It came upon an inverted night, when all the smog appeared...

Wahoo! Yippie! Huzzah! Ya! The semester is finally, FINALLY over!!!! *Heel clicks seven or eight times. I lost track...* I do have one final tomorrow, so yes, technically school isn't over just yet but pretty much. My hardest classes are over!!! I just hope I passed them both so that I won't ever have to think about that stuff again :)

Being the one with the password an ID for this blog, I have the ability to see how many views it gets a day and from where in the world those views are coming from. Do not panic if you're stalking my blog waiting every minute for more delectable cyber words from yours truly because I can not pin-point your EXACT location (unfortunately...). I just know your approximate geographical location (USA, Chile, Russia, etc.). First off I'd like to thank all of you for viewing my blog. I'm glad I'm not hated by EVERYONE. Well, at least you're viewing even if you are just mocking me the whole time (mom and Tristan, >:[ I spell just fine....) In any case if anyone can explain why I have so many views from Russia that'd be great. I also have single views from Chile, Indonesia, Germany, Columbia, and Ukraine. These I can understand a little bit more (just a little bit though because Indonesia, what the heck?). There are a lot of people in the world and some of those lots of people might randomly wander on to my blog. But why have Russians 18+ times viewed my blog? It must be really boring there if you're viewing a blog of a person that you do not know and have no connection to 18+ times. There's got to be better things to do. Play some good Russian games like...Russian drinking games or Russian Roulette. Something better than this blog, which shouldn't be hard. Just saying'...

This is reason number one why you shouldn't watch Glee...need I say more?

If any family could substitute for the seven dwarves on their days off it would be my family. We'd fit like a glove, a patched together and pretty worn, but we'd fit. We'll start with yours truly. Now if you can't guess which of the seven (so many choices!) little men I'd be then I don't know why you're still reading this blog because I probably don't know you. Are you one of those Russians? Grumpy is who my family simultaneously said I'd be. They are very rude people and you should avoid contact with them if you don't want them to say something untruthfully mean about you. Mother dearest would be Doc (because if she's not the boss then I'd like to give up Grumpy and run for Doc and when I'm nominated I promise...) because she says so that's why! Miki would be bashful because she's so timid and shy she let's Kindergarteners push her around. Kelcie would be Happy. In fact, I think that the definition of happy should be Kelcie. Tristan would be Sleepy. Those of you who saw her at Grandma Carla's last weekend know what I'm taking about. Dad would be Gas, I mean Sneezy. Dopey would be Kelcie. Once Shay can put the rolls in the oven twice with plastic wrap on top, once with a paper towel, and once with a cloth towel and uses dish soap instead of detergent in the dish washer then she can be Dopey. Good luck Shay. Until that day she can be one of the animals the Dwarves let in their house to clean. She can start on my bathroom first. I needs to be cleaned good because I just had ice cream...

I'm excited to leave Friday morning for Boston. It should be a real fun time. I'll let you know how it goes. I'm trying to decide if I should bring my computer and then I can keep you regularly updated. You should comment or send me an email if you'd like me to bring it with you. Either way, I'll be seeing most of you real soon seeing how Christmas is only 12 days away. Ahh, and school is over :) Now I can read that Brandon Sanderson book!

So to recap with the Australia thing, I got accepted to do an internship in Marine Biology in Australia September 2012. It'll be a six month program and I'll probably end up somewhere along the coast of the Great Barrier Reef though I don't know exactly where yet. I won't get placed until sometime the beginning of next year. I haven't heard anything from them since. Because my visa will last a year and the program is only six months long I'm playing with the idea of staying the extra six months and working there. When else am I going to have the chance to live in Australia?!! But, we'll see how I'm feeling when that time comes...

I bought a 2000 Chrysler Cirrus the Saturday after Thanksgiving for $2300 some odd dollars from a dealership. It has about 140k miles on it.

I was able to get for so cheap because the mechanic didn't look at it. It had some funny quirks about it, like locking itself while the keys were inside, or having to unlock the the car with the remote and then unlock the car with the keys because the remote only deactivates the alarm. It had some problems with the motor mounts that we got fixed and everything was good. Until the car died on me as I got on the  freeway Saturday. Luckily I wasn't far from a shop and my dad was able to tow me to the shop just as they were starting to close. They got to it Monday and told us that the main computer had fried and the timing belt was pretty cracked and looked like it was going to break soon. They couldn't find much more than that because the computer was down but they estimated that it was take $1600 to fix those problems. Luckily my insurance check for my car came in the mail yesterday. I got $4409 for my beautiful green Subaru. So after paying my dad back and fixing this dumb car up I might break even, if I'm lucky. I'm thinking about selling it for some cash before I head out over seas to Australia next year but we'll see when that time comes.

Well, I'm going to go enjoy some freedom for a bit. Until next time enjoy these comics