A Post

Yes i have actually remembered to do a post but it has taken me all day to decide on wat to write, but after i heard the bad news i decided what to write on. yes mi post is on a sad note and after not posting for ages its not the best but i do beleive this needs to be said.

Today on the news it was stated that an Aussie soldier was shot in Afghanistan. This is a great saddness to us all, but the thing that hits me the most about this soldier is i knew him, and when i heard i cried. He is one of my closest friend's sisters boyfriend. And to his family and her i give my highest regards. To Rhi how much pain she would be going through to lose him. They were talking about getting married, and now i really dont know what to say. Jamie's dream was to serve his country and thts excactly what he did and know i hope he rests in peace and i thank him for what he has done for us and the world.

To his family, Rhi and the Kangaroo Island Community i give my best wishes,
Jamie Rest In Peace...

hatori

Good evening

Hi ALL!

Once again I'm going to ramble about yr. 12, as I may do quite a bit for a long while as it seems to be the only thing interesting happening to me lately.

I'm actually finding it suprisingly easy, everyone says it's hard but I think it only is if you're doing subjects you don't like.

Also, we have the theme decided for our formal this year, it's gonna be something like 'starry night' because it's just that awesome, we don't have to dress in theme, that's just the theme for the decorations.

And I officially have a 'date' ... yeah... I'm bringing a friend because, well, what else would you do if you were single? But it's gonna be heaps fun! Me and my friends had an awesome time last year and I'm thinking it'll be no different this year!

Anyway, I don't have much else to talk about so I'm gonna wrap it up for this week

So yeah

Ciao,

Shigure

Hiya

Recently I have discovered anti-jokes, anti-jokes are jokes where logic and humour meet or they are jokes in which there is no punchline. For example:
A man walks into a bar. He's an alocoholic and it's destroying his family
What is red and smells like blue paint? Red paint.
Why is 6 scared of 7? It wasn't numbers don't have feelings.
A dyslexic man walks into a bra.
A duck walks into a bar and the bartender says, "What'll it be?"The duck dosen't say anything because it's a duck.
How do you kill a blonde? There are many ways, but they are all wrong because murder is illegal.
Your mother is so old that she might die soon.
 There is probably a better way of describing these but meh, I found them funny.

So yea. 23 days until awesomeness! I am very excited about the new games coming out because they're going to be epicly awesome. I can't wait.

That's all for this week, once again apoligizes for the short post.

Farewell

Ayame

holy crap on cracker :/

I can't believe I didn't post last week, although I had just gotten back from Yr. 12 retreat!

This year is gonna be so awesome! I've even found a way to incorporate pokemon into my schoolwork! I'm going to be creating advertisements for black and white (I'll post those when they're done) and everything will be done by me! It's gonna be freaking awesome!

Also it's only 2 months til my senior formal which will be interesting... also next week is valentines day... joy.

Also! Last Thursday was Chinese new year! So welcome all to the year of the metal rabbit!

YAY! It's Momiji's year! Rabbit's are generally creative, compassionate, friendly and outgoing. Where possible, they'll avoid conflict and approach situations camly with consideration for the other people involved. Metal rabbit's in particular are stronger, more resilient and really determined and intense!

So let's all have a good year of the rabbit and enjoy every moment as the friendly rabbit's would do!

 That's all from me this week, remember that I may not post every week due to school, sorry about that.

Ciao,

Shigure

Well it's been a while

I agree with the title, it's been over a week since anyone's posted so Hi. Me and Hatori have swapped days because she can't post on this day anymore, Shigure's in year 12 so she might not be able to post every week because of assignments and whatnot and AR never had a set day so yea.

So yep I really can't think of anything to say right now so I just thought I'd say hi. We are another day closer to the new pokemon games coming out yay! I'm pre-ordering White sometime this week, it's gonna be awesome.

Farewell

Ayame

Good evening all,

Recently I was sorting out my room and found some pretty awesome stuff from when I was younger. The top 2 things that I found were my oringinal Beyblade! I was very happy the sad part the bitbeast sticker was faded a liitle bit but still I have my very own Dranzer. The other thing that I found that I thought was pretty awesome was my Yu-Gi-Oh rule book from the second starter deck that I got. When the Yu-Gi-Oh trading cards first came out I got the Yugi starter deck and my brother got Kiaba's, when the next few decks cam eout I got Joey's and my brother got Pegasus. Sadly we don't own these cards anymore as we gave them to our younger cousin.

I believe that's enough for my rant of the week.

Farewell 

Ayame

Woo...

Hi all!

It's AUSTRALIA DAY!

I do not believe this to be a particularly cheerful holiday, providing you know the full story.

When the white people came from England to dump all their crooks on our shores, they landed and decided since there were no fences, buildings or anything else to signal "civilisation" they were free to take this land that was supposedly not owned by anyone. Then they noticed the natives, although at first some didn't believe them to be people. Either way the settlers for some weird reason saw fit to, that's right, slaughter the hell out of them. And they kept trying to eliminate them for several years, using several different methods eg downright slaughter and breeding them out, either way, not something they talk about in Australia day speeches.

And we still haven't quite got the message of how to actually respect them, we have governments throwing money at them that many communities of aboriginals have said they do not want it. And we pushed them to let tourists walk on Uluru, only to have said tourists cover it in a fine layer of rubbish, but hey, as long as we refer to stuff in the aboriginal language, we're being respectful, right?

So although this is a day to celebrate, I think we should also remember all the aboriginals that died and still feel lost and trapped in this 'free' country.

Ciao,

Shigure