Changes, Changes, Changes.

Changes are afoot, my peeps.

As I have said before, change is inevitable -- except from a vending machine.

Okay, so I didn't really say that. Some guy named Robert C. Gallahager or something said it. But, you know, whatever.

So, it started snowing on Sunday.

At first, it was this really weak stupid snow that first night, and I got excited, and then it stopped snowing and I was sad.

But then I woke up the next morning and there was snow everywhere.

School went on on Monday, but we had two-hour early dismissal because they were expecting a lot of snow later on. All the staff kept yelling at people because they were throwing snowballs at people. I'm just glad Ms. Worserest wasn't there. She would probably attempt to take away all the snow. Because that's what she does.

Oh, did I tell you about Ms. Worserest? I can see I didn't.

Well, she's the suckiest vice principal for a middle school WHO EVER LIVED.

How to I hate thee, Ms. Worserest? Let me count the ways:

1. You make up stupid rules that weren't even written anywhere
2. You replaced Ms. Awesome, who was THE BESTEST vice principal EVAR compared to you.
3. You think the words "should" and "must" are the same thing.
4. You're under the delusion that kids ages ten and up are unable to cross streets without supervision, so you put up traffic cones and direct traffic when you weren't even said to be allowed to do this in the first place, but you do it anyway for some reason unbeknown to me and many other people.
5. You are also under the delusion that just because Mr. Cooper, the REAL principal, is locked in his office all day, even though all the other staff is around, YOU and YOU only are in charge. Which is not necessarily true. However, you are unfortunately in a position of power, which is frustrating to me, but I'm not going to say anything about it because if I do I'll get in trouble.

So there.

Where was I? Oh yes. Snow.

So, on Monday, Kathy, Max and I were standing by this tree of awesomeness (now to be referred to as ToA), and it was snowing, and MAX DIDN'T HAVE HIS COAT ON. I mean really. He was holding it in his hands, but he didn't put it on. I didn't say anything until he started shivering, and then I said, "Max! Why aren't you wearing your coat?! It's SNOWING for god's sake! AND you're shivering!" He replied with "No I'm not," and then Kathy asked him if he wanted a ride home and he said yes and then they left and I was alone.

So I went home too.

That night, it snowed EVEN MORE, and now there's about six inches of snow on the ground.

It's about time.

School was canceled today, and it's canceled tomorrow, and it was Thanksgiving weekend anyway, so I get a six-day weekend.

SWEET.

Tomorrow, I really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really really want to get out of the house for once, so Kathy's trying to make plans with Kevin, and I'm probably going to be able to come. And so is Tyler, but just because he asked.

I just thought it was about time that I blogged, and today is an update.

Bye!

P.S. Did you see the new layout? It's BEAUTIFULZ, I know. It's a lot better than any of the other ones that I've had so far, especially with my banner. Now it's just all kinds of prettifulzzzzzzzz. That's it. For reals. Bye.