When I typed in the URL, I typed liverjournal.com. LMAO, just thought I'd share.
So, as you can imagine, I've been extremely busy considering that I haven't posted here in Lord knows how long. Between my school work, dance, and helping my mom with teaching/house stuff I've barely had time to just breathe, but I'm just happy that we have off tomorrow.
Damn, I just looked back and realized that my last entry was written before I even started school . . . wowww. Okay, update on my teachers:
Mr. Husar- History is going to be fun this year, I can tell. Mr. Husar is such a cool, down-to-earth guy and I love listening to him talk. He has so much enthusiasm- that's good for me since I have a tendency to daydream during History, LOL.
Mr. Sislian- Enough said. I think everyone knows who this guy is by now. As much as I miss Mr. Brady, Sis is freakin' hilarious. "Shark drives bus into teacher's home!" "STROKE, STROKE!" "We need to catch the reader's attention with our words? So, what, should we say shitfuckfuck???" BAHAHAHAHA, I love this man.
Mrs. Koenig- She's a former Humanities teacher, so of course she's a little out there but she's funny AND she lets us listen to music while we work. She makes fun of how one kid in our class listens to his iPod so loud that he can't hear anything. "Mina, you smell like a monkeyyyyyy." :P My only problem is that I can't do abstract work. I signed up for Intro to Illustration- not Abstraction for Experts.
Mr. Kenny- I still don't know what to make of him. All I know is that I'm going to become a much better writer by the end of the year because that's all he keeps reiterating to us. Oh, and everyone gets a C first quarter in his class and he picks on me a lot. He's so satirical. I think I'll grow to like him eventually.
Sr. Peña- Oh. My. God. Okay, show of hands-- who does NOT hate him? No one. That's what I thought. What an asshole. He should not be allowed to teach AP.
Mr. Pazinko- Poor Pazinko. Everyone makes fun of him. He's a nice guy, just a little scatterbrained. I wonder if he realizes that everyone laughs at him in class. And as Mythili said today, "I thought PreCalc was Pre-Calculus, not Post-Algebra." Go figure.
Mrs. Anderson- Ohhhh man, I love her. I actually like Physics which I did not expect. She favors the girls so much. :P I love all of her little analogies that end up with either hurting or killing one of the boys in our class. "Okay, so Mina pushes off a space station and he is not tethered to it. Casey has the rope, but she's too busy to go after him. So, Mina keeps drifting out into space because of the lack of inertia." "Dona and Mina are standing on a roof and Dona drops Mina off of it. He has an acceleration of -10 m/s^2." Bahahahahaha. :P Mina takes quite a beating everyday.
Ms. Takacs- She hasn't changed since last year. She's still very quiet, but I still love her anyway. She's very sweet. I did triple pirouettes today in her class. I am so proud of myself. :D
Dance has been very interesting so far this year at the Dance Carousel. It's my 10th year there, 11th year dancing all together- yayyyyy for me. : ) I think all of my training is finally paying off this year. That, and all those hours of watching SYTYCD, have had a big impact on my technique and suddenly I can do all of these more difficult steps easily. What's up with that???? I'm glad I decided to take lyrical this year, because Miss Karen has been getting some great ideas for different choreography and it's a great class to take to work on stylizing your dancing which is what I want to do. We started our dance to "Out Here On My Own" from Fame last night and it's really cool. I'm very excited to see what we're learning next. :D
Ballet has been the same deal as last year, except I'm considered the senior in the class now. The student teacher and her cousin left and the troupe students are gone, so I'm the oldest and most experienced. It's a little scary to think that I've been dancing with Miss Karen for seven years now. She's literally seen me grow up. She somehow knew who I was when I started out as a beginner jazz student in second grade (probably because that was the year my dad died). Then she saw my audition for troupe twice, get rejected and accepted once, and then made me cry MANY times in class during troupe because I sucked when I started. I used to hate her and now she's my favorite dance teacher that I've ever had. Wowwww, I'm getting all mushy here. Anyway, she's more of a friend than a teacher to me lately. We poke fun at each other a lot. I can do no wrong with her. Even when I come in late she's just glad that I'm there. My technique and my strength have gotten so much better in this class, too. We're dancing to "Kiss Me Kate" for the recital. Should be . . . ummmmm . . .interesting?
Kathryn's hip hop class is a dream come true. THERE'S REAL TECHINQUE THERE!!! YESSSSSSSSSSS. At first our class started out with 18 kids and it grew every week until finally last week with 25 kids they split the class. Nine of us moved to Monday nights (all of the well-behaved hard workers, thankfully) and we love it. Kathryn loosened up as well as the rest of us with more space and less noise to dance with. The other girls were so bitchy and talked all the time. Now we can at least relax. I think I'm in love with Kathryn's warm up. She stretches and works every muscle in our bodies- it's amazing. We stretch a lot and we do push ups and jumping jacks and jogging and we do this extremely long set of sit ups which are not necessarily fun or easy, but I feel good doing them. Plus, my abs are starting to get hard already. Maybe I'll have a six-pack by the end of the year. That might be cool. :P
Sooooo, my day off tomorrow, you ask? Pirate lunch and "running errands" with Mythili and Stacey at the mall and plans are still up in the air with Mr. Liebman who I need to call in about an hour. I should get started on my homework, but will I? . . . Probably not. Maybe I'll do Math or Physics just to get it out of the way . . . maybe not.
So, as you can imagine, I've been extremely busy considering that I haven't posted here in Lord knows how long. Between my school work, dance, and helping my mom with teaching/house stuff I've barely had time to just breathe, but I'm just happy that we have off tomorrow.
Damn, I just looked back and realized that my last entry was written before I even started school . . . wowww. Okay, update on my teachers:
Mr. Husar- History is going to be fun this year, I can tell. Mr. Husar is such a cool, down-to-earth guy and I love listening to him talk. He has so much enthusiasm- that's good for me since I have a tendency to daydream during History, LOL.
Mr. Sislian- Enough said. I think everyone knows who this guy is by now. As much as I miss Mr. Brady, Sis is freakin' hilarious. "Shark drives bus into teacher's home!" "STROKE, STROKE!" "We need to catch the reader's attention with our words? So, what, should we say shitfuckfuck???" BAHAHAHAHA, I love this man.
Mrs. Koenig- She's a former Humanities teacher, so of course she's a little out there but she's funny AND she lets us listen to music while we work. She makes fun of how one kid in our class listens to his iPod so loud that he can't hear anything. "Mina, you smell like a monkeyyyyyy." :P My only problem is that I can't do abstract work. I signed up for Intro to Illustration- not Abstraction for Experts.
Mr. Kenny- I still don't know what to make of him. All I know is that I'm going to become a much better writer by the end of the year because that's all he keeps reiterating to us. Oh, and everyone gets a C first quarter in his class and he picks on me a lot. He's so satirical. I think I'll grow to like him eventually.
Sr. Peña- Oh. My. God. Okay, show of hands-- who does NOT hate him? No one. That's what I thought. What an asshole. He should not be allowed to teach AP.
Mr. Pazinko- Poor Pazinko. Everyone makes fun of him. He's a nice guy, just a little scatterbrained. I wonder if he realizes that everyone laughs at him in class. And as Mythili said today, "I thought PreCalc was Pre-Calculus, not Post-Algebra." Go figure.
Mrs. Anderson- Ohhhh man, I love her. I actually like Physics which I did not expect. She favors the girls so much. :P I love all of her little analogies that end up with either hurting or killing one of the boys in our class. "Okay, so Mina pushes off a space station and he is not tethered to it. Casey has the rope, but she's too busy to go after him. So, Mina keeps drifting out into space because of the lack of inertia." "Dona and Mina are standing on a roof and Dona drops Mina off of it. He has an acceleration of -10 m/s^2." Bahahahahaha. :P Mina takes quite a beating everyday.
Ms. Takacs- She hasn't changed since last year. She's still very quiet, but I still love her anyway. She's very sweet. I did triple pirouettes today in her class. I am so proud of myself. :D
Dance has been very interesting so far this year at the Dance Carousel. It's my 10th year there, 11th year dancing all together- yayyyyy for me. : ) I think all of my training is finally paying off this year. That, and all those hours of watching SYTYCD, have had a big impact on my technique and suddenly I can do all of these more difficult steps easily. What's up with that???? I'm glad I decided to take lyrical this year, because Miss Karen has been getting some great ideas for different choreography and it's a great class to take to work on stylizing your dancing which is what I want to do. We started our dance to "Out Here On My Own" from Fame last night and it's really cool. I'm very excited to see what we're learning next. :D
Ballet has been the same deal as last year, except I'm considered the senior in the class now. The student teacher and her cousin left and the troupe students are gone, so I'm the oldest and most experienced. It's a little scary to think that I've been dancing with Miss Karen for seven years now. She's literally seen me grow up. She somehow knew who I was when I started out as a beginner jazz student in second grade (probably because that was the year my dad died). Then she saw my audition for troupe twice, get rejected and accepted once, and then made me cry MANY times in class during troupe because I sucked when I started. I used to hate her and now she's my favorite dance teacher that I've ever had. Wowwww, I'm getting all mushy here. Anyway, she's more of a friend than a teacher to me lately. We poke fun at each other a lot. I can do no wrong with her. Even when I come in late she's just glad that I'm there. My technique and my strength have gotten so much better in this class, too. We're dancing to "Kiss Me Kate" for the recital. Should be . . . ummmmm . . .interesting?
Kathryn's hip hop class is a dream come true. THERE'S REAL TECHINQUE THERE!!! YESSSSSSSSSSS. At first our class started out with 18 kids and it grew every week until finally last week with 25 kids they split the class. Nine of us moved to Monday nights (all of the well-behaved hard workers, thankfully) and we love it. Kathryn loosened up as well as the rest of us with more space and less noise to dance with. The other girls were so bitchy and talked all the time. Now we can at least relax. I think I'm in love with Kathryn's warm up. She stretches and works every muscle in our bodies- it's amazing. We stretch a lot and we do push ups and jumping jacks and jogging and we do this extremely long set of sit ups which are not necessarily fun or easy, but I feel good doing them. Plus, my abs are starting to get hard already. Maybe I'll have a six-pack by the end of the year. That might be cool. :P
Sooooo, my day off tomorrow, you ask? Pirate lunch and "running errands" with Mythili and Stacey at the mall and plans are still up in the air with Mr. Liebman who I need to call in about an hour. I should get started on my homework, but will I? . . . Probably not. Maybe I'll do Math or Physics just to get it out of the way . . . maybe not.
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