Blue Day. Formerly B Day. Day 8.

Dropped desperately down a well, there is a fortune's worth of coins buying hope. I suppose that is why the water fountains at school are never working properly and the water always tastes a bit metallic. We are ingesting the wasted dreams that have gone before us exchanged for the saltwater of tears. Better bring a water bottle.

AP Government and Politics did the same thing that yesterday's class did so if you are interested read yesterday's blog post. Read it in an empty room so you can feel as alone while reading it as I felt when writing it. The same advice for U.S. History, however my 8th period class is just pleasant all around. Perhaps I won't fail them all.

AICE Global Perspectives have taken on the role of UN members. We are set to settle the present problems of Haiti. Each of us has chosen a country from the ceremonial chalice. The countries are diverse, covering the spectrum of nations from the totalitarian North Korea, all the way to the idyllic Narnia. Godspeed Narnian representative. May you find peace.