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Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Oh My Goodness! & What Latin Can Do To Your Day

Oh My Goodness!!

So I'm watching NCIS, from last week, and I knew that throughout this past season NCIS has been looking into Gibbs past, and this episode is the one that adds to it!! I'm not going to ruin it if you enjoy NCIS, but Oh My Goodness!!

What Latin Can Do To Your Day

So I kind of stopped Latin and since reading The Gospel According to Starbucks and attempting to take some PSAT tests, I have learned that Latin will help me tremendously to learn what the words mean in the English section, I might actually have a chance of passing the SATs & PSATs. BUT I did my Latin yesterday before work, and just about the whole day was off. Mom and I were snippy at each other, before work I spilled my coffee on my pants (only some of it-luckily), I then (let's hope my boss isn't reading) for got to change the open sign to open, luckily Father Dan came and he changed it for me. I then did drop multiple books and DVDs (only the cases of DVDs). Then when I had singing rehearsal I totally messed up, and couldn't hit any of the high notes. So Latin totally messed up my whole day yesterday, but yet I'm doing Latin today!

Lots of Love
Cae ♥

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

April 19-20, 2009 to April 19-20, 2010

Since I moved a year ago, I figured I would write a comparison of April 19-20. The two days that when I moved.

~.:April 19, 2009:.~
I woke up early, sat up on my mattress (my bed's in storage). Today mom is going to give the sermon today at church. I grabbed a pair of jeans, my dark blue & white stripped shirt, and my hot pink wedge heals out of the blue travel duffel bag. We left for church at 9:15. I wasn't singing in the choir today, because I knew I was going to cry, so I sat next to Jill instead. I waited in the narthex for Squid. I was always asked about the house, if I liked it, and if I wanted to move from people who knew my family. Squid never showed, so around 9:50 I walked over to the pew next to the organ. i sat on the red pew cushion, and waited for Jill. I kept my composure, until my mom went up and started her sermon.

"People use the phrase bittersweet to explain such a time of change in one’s life, but perhaps for us it is a little more bitter than sweet. But such a move is just another part of our faith journey." My mom said. Jill gave me a tissue then said "Cae, look at the congregation. . .They're crying. Cae, your dad is crying."

"Jill, my dad doesn't cry, he never cries," I said as I looked, sure enough some of the members of the congregation were crying. I looked across the church and looked up to the balcony. Sure enough my dad was crying, I lost all of my composure when I saw my dad crying, he never shows emotions. After church Erika took some photos of the family with Jill & Elven, the As, and the Ts.



We were just about to leave at 12 when mom said she needed to head to the market. She went over and saw Mrs. A (Squid Moms). Squid was with Mrs. A, so she and I hugged and cried in front of the church. "Cae, don't cry, because then I'll cry" Squid said as I cried and hugged. "Too late" I said as we hugged. "I'm going to miss you" I said as we hugged more. Finally when we were semi-composed we said goody. Once back home, I was sad, but as mom said "bittersweet"

~.:April 20, 2009:.~
I got dressed, pulled out jeans, hot pink wedge heals, My blue v cut short sleeve shirt, and my pink University of Hartford sweatshirt. Mr. Dattilo (our Realtor) came to the house around 8:00 as we were trying to pack the vehicles up and find our cat. At 11:00 the house was completely empty, well except for one basket and our cat. Just as we left the home owners pulled in to do a last walk through. We drove to Perk on main, to have a visit with Erika & her mom. Squid left a gift for me, since she had a horseback riding lesson. I opened my first and it was a pair of lounging pants with the towns name on the left pant leg. After mom and I went back to our house, to see that Bandit (our cat) came out, so mom got the cat and I changed into my new pants. We made it up to Massachusetts by 1:00 we had my grandfather follow us up, with stuff in his car. When we pulled into the driveway my new next door neighbor came over with her mom.
"Hi, I'm Meagan," Megan said "Hi, I'm Cae" I responded I just stood. Meagan and I talked until Meagan's mom said that they should let us unpack. Once I knew that there was a girl my age next door to us, I knew that we moved to the right place.

~.:April 19, 2010:.~
My hair was in two braid from last night. I took the braids out, and my hair was immediately wavy. I found a pair of jeans, my 3/4 sleeve shirt, and a pair of flip flops. I had work today until 5. It was also Patriot's Day (the day that messed up the whole house buying process up here), so it was a slow day at the library. I spent the day doing stuff I loved, reading, writing, cooking, and watching Survivor! I went for a long walk down my street, realizing what I gained up here in Massachusetts.

~.:April 20, 2010:.~
I woke up and dug around my closet for a pair of jeans, and a tee-shirt. Once those were found I went and took a shower. I got dressed and quickly braided my wet hair, and walked downstairs. Today is a boring day, not doing much of anything. I went on another long walk down my road, just thinking about moving and that since moving here, it was a really good thing for me, and that since moving I've been able to do much more things than, when I lived in Connecticut. I spent the rest of the day reading and playing outside with my next door neighbor. Compared to last year, this year was a lot more easier, and less stressful.


Since moving, I have learned a lot of things about life, and my relationship with God. Most of it because I moved, and it was hard on the teenager I am. I also have been able to excel in thing, and be able to do stuff that I wouldn't be allowed to do in Durham. I've gotten a job, written a book, made new friends, and gained a whole second hometown.

When I first moved to Massachusetts, I just about found something wrong with everything, and when I couldn't find something wrong with it I could just say "It's not like Connecticut" and I would be right. I have now realized that Massachusetts isn't as bad as I thought it was going to be, I've been able to grow in many ways, and I love it here!

Cae ♥

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

I Need Some Advice From Parents!

Hi guys! Hopefully mothers and fathers.

Since my last blog post (Random Dozen) I've been getting some comments from mothers and I'm trying to convince my mom (Dawn) to allow me to get a Blogger account. Here's the deal, I'm tired of a couple of things

1. Logging in as Dawn
2. Being Dawn in all of my comments
3. Not being myself.

Some of my mom's concerns I understand, and have found a way around them. She doesn't want my name out there, thus my alias "Dear Daughter", so I would make my name on Blogger "Dear Daughter" instead of my actual name. My mom is also worried that I would shut her out of my Blogger account, and make new blogs. I actually am pretty content with this blog, it's hard work to keep it up, and plus my mom has every account name and password to every site that I am in, Facebook, AIM, Email, Deviant Art, Witty Profiles, Girl Scouts, ProBoards, and what ever else I'm on.

So to all of those moms and dads out there what is your advice for a teenager like me? Would you say sure go for it, or would you say no?

Thanks for the help.
Dear Daughter :)

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Writing, Working, and Weekend!

Well, I've been on a complete "forget about blog" moment, and it doesn't help that I'm half awake at 4:31 in the afternoon.
Writing, The past couple months, since I moved I've been writing a novel, well actually a fictitious memoir, but novel for short. This novel is about me moving and it's come to be almost done, the only issue, is how to end it! Part of me wants to end it, so I could start a sequel, but the other part, is "You know how hard it is to write a 200 page book, why do you want to do it again?!" Have any hints?

Working!! Okay, so I don't get paid- - -YET! I've been working at the library since May, and now that I'm a librarian the child labor laws come in effect, since the director is trying to get me a paid position, just for an hour or to, so I could take my Basic Library Technicians (B.L.T).

Weekend, okay, so I was trying to think of another "W" for the title, and since it's almost the weekend, well not really, I figured I would use "Weekend" the past couple weekends have been filled with basketball games, church, meetings, movies, and reading. What do you do on the weekend?

Sunday, January 3, 2010

What Happend to Sunday?

As a small kid, I remember Sunday was always church, you always went to church, nothing would make church an conflict, because it just wouldn't be right, but now 10 years later everything happens during church or shortly after church. Yes I realize everyone is not Christian, but think of how many there are, think of how many children you are pulling away from learning about God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit. The number would be countless, we had good friends who did football in the old town, want to know when their games where? Yes, you are correct on Sunday mornings. The issue was that these good friends were very religious, and they also believe you put 110% into what you're doing, so their boys were always at their games, and they would show up at church after (if there was time). Now with a foster child, he does basketball. I have to say I applaud to the coaches for not making the games right during church service, but the one today it at 12:30, it's a 45 minute drive from our church to the game, and our church ends at 11:30, and I have a volunteer job.

Sunday's are no longer church, early dinner with family, then praying. It's running around, busy schedules, sometimes even missing church, stopping at a McDonald's for dinner, and going straight to bed once you get home.

So I'll ask once again.

What Happened to Sunday?

Friday, October 23, 2009

Funraising Ideas!

As you guys know, my library has been going under some budget cuts, and to fill in the gap from the budget cuts, we have been doing a lot of fundraising. So to help them out, I had to use my resources wisely and use my contacts. My Uncle works at Uno’s and sells Pampered Chef, two things that can fundraise. Pampered Chef would be a wonderful Catalog party since we don’t have the room for a demonstration, and Uno’s has a dough raiser, which you choose a night for your organization, hand out vouchers, and everyone who shows up on that night, part of the proceeds will go towards your organization.

Check into some of local fundraisers that can help out an organization that you are a part of.
Sincerely,
C

Thursday, October 22, 2009

Young Adult Books

The Library that I volunteer for is having budget cuts; we just recently met the gap that the town left us with. I’m the only young adult who volunteers . . . Let me fix that sentence I am the only volunteer at this library, and the director is convinced that she cannot pick out good Young Adult (YA) books for the YA section, so she has told me that if I get her a list of books that appeal to me, she will go through it and buy them, so yesterday when I was volunteering she handed me two magazines Library Journal and Publisher’s Weekly, I was instructed to read the reviews and to circle the books that I liked. Once I got home from the library, I immediately went to Barnes and Noble online to see what bestsellers they had, so far I have a couple titles, and this is where you come in. If you have/know of any good books for Young Adults let me know, I will gladly pass it on to the director, and you never know your book might be the newest “new” book in the library.
Sincerely,
C

Monday, September 28, 2009

"My" Blank

Since I moved I’ve learned that I called everything in my old town, “my”, for example
My Library DPL
My Church UCD
My minister Elven
My Choir Director Jill
My Hometown
With moving, and being in limbo, I’ve been able to drop the My blank, I now say “My old minister Elven” etc, but I’ve only been able to replace one “my” in the new town, and that’s been the library, I now call WWPL “MY” Library. I was recently informed by the director of the library, that I talk less and less about DPL (my old library). In between my real life and the life I’ve been portraying in my story, I have written myself a four year contract as a volunteer to the library (even thou they don’t know it). Since I was entering H.S. I was debating if I should go back to school, and it ended up being between the Publc School, a Private school, and being homeschooled. One day in Kentucky on our way back home I called my mom, she said that she stopped at the library and talked to the director, and the director told my mom that she didn’t want to give me too much work, for fear that the library will lose me, and I would decided to go to school. Needless to say, that made my decision. I figured that if the library loves me that much, I don’t think that I could watch myself “give up” on my library. The moral of the story, for whoever is reading this is well, go to the library in your town, and make you “your” library, not the town’s library.
By: C

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

The Boy Within Me

I am far from the girly girl, who needs to plan their outfit out for the week, needs match nail polish to their shirt, it's just not me. I'm usually one of the guys. I'll be the one playing with the guys playing football, and I'm good at it, or I'll be the one who will complain when dad takes my brother, but not me hunting or to the gun range. I'm also the one who will be in the car and see a Corvette and yell "CORVETTE MY BABY!", that's only a few things that I'll do that most teenager girls (none of my friends) don't do.

Me

1. Talking about Cars

2. Playing with Fire (In a Safe way)

3. Hunting and Competitve Shooting

4. I'll watch Football and Hockey

5. I carry a pocket knief

Most Girls

1. Talking about the new hot boy in the school

2. Won't play with fire, let alone be with it

3. Shopping, and Why would you kill an innocent animal and eat it!

4. Ballet and Horseback Riding

5. Knives are bad

So as you can see I am on of the guys, but when I don't want to be with the guys, I can just go hang with my main friends. The four of us are all one of the guys.

Luv Ya,

C =]

Thursday, September 10, 2009

Teenager Thursdays

I’m going to start a weekly thing, and this weekly thing will be called Teenager Thursdays. It will happen every Thursday and it will involve something a teenager will like, and since I’m a teenager, It’ll be easy. For today I figured I will decode the teenager language for all parents to read, especially my mom, because she needs to know what she’s typing to my friends :-p
OMG: Oh My God/Gosh!
WTF: What The Fuck!?
JK: Just Kidding
JC: Just Chilling
K: Okay
OMFG: Oh My Fucking God/Gosh!
BRB: Be Right Back
BBL: Be Back Later
BBML: Be Back Much Later
G2G: Got to Go
2: To
Pwned: Owned (like a burn)
Pwnage: Ownage (like a Pwn but better)
Liek: Like
NW: No Way
BF: Boy Friend
GF: Girl Friend
FB: Facebook
MYS: Myspace
Pic: Picture
Rly: Really
RP: Role Play
OOC: Out Of Character
Charrie: Character
S/N: Screen name
Plz/pls: Please
w/:With
2gether: Together
HW: Homework
O: Oh
WEML: Whatever Major Loser
W/E: Whatever
NM: Nothing Much
Wu/what’s^: What’s Up?
Lol: Laughing Out Loud


By: C :)

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

A Week in a Homeschooler's Life

I had an idea today! That I will photograph my weekly life, what I do as a homeschooler, I’ll take pictures throughout the next week starting tomorrow and ending on the September 17th. After each day I will write and post pictures of what happened throughout the day. I hope this explains what I do as a homeschooler. I hope you enjoy reading the blog, and what my life consists of :)


By: <3 c



Monday, August 3, 2009

101st Post!

Ok, so this post needs some type of story with it because it is out 101st post, I never thought that my mom and I would make it this far to the 101st post, but at the same time, I felt that this should have been reached a long long time ago, but with moving, and me just totally forgetting about you guys (sorry), I guess it took us this long to get here. Sorry, it was supposed to be the 100th post, but I forgot, and I posted something else, my bad. But YAY! We made it to 100!\

by C