Say hello to my school's mascot, named "Pioneer Pete".

Well, Senior year in High School is going well. I got American Literature, Physical Science, Geometry, and of course, Digital Electronics at Clackamas Community College. So 4 clas ses this year, when usually, it is 5 (the reason it's four, is because Digital Electronics take twice as long as a regular period). The best part of Digital Electronics is soldering and taking pieces apart like Lego bricks, only more complicated. I'm well aware that I'm going to get hurt in at least one of the projects (by being burned or just a small wound), but pain is my middle name, so I can deal with it. As for the other subjects, well, those can be taken care of easily. But here's the best thing coming in my senior year:

I'll be turning 18 in a month.

Yes, people. I'll be turning 18 soon, which will make me legally an adult. THANK GOD FOR ADULTHOOD!!! *Angels singing while light from above shines on me*

Now that we're off that subject...well...I just have to bring this up. Here it goes...

Does anyone remember this movie? I bet you guys do. Last week, Cats Don't Dance was airing on Cartoon Network. While the network itself is going down the crapper (like Disney Channel, Nickelodeon, and MTV), it's good to see something awesome from the childhoods of many. For me, I've only seen some of the film. What I know is that there's this cat from Indiana named Danny is dreaming to become a movie star and applies at a movie studio called "Mammoth Pictures" (pretty much a parody of MGM studios throughout). Now granted, I was browsing through channels to see what's on, and this was the only thing on that I recognize. Now is the movie good? Well, It's better than good. It's a superb animated musical in my opinion, and deserves to be in second place on my Top 5 animated musicals list (the first being South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut).

Yes, Danny. We know you're curious about everything.

I'm thinking of getting this movie soon on DVD to see the part I missed in my childhood, which is what I've should've done when I was young.

Now with video games on the other hand, I'll be getting a couple games. I'll be looking for First Person Shooters and action games. One of them being a Tom Clancy game. I'm right now borrowing...

Rainbow Six Lockdown (No, I have not played Vegas or Vegas 2, but I do want to, since I love shooting terrorists in video games)

but I'll first be getting one or two of these Tom Clancy games:

(Advanceed Warfighter I'm going to try out)

Possibly I might get three of these at bargain prices. Now, before I go, I want to ask all of you a question:

No, I haven't graduated yet. I have a college class this trimester at Clackamas Community College. The class is Digital Electronics. I'm pretty sure that this is gonna be fun. I get to learn about processers, chips, etc. This might also be a step forward to becoming a game programmer/designer, so I can understand the insides.