Done with High School

Woohoo. Sylvania seniors '08 are done with high school. Mostly atleast... close enough. Bittersweet day though. It was good to see people. Realizing that there are more people that I will miss than I originally thought... I think. Anyway, I'm done.

I feel like I should say something else while I'm at it...

I guess this will just be a really short entry. Summer awaits now :-)

Lack of Sleep

So I've noticed something really disturbing. I really can't sleep. As many of you know, prom was Saturday and Sunday. (By the way, that was amazingly fun and a night to never forget any details about) More pressingly, I went to bed probably around 4:45 am on Sunday and then woke up at about 8:30 am. Does this seem weird to anyone? Just maybe? Haven't taken a nap all day except for a short one for about 10 minutes at around 2:40. Still don't feel tired right now, even though it's past 1 am. Why do I crave sleep during the week but not the weekend? I am zoning out a little bit the longer and longer I stay up it seems. Apparently, I'm not too great at sleeping either. I think I misspelled about five words from the few mere sentences.

Ok. I think I can fall asleep now! Woo Hoo!

Done!

So in celebration of the ending of my last AP Exam ever and basically academic high school life, I decided to write my first blog. Yeah I know! Not really anyway, today was AP Chem. I went ok I guess. More importantly I guess, high school is done. Woo hoo.

In the sudden increase in time, I'm beginning to wonder what I should do. Never thought that I'd have time to do this. Maybe I'll read a book.

So in light of today's event, I think that I'll comment on today's West Virginia Primary. So really people?! June is coming up, the Democratic Party really needs to decide here. Anyway, I really don't think that Hillary Clinton is as bad as people say that she is. Of course I could be wrong, and this in no way makes me a Clinton support. Sometimes, though, one must really step back and look at Clinton's platforms and not the attack she makes on her opponents. She failed to get healthcare passed the last time she attempted it, but times have changed. Furthermore, the healthcare of many other democratic states require that everyone has healthcare. So perhaps she does have a point to requiring everyone to have healthcare. Obama's healthcare plan, though, is not bad in anyway. In the current times, I think that perhaps his plan may be a little more feasible. Giving people choices has always been one of the most important aspects of American life and American market. Also, Obama's plan does a lot more than the status quo, so it is still a definite positive change. In a way, I think that Obama's plan must come first, before Clinton's plan has a chance to succeed. Anyway, that's just my two cents on healthcare. Regardless, both plans propose change, and that's what most important to me right now, I guess.