I will tell you, my good friends.

Because limes reproduce asexually, by budding!

Today in Math, my friend said, "How come lemons have seeds but limes don't?" So we spent all of fourth block trying to figure out whether or not limes have seeds. I came up with the theory that they're asexual. (Hey, why not?) We looked closely at someone's Lipton Green Tea bottle, which, conveniently, had limes on it. No seeds, however. We asked our black cheerleader guy friend who sucks his thumb. (not a reliable source) Finally, we asked our math teacher. She said limes had seeds. Problem solved. Apparently, my friend's Biology teacher told her that limes don't have seeds just to mess with her. Ha ha.

What's new, peoples?

Icon of teh Day!

Ha ha.

Have a good week!

I've been on restriction for two weeks. (long story...) I'm back now! Who noticed I was gone? Just wondering...

So... What's new? I'm getting so much better at tenor saxophone. I'm proud of myself! Also, one of my contacts fell out in band (my last pair) so now I'm blind. GAH!

My dog ran away last Thursday, but she came back a few days ago.

Did I ever tell you guys I'm a Tamagotchi freak? I have seven. I just got a new one a few days ago, a V5. Yes, a V5. Good grief. It's THE MOST ridiculous thing ever. They tried to put too much in one little egg friend. T_T You raise three Tamagotchis at once. Utter chaos. The screen is very wide. You can only connect with other V5s, which is very inconvenient, since I only have one. They grow quite slowly. There's a stupid "Bond Percentage" thingy. I've had my Tamagotchis bond a bajillion times, but the Bond Percentage is only 10%. GAH. And I thought V4.5 was ridiculous.

I WENT TO DISTRICT HONOR BAND LAST WEEKEND!! It was oodles of fun.

I have fallen in love with "Jon and Kate Plus Eight." I LOVE THAT SHOW!

I think that's it... Okey dokey!

ICON OF TEH DAY!

Have a good week!

You can barely call that snow compared to what we're getting today. The advanced band from my school (which I am in) was at a clinic for the three best high school symphonic bands in Georgia (my band was one of them! ha ha. okay.) and we left yesterday. Ever heard of Dr. Robert Rumbelow, band people? He be awesome. Anyways, this morning we were in rehearsal with Keith Dye from Texas Tech University. Our band director came in and said that we had to go because of the really bad weather coming in, and if we didn't leave soon we wouldn't be able to get home. So we had to leave for home about 10 hours early. About partway home, it started snowing heavily. IT WAS SO COOL! There's more than an inch of snow right now, I would say. The snow we got last Wednesday was only a small amount and didn't even stick. Look at this snow.

My driveway.

I had never made a snowball EVER until today. It was fun! The snow felt funny in ball form. This a mini snowman my little brother and I made. He's smiling, just so you know.

My backyard. So pretty!! There's more snow now. I took this pic a couple of hours ago.

So there you have it. I just wanted to tell you guys about the wonderful, beautiful snow so uncommon to the southern state of Georgia.

Have a nice week, and happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day!

SNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!