With graduation just around the corner, many of us seniors have started handing out our invites to classmates and underclassmen. This handing out just started today, but already I've gotten two invites that say "Your invited!" on the top. Anyone see anything wrong with this? Apparently after thirteen years of education, high school seniors still don't know the difference between your and you're. I find it quite hilarious, and I'm bound to see more of these spelling mistakes. However, I do kind of pitty (now did I spell that right, it doesn't look right) the people who have done this because it's going to make them look really stupid to their peers (if they even notice) but most of all, their teachers. How embarrassing!

I'd also like your input. I'm making Chip a CD for part of his graduation present. If you know of any totally awesome graduation CD appropriate songs, let me know. Did that make any sense? I hope it did.

Oscar is doing much better, which I am very glad to see. I was very concerned last Friday when I found him coughing up blood. No more blood and barely a cough. Good Oscar!

I'd just like everyone to know AP exams SUCK! I took my AP Calculus exam this morning and was pretty much beat after the first twenty minutes. Good thing it won't hurt my grade and I don't really have to have it next year. Otherwise, I might be freaking out about now.

Did anyone else hear the thunderstorm last night? It was AWESOME!