Like my blog title says I had my first day today and it was kind of... Good I guess? The first day of school never has much to do. What we basically did is we learned the Code of Conduct. Also the Dean told us something I would have never been able to learn through common sense. She told us that we were not allowed to bring Bazookas to school or light stuff on fire. From what I can tell she wasn't trying to be funny, although I got a good laugh out of it. Also tell me if you find something wrong with the first rule in the Code of Conduct. I will type it exactly as it is written:


"I will be respectful at all times and obedient unless asked to do wrong."


That's exactly how it's written. This rule has been like that since the beggining of Middle School. Anyways, I also talked with a girl I've liked since Middle Schooltoday for a little while and I think she likes me but I'm not entirely sure. Women are pretty confusing .

Anyways, bye andhave a nice day.

*Note: I do not claim to own any of these pictures. They are from the Internet(Bugguide.com and vr360floridavillas.com*

When I was little I used to love searching for bugs because I found them fascinating. It seems like I still like to look for them so I've started doing it again. I've also been trying to take pictures of themWell, today I was looking outside my house for bugs and I came across a few that were pretty cool.


First of all I found an Assassin bug. I'm not sure if this is the exact species I found but it's the closest I can find to the one I found:



The bug I found was on a tree moving rather slowly. Apparently, some species can be dangerous to humans and I'm not sure if this was one of those.

After walking for a little while I found an area that had tons of bees, wasps, dragonflies, hornets, etc. I was wondering if I was going to see any big bugs today since the assassin bug was pretty tiny. Then I turned to the left because I saw a wasp fly by my head and what do I see right next to me?

*Dramatic tension*



























After jumping about 40 feet away from it due to my arachnophobia I looked closer to try and figure out what it is. Then I try to get some pictures of it and then a poor bee/hornet/yellow jacket(I forget which it was) flies into the web. I thought the creature might be able to fight the spider off but in less than a few seconds it was wrapped up and being eaten 0.o. See the zig zag pattern in it's web? You probably think that it has a practical reason to be there, right? Well, it turns out that it there purely for decoration. You wouldn't think a spider would have decorations bug apparently they do. It could be that to we humans it seems impractical but to the spider it may seem like a way to attract prey.


Anyways, that's just about everything interesting I found so far today. Bye and have a nice day.

I was looking up videos of spiders on Youtube trying to diagnose a certain spider and I came across a video about a Jumping Spider. I'm arachnophobic, so when I see a spider I think it's cute there is something weird going on. Anyways, I looked up pictures of them on Google and found this website:

http://villageofjoy.com/jumping-spider-goes-to-a-photo-session-15-pictures/

Some of these can actually be considered cute by me. Also here's the video I saw:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIkNLLw9ru0

I even made a gif image of one of my favorite parts:



Anyways, bye and have a nice day .