newsflash: iphones and toilets don't mix well.

it's Thursday, and i'm running to the bathroom inbetween chemistry and gov/cit.
(of course, my phone happened to be in my pocket; something that never, ever happens.)
i won't go into detail, but  next thing i know. PLOP. i flip a 180 as fast as possible, and my worst dream just came true.
my brand new iphone was resting in the toilet.
i reached in and wiped that sucker off. i press the home button praying it would work. and to much astonishment. it worked.
not a single problem. none. nada. zelch.
i was ecstatic, and didn't think twice about putting my phone in rice like a smart person.
so i continue on with my day, and start  my weekend of right.
saturday morning rolls around, and my phone isn't turning on.
i stick it in rice for the day. and nothing.
it's dead. long gone and moved on..
i went to the verizon store, and there was nothing they could do about it. i could buy a new one for $600, but i don't evn have that much saved up in my savings account. and so here i am now with no phone, and no money to buy one.

anyone got a phone i can have?

anything > byu application, homework, & projects.

becoming a senior seems like the greatest thing in the whole world.

news flash.

it's not. unless college applications, scholarship essay's, finding motivation to do the simplest homework, having less than 6 hours a sleep a night because you procrastinate your homework, etc sounds appealing to you. but trust me. senior year is not all it's cracked up to be.

I am literally SWIMMING in things to do.

• finish BYU application (which i started 2 weeks ago)
• study for my Calculus test which I have to take early because I'm going to Missouri for thanksgiving.
• finish my Calculus homework
• read my book for Book Club in AP english
• make & complete my Chemistry project
• write my essay for English.
• AND FIND A DATE FOR PREFERENCE!!

doesn't my life sound wonderful? you are welcome to have it for awhile. if I ever offer any intelligent advice it would be this: DON'T TAKE A FULL SCHEDULE YOUR SENIOR YEAR. period.

something new.

My whole life, I have envied those who blogged. They were witty, creative, and had such an interesing life. I didn't think I could ever become a blogger, and here I am.
I can promise you, I am none of those things, but I am here, and I am now blogging.
So welcome to my life, I hope you enjoy.