I don’t have normal Wednesdays. I’m not sure when this weird trend started, but it’s super bizarre and kinda awesome at the same time. Weird how often those adjectives coincide.
Here’s how my day went today:
7:50 am – Wake up so I can sign in and grab a bagel from the dining hall by 8
8 am – Go back to sleep.
9 am – Wake back up and actually get dressed.
9:40 am – Go to class.
10:30 am – Speak (and make a fool of myself by saying our town is the birthplace of the American Revolution rather than the Industrial Revolution. Dies) at student achievement assembly about my internship.
2 pm – Get out of classes, only had three, head to internship.
2:20 -3:40 pm – Drive around with my intern mentor downtown, creeping down streets filming random buildings and even knock on the door of a church, spend twenty minutes waiting for someone to get confirmation to let us in, then proceed to film the Tiffany windows inside.
4 pm -5:30 pm – Do homework.
5:30 pm – Go film the Lacrosse game and get some dinner. Spend rest of time studying for AP test next week.
7:30 pm – Check in everyone on the hall because my proctor asked me to since I’m going to be one myself next year. (A proctor is like a senior in charge of each hall who does check in every night, like and RA in college)
Pretty thrilling stuff I think. Not really. Anyway, I wanted to touch on this really odd habit I have gotten into. In class, mostly math, I have the tendency to draw like super intense doodles on my notebook. Not like hearts and stars, but like full out drawings. I think it’s weird, but it actually seems to help me pay attention, and I’ve been acing things in math recently. Check out some of my latest masterpieces below.


A sixteen year old high school junior with a sarcastic attitude and an interesting outlook on life. An aspiring film director and Florida native, currently attending a boarding school in New York and trying to keep whatever sense of sanity she has left.
Let me update you on my life up to this point.