitive that I was going there before, but it turned out that I was zoned to go to Apopka High School, which is a school full of African-Americans. I'm not the racist type, but black people just pick fun at me constantly. It wasn't the school for me.
So, my mom gave me options. Either go to Apopka, get homeschooled, or go to this happy little Hope Charter School down the road. Apopka was out of the question and I knew I wasn't going to learn anything from my own mother (she thought there were 52 states once upon a time) but this Charter School I had mixed feelings for. Of course, I had never attened a school where everyone where's the same thing and you can't bring any sugary substances for the lunch period, so you could imagine how that could be.
I went to the school and the things that really only bother me are the fact that the day is exceedingly long, the teachers teach like babysitters (I could teach better), and there is absolutely no friggin' Art. Who creates a school without Art, I ask of you? Who would be so foul-minded to create such a monstrosity?!
Sigh...anyways, I wish to move to Ocoee so I can attend it's high school, which does have Art and Japanese classes and all the things I have dreamed of and more, much much more. A friend. There's one lone and very good friend of mine that goes to that school and she's lonely...and so am I. Put two negatives together and you'll most likely get a positive.
On the good and cheery side, I got a Mac Notebook achieved for my hardwork in 8th grade. I nearly got all A's throughout the school year (which hasn't happened probably since the fourth grade). I think I'll continue my good-grades streak for now. If I get connected to the Internet at home, however...it's hard to determine whether I'll be able to get to my homework done or not.
Chau~
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