Class Testing, ugh!

I tested for Algebra 1 a few weeks ago and Why We Believe, a theology course yesterday and my brain died from test overload. I had to skip only one question on the algebra test because you had to qualify for Mensa to solve it. The Why We believe test was easy, but the quantity of the questions daunted me. I got into Why We Believe. :)

My Birthday :)

It was yesterday. I frosted my own cupcake with Cool Whip, a whipped cream substitute for lactose intolerant people (I am not lactose intolerant, but my family is :p).  I am 13 now, old enough to join my friends on Instagram. I hope that my age is not detestable to my blog viewers.

P.S. Thank you for over 200 page views. I never thought I would get this many.

I Believe in Inclusion

Inclusion allows special needs kids to adapt to the real world. It also is forced social interaction because social skills are not learned out of a book like math and science. Without inclusion, I would feel like an outcast. Never knowing like the real world leads to more problems like depression and insanity.

I have a Concert Tomorrow!

It is a fine arts festival and we are playing Court of the Noble Trumpeteers and Festivo Fantastico.

Festivo Fantastico

Court of the Noble Trumpeteers

The Whole Ideal Person Thing

It started since Greek and Roman mythology. The "perfect" person was portrayed as intelligent, athletic, and attractive. I am not athletic, but I am passionate about every opinion. Success may make your life harder. I always thing I should be perfect, so when I fail, it is hard to recover because I am, for the most part, that ideal person.