Obsolete: Four Thirty-Six and Twenty Seconds

I have nothing new to report to my non-existent audience. My weekend consisted of my father and I going to a recycling shop and then a shopping centre, to look for some cork-topped jars that I needed for art. I couldn't find any, instead buying a brooch and some sushi for lunch. My sister's friend slept over, and we watched the most frightening horror movie I have seen in a while. It was called Splinter. The most disturbing part of it was that dead people would come back to life, and that the limbs of the victims would snap and fingers would break.

I went for a walk today with two of my friends. Normally it would be Jamie and I, but she was away, along with Steph-who had gone for a check-up at hospital. I'm a little fearful of using names, but it's the only real way to identify my friends, without calling them "Blondie" or by code-names or letters. We had to bail on one of my friends, because he had to console his sister about a bad break-up. So, we gave him some privacy, but the bell for next class rang, so we left. I apologised to him for abandoning him, and he said he'd walk second break. 

Instead he bailed on us, again, I suppose. So Henry and I walked again, and talked about Prince of Persia and Dante's Inferno, which isn't out for PSP until the 25th of February. 

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I contributed more to Addison's tale in Business. Turns out our competencies weren't filled out properly last year, so our new teacher has to rifle through all of the files and highlight everything that needs to be fixed on out files. What a disappointment that most of our work may have contributed to nothing. It says on my sheets that I'm competent, but not on the overall grade. I'm quite disappointed, perhaps even vexed at the lack of information we were given last year. 

Anyway, it now focuses on the Prince of the Pearl Citadel. I'll post the story here, hopefully people will read. It's not much, but I got a few 'popular' - A.K.A not very smart - girls to read them. One even asked me if I made up the word Citadel. I told her I didn't, but apologised in case she was talking about some other word, which she didn't get. I'm glad because I may have extended her vocab. one word. 

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There's another story going down with my USB's. It's called "The Life and Death of Blaine Eclaire Vedoir". I've rewritten it from when I was in year 9, where I had done 84 pages. I'm now extending and cleaning up, as well as cutting out the filler content. There isn't a plot, I realised, but at the end, I have to have Blaine die. I'm just going into their pasts and how they came to be - her and Darius (her partner for missions).

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Good day to you,

Celine