I went to that event that the college puts on for creative writing students. I read two of my poems in front of a bunch of people. My hands were shaking, and I think I was talking waaaay too close to the microphone. When I read the poem about crazy squirrels, though, people laughed. =x So they must have been able to understand what I was saying, even though I was speaking really fast, like a kid on too much sugar. The event was really awesome, though. I love seeing classmates read. (Though I feel like everyone else was so calm and prepared compared to me. >.> Some of them were
great at reading out loud. I need to work on that still.)
I showed that poem (the one that is Poem of the Month) to my mom and she showed Mrs Burton back at MESS. Apparently she wants to print it in the school's newsletter. I guess people in Kitimat like it because it references the Kuldo? Wheeeee. =x
...So, I have discovered that it's not Adam's snoring that keeps me up at night. Well, at least it's not entirely that. Because he's gone now and... I can hear all the noises from outside. I think he absorbs sound. You know, like how baking soda absorbs all the smells in the fridge? Are there owls in this region? I swear to god I heard an owl last night. And wolves. I turned on the fan even though I was freezing cold, just to drown out the sounds of the night. I miss my bed-warmer/sound-absorber. I hope he comes home soon.
I still haven't seen any of my Poem of the Month posters up. There's only three more days of class left this semester. D= I hope they put them up soon. Well, maybe people will read them during exams? I'm sure there will be plenty of people wandering around the school bored, waiting for their exams to start. A lot of people show up early and then don't study, it seems.
Also, I really should be working on that essay that's due... tomorrow. Yeeeeah. >.> I'm going to be staying up until 4am-ish, probably. Good thing I'm hyper!
Edit: Yep, 4:30 AM. I completed the BEAST. This is probably the worst essay I've ever written and I suspect that my English teacher is going to tell me she's disappointed in me. >.> (She liked my first essay enough to ask to use it as a sample for future classes.) ...But whatever. I finished it, through sickness and family emergency, and I'll take the crappy grade I deserve. (Eh, it's better than the zero that comes from not doing it at all, right?)