hi, how are you?

Fiction is my favorite kind of writing, and I write fiction stories more than anything else. When I write, I don’t like writing about what’s happening with me in my life, I create something. My life is boring, I want to make something that I find interesting. I rarely write non-fiction or poems or anything else unless I’m forced to. Blogging is the closest to non-fiction I get. I have a blog here on edublogs and I also have a blog on livejournal. I have a hard time staying committed to routine, especially things involving the computer.

My favorite fictional book is probably 1984. That book changed my life, straight up. After reading the book (not even really while reading it, but when I was writing the essay on the test) I went from being a questionable christian to seeing (what I view as) the truth, that there is no such thing as god.  George Orwell in general is just awesome. I liked Animal Farm as well.

I’m giving blood today, that’s pretty exciting. I’m really nervous, though. I’m scared of needles, so I’m getting pretty panicky. Hopefully they won’t stick me a thousand times to try to suck the blood out of me. Scarryyyy. But I get out of class =D
That’s kind of sad, actually. I’d rather give away a pint of blood then sit in a class.
Whatever, it’s a winwin situation.

The blood drive mascot is pretty cute =D

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