"For
I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worthy to
be compared with the glory that is to be revealed to us...For in hope
we have been saved, but hope that is seen is not hope; for who hopes
for what he already sees?...But if we hope for what we do not see, with
perseverance we wait eagerly for it."
I can't believe we're SENIORS. The senior lounge is BEAUTIFUL. I love all the comfy couches and the huge 2005. Senior territory only, please.
Freshmen were not very good. My brother told me that their advisor scratched their CD so that's why the music was all messed up. Also, all the airbands had seperate CDs, and so it got complicated. They could only play the "Heya" song because someone had it on their iPod. Okay and why a Japanese song for an airband? Dot dot dot...
Sophomores were decent. I liked some of their airbands and bits and pieces of their skit. I couldn't really follow though because everything just moved so slowly and it was redundant.
Monday was nerd day for seniors and I went ALL OUT! I told my mom that I needed to dress up as a nerd and she replied, "Okay let's look in your dad's closet." HAHA! So I ended up wearing my dad's pants, belt, and shirt. I had my hair up in two buns, tape wrapped around my glasses, a calculator and pencils to accompany my empty shirt pocket, rolled and pulled up my pants, and wore blue stockings and fobby sandals. Nice. My butt looked HUGE with my dad's pants on so I decided to wrap a Hopkins sweater around my waste to add more of a nerdy touch, and at the same time cover up my huge booty. Killing two birds with one stone. My last and final prop was my ROLLING BACKPACK (actually my brother's from jr. high). Mhm. :)
