Boring Blob of Nothing

I never do anything slightly interesting anymore. After the weekend all of my friends come to school with hilarious stories to tell. Me? Nothing.Well, I could tell them about the two books I read, parts of the story I wrote, or the shows I watched. Even if something remotely interesting happens, I forget to mention it and I seem like a boring, lazy, person who eats too much and has a lack of vitamin D. 

My weekend so far has been very boring. I honestly don't remember what I did on Friday so that proves to be a boring day. On Saturday I read Pretties before noon. I sat in my room for a long time and just listed the Kate Nash (my newest music obsession). At around 2 I ate some skyline and took some packages out to the mailman. I stood by the mailbox and he started to drive away. I just stared at him and said, "Uh, I'm mailing these," He stopped and took the packages saying, "Oh, you're mailing these out?" I was so confused. It's not like I stand next to mailboxes with packages because that's how I spend my time. Then I forgot to get the mail out of the mailbox. silly me. I think I ended up having 4 PB&J's yesterday. My parents went out for dinner and I really didn't feel like making anything, so PB&J it was. I started to read Specials, but got distracted by the tv. I watched iParty with Victorious on Nick. Then I watched Doctor Who and all I can say is EPIC MIND BLOW! My mind is still blown from that. I don't think I can view River Song the same way ever again. Today, still not interesting. I woke up and started reading more of Specials and occasionally went downstairs for food and some FoodNetwork watching. So far I've read about half of Specials and spent about half and hour looking for the alternate ending that is promised online. It was no where to be found. I had some pizza for dinner and here I am writing this blog about me being boring and stuff. 

Books Read: 15.5

Currently reading: Specials by Scott Westerfeld

Be yourself?

No one knows the real me. I'm not saying that I hide things, but everyone acts differently depending on who they are with. My theory is that the only time someone acts like themselves is when they are alone. Therefore, no one knows what anyone is really like. For example, someone may dress and act professionally when applying for a job to impress the employer, but they could spend their weekends getting drunk and playing poker all night with their friends. Who knows? Sometimes people get upset that people have multiple personalities and they act differently when they are with someone else, but everyone does it. If you are going to be mad at that person, be mad at everyone and even yourself. Don't deny it, you do it too. I don't believe in the quote, "Just be yourself, people will like you for who you are". I don't think people want others to like them, they want to appeal to others. I don't care if that makes no sense to anyone else, I'm sticking to it. I don't know how or when I started thinking about this, but I talked to my dad about it for awhile (I convinced him I'm going to be the next Dumbledore).

books books books and more books

I have decided to keep better track of how many books I have read this year and books I am planning on reading. I will also give a rating for each book, because well I can.

Read so far
1. Lord of the Flies by William Golding
    Rating: 3/5
2. Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte
    Rating: 4/5
3. Just Don't Fall by Josh Sundquist
    Rating: 4/5
4. Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
    Rating: 5/5
5. Cathing Fire by Suzanne Collins
    Rating: 4/5
6. Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
    Rating: 4/5
7. Looking for Alaska by John Green
    Rating: 5/5
8. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larson
    Rating: 5/5
9. To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee
    Rating: 5/5
10. Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare
     Rating: 2/5
11. 1984 by George Orwell
     Rating: 4/5
12. We Have Always Lived in the Castle by Shirley Jackson
     Rating: 5/5

Currently Reading
An Abundance of Katherine's by John Green
Rating: 5/5

Planing on Reading
1. Paper Towns by John Green
2. Uglies by Scott Westerfeld
3. Pretties by Scott Westerfeld
4. Specials by Scott Westerfeld
5. Extras by Scott Westerfeld
6-8. Midnighters trilogy by Scottwesterfeld
9-15. Narnia by C. S. Lewis
16. Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen
17-20. Nightworld series by L. J. Smith
21. The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne
22. The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan
23. Night by Elie Wiesell

After reading all of these books I will be 72% done with the 50 books challenge and will only have to read 14 more.