Spring break and connecting

So today is thursday, the last day of the week before I go on spring break for the rest of next week. I'm glad I get friday off. I've had an exceptional week, and I think I'll tell you a little about me to refresh the first blog post I made that is all the way at the bottom.

I'm a high school student in 10th grade and my first name is Andrew, any more than that I'm not sure if I can post, so I won't. Mostly because I'll get chewed out for sharing personal information. My history teacher made our class start this blog, each student creates their own blog using blogspot where they post about current events, and the occasional odd thing here and there. I want to take vocal lessons and join my favorite genre of Extreme/Black/Death Metal as a musician, I play guitar, and I'm thinking hard about making a career in the military.

Getting on with the guiding questions that I just realized were there, my favorite thing about my school is... well, have you ever heard something along the likes of this: Home is home, it seems new and exciting at first, but after a while it dims down. Then other places seem more exciting. Or like this: No one looks at their own home and instantly comes up with several things they love about it, they've been in it for a time and now its hard to give details about it.

Ok I messed up trying to do that but I think I got it now. People visiting other cultures will be quick to point out differences, details, habits, and information on our culture. Often it seems they know more than we do. We've been in America and so we only know it as home, how we live here has become simple living to us.

I really can't answer the rest of the guiding questions, they're about how you think the school could be better. I've been here since first grade so I have no idea how it could be better, it just is.

So I'll be leaving for my spring break now. Hope you guys have a good week too!