A Study In Comfort

So, tomorrow's the last day of this wretched, kind of cool, somewhat soul-finding (depending on what you did) project. I think it's safe to say we're all pretty psyched about that.

     I've learned quite a bit about myself from this...wonderful...experience. I've learned that socializing isn't my forte. I've learned that I don't really know how to keep a conversation going, let alone what to actually talk about. I've also learned that, yeah, sure, although I can be independent enough to get by without She-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, I still won't be able to handle making friends without her. So, yeah, this project bombed, but that's part of experimenting, right? You try and you succeed, or you try and you fail, but the only thing that matters is that you tried. 

     I wish I had something awe-inspiring to write down here that could actually be worth your while but, quite frankly, my Tumblr tab is beckoning to me, and the number of posts keep rising, and I'm too busy searching for the right gifs to end this dumb thing.

     I just want to thank Mr. Ross for thinking of something so creatively insane, something that actually helps us learn more about ourselves while being uncomfortably fun at the same time. 

     I owe you, Mr. Ross. I. Owe. You.

     Hehehe. Okay. Sherlock references over. I don't even know how many of you actually get it, so I'm probably just hitting corpses with a riding crop over here. 

     All honesty though, I think I didn't really branch off enough to get the full effect of this project, so if any of y'all want to hang sometime during lunch or over the weekend - can't do after school and some weekends I'm gone - I'm up for grabs! 

     Because, seriously...

     Kk, sorry! I can't help myself with all these gifs! I know it's getting annoyingly repetitive