October 26, 2015

Hey friends!!

I DYED MY HAIR GREEN. WOOOO SURPRISE!

I'll get to that later, but first ......

This morning I had a doctor's appointment on post at 8 am so I had to wake up at 6 in order to leave by 7:15. The appointment went well though and then I went grocery shopping with my mom at the Commissary and we grabbed a few things, mainly stuff for me, you know, fruit, veggies, and snack since I'm basically full vegetarian now.

We swung by the house to put everything away and eat a quick lunch before going onpost. I had Senior Seminar at 12:20 where we had three guest speakers: UT Martin, some bank, and a lady for the honors program at Austin Peay.

In English we were put into discussion groups for chapters 6-10, given projects to do (Brittany, Gabby, Emilia and I are doing Astrology) and then homework is to read chapters 11-12.

My last class, Government, we just took notes the entire time over Political Parties and such.

Afterwards, I had a battle of the books meeting and that went well but I ended up being 25 minutes late to dance. Which ended up to be alright, I just had to do bar exercises off to the side first.

Then my mom came to pick me up from ballet and we waited for Alexander's tuba lesson to be done to come home.

Since I had tons of homework, we didn't eat together, instead, we each worked on our separate things.

SO BACK TO THE WHOLE DYING MY HAIR GREEN THING. Okay so green is my favorite color (you know with the whole nature connotation thing it's got going on) and I figured, why not just put it in my hair. So I did. And Heather helped me. And yeah. I wanted it to be a bit more vibrant so I ordered some Aquamarine dye as well to get that going on. It'll be great. :)




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