I believe more in choices than luck. It's sad to say, but a person's choices is directly related to how their life is now, kind of like the domino effect. If you make a bad decision, it will effect the next decision you make, whether good or bad.
Luck makes it seem like things just fall out of thin air, but they don't because every incident can be traced be to another incident. I do believe in coincidence though, since the odds of one situation can be extremely lower than another situation happening; nevertheless, luck is something that I always say, but never really take s


Song of the post: "Say it Again" by Marie Digby

I guess I'm kind of old school when it comes to writing notes, because even when I'm given a choice I usually tend to write on paper. I guess it is because computers have too many distractions on it, that I might start writing my notes and then end up on Facebook for two hours. Also, when it comes to math, it is pretty difficult to write equations on a computer, so that is another reason why.
The only way I will ever write my notes on the computer, is if I had Microsoft OneNote, because it does make note taking easy. I'm actually thinking about getting this program, I see everyone else use it and it just seems to make note-taking so easy.
Being that I love taking notes, I don't think I will ever stop writing them on paper, because it makes it so easier to remember everything.


Song of the post: "Slow Down" by India.Arie

I have always wanted to go skydiving, because I have always thought of it being safer than bungee jumping, since I were to hit the ground skydiving, I would be more likely to die than hitting my head bungee jumping.
Since I have tried neither of the two, I can not really base this off experience, but what I have seen on TV, which is probably not the best place to do research. But I would like to do both before I die, even though I would definitely prefer to do skydiving first.


Song of the post: "Turn to Stone" by Ingrid Michealson

Even though I would love to fly by the stars and run on the moon (because walking is overrated), I can never turn down the chance to be able to travel the world whenever I want. This opportunity would give that feeling of "wanting to pack your bags and just leave" life. But (in all honesty) I doubt I would do that, because I would eventually have to come back and face my problems anyway.
But being able to travel around the world would give me the chance to see the world and immerse myself into the many cultures that would usually be ignored. To make things even better, I would be able to go to Canada any time I want to (and if you know me, you know how much I want to go to Canada).
If I could travel, internationally, for a lifetime, I probably wouldn't travel that much, just because how busy life can get, but I would definitely try to go at least once every summer, so I'm not wasting any free trips.


Song of the post: "Stereo Hearts" by Gym Class Hearts featuring Adam Levine

Sewing thank you card

As long as I have been planning to do them, I have yet to actually start my thank you cards for my gifts from my college party. I don't know why, because it was originally my idea to get thank you cards (since I did get a lot of things), but every time I say I'm going to do it, I end up forgetting about it and won't remember until I'm too busy to do them.
I have set a deadline to get them done which is before September is over, so that gives me some incentive to get them done. Which I will eventually do, it is just taking me longer than I planned.

On the day I build a time machine (since one day it will happen), I plan to go to the Worlds Fair in Chicago. It has always been something that has interested me, because it seems like the focal point of the history of inventions and a place where the world's greatest minds will be at.
To go to the Worlds Fair would be amazing, because I would be able to see how the world has evolved as well as see some of the inventions that died out as time went on.

Song of the post: "Year 3000" by The Jonas Brothers

In most cases yes, but the only exception to this would be Harry Potter. As many times as I have tried, I could never get past the second chapter of the first Harry Potter book, I could never get into the book. But the movies are amazing with the actions and the chemistry between the characters.
Aside from Harry Potter though, I have yet to find a movie better than the book. Books have more feeling and have more of a background story, so the reader feels closer to the characters compared to watching a 2 hour movie that is only filled with the "good parts". Books are proof that the little things do matter, especially in a love story (Twilight).

Song of the post: "Good Life" by OneRepublic

I don't think there is a perfect age to retire, because I am nowhere near the age of retirement, but a person should be ready to retire when they can't do their job up to the standard of when they first started.
People over the age of 70 should not be working the same job they worked at when they were 30, because they can't do the same jobs they were doing when they were 30. It all depends on job performance and if they are working ot the standard of the other employees.

Song of the post: "I wanna be loved" by Eric Benet

It would definitely be spending time with people. I may not be a complete loaner, but I have noticed that I don't spend time with friends as much as I should. With me going to a new state, I hope to learn how to balance my work life with my social life, but only time and God can tell how well that will go.
I hang out with my friends sometimes, but there are those days that is feels like I am missing out on having a life and just getting out and seeing what is going on around me. With me being the kind of person who loves to go out and see new things, I know that I can become more sociable and actually have more conversations with the people around me.

Being that school is now out, I'm going to answer this as if I had nothing to do. So on a "nothing to do" day, I would do one of two things, go to the beach and hang around there the whole day or go to every museum in southern California.
I don't know what it is, but I always find the beach so exciting to be at, even if I'm doing nothing. But the beach is only fun with family and friends. I would invite everyone I know to come with me and just hang out, maybe bike ride or just walk the pier.
Being the geek that I am, I love going to museums. I have not been to every museum, but I would like to one day. I think I would definitely go to the Getty first, since I have not been there yet and really want to go.
Overall, my whole day will be spent outside of the house definitely, because a house is only needed to stay warm and sleep in. Anything else should be done outside.

Song of the post: "Price tag" by Jessie J

The best news I could receive at this very moment would definitely be that my college tuition is paid for, for the next four years. And not by loans, but by a donor, who I would not have to pay back. Not to sound greedy, but a paid for college tuition is the only thing I want in life right now. I haven't even started my first year and I'm going to be over 30,000 dollars in debt.
It is not like I'm a bad student who could not get scholarships, because I did get scholarship, but like everything else in this country, it was not enough. I'm hoping that my situation will get better in college, since I hope to keep a 4.0 (who knows how easy that will be). But I will always wish I have some long lost uncle that surprisingly donates enough money that will pay for all four years of my college education.

While singing can bring tears to some people's eyes, it seems like dancers put more emotions into what they do and have more feeling than a singer does. Even though I can't dance or sing, if I had to choose I would choose dance, becuase it seems like there is more freedom to express your feelings.
Like with dancing you can put your all into something and paint a picture of what you want someone to see, while singing you can tell them, but some people might not get it right away. Without dancing, you couldn't see the pain a singer tries to sing in their music.

If I could learn any extreme sport, I think it would have to be sky diving or any sport that involves from really high places, because it really challenges death, while also giving you the feeling of flying. I know I would probably go crazy the first time I tried it, but after getting the hang of it, I think it could really be fun, plus if I do happen to die from it, it should be pretty fast since I'm hitting the ground really fast. :)

If I could be on any game show I would definitly choose Jeporady, becuase it is only ofr the smart people. Like, just being on Jeporady, you must be smart. Plus, I think I could get pretty far in the teen jeporady without having to try that hard.
I think my only problem would be that I would be really nervous, so I wouldn't buzz in as fast as everyone else. But, just on smarts alone, I think I could do pretty decent.

I thnk I would have to say breakfast, becuase most of my favorite things is in the catagory. I don't think I could stop eating french toast or eggs, and I don't even want to think of my life without bacon (makes me shiver). Breakfast is the only thing that taste good throughout the day, so my choice is obvious; when you can eat cereal for dinner, there is no competion.But I know that I will miss pasta, but hey breakfast is the most improtant meal of the day.

Store Front

I always wanted to start my buisness, after I retired from my career, becuase I didn't want to become like those old people, who just sit around and be old all day. Plus, I hope to one day have a buisness that is so successful, I would have enough money to give away, like have full ride scholarships and rebuild school, so they can offer students a better education.
I haven't really thought what I want to sell in my buisness, at first I wanted to do an old school general store, but then I also want to do a resturant that has all different kinds of food (like the buffets in Vegas), becuase it would give the picky eaters in the world (like me) a place to eat.
I really don't know, I just know that I want to have some type of buisness that will be a force to be reckon with, when it comes to the other competition.

Song of the post: "Stuck like glue" by Sugarland

Because of the fact I didn't see that many movies, or because it was the last movie I saw, that came out in 2010, I would have to say the best movie of 2010 is definitly, Black Swan. The fact that it is kind of like a frame stroy with a twist, just makes it amazing.
To make things better, people have to go see it, because if someone was to explain the plot, hey would eithr give away the story or they would not give enough info to even make sense. There are so many things that they don't show in the trailers that truly make the movie awesome.
Also, the way everything ties together in the end is just amazing. This is one movie I can see again and again and always see something new.

Song of the post: "The Stoop" by Little Jackie

The most wasteful thing that I do every single day (almost every single day) is that I would sit at my computer for hours and just listen to music. I would not do anything else, but listen to music. I might look up a video of a song I don't have or I might look at facebook once, but the majority of the time I'm just sitting and listening to music.
I would say that I want to change this habit of mine, but I would be lying. Listening to music is the most calming thing I can do throughout my day and without a Zune, the computer is the only thing that has my music.
Listening to music might be the most wasteful thing of my day, but I do so many productive things that it really doesn't effect my schedule, unless I don't have school (like today), then I'm very unproductive.

Song of post: 'Don't break the needle" by J. Roddy Walston and the Business

If I could live forever, I think I would only if I never aged. If I always stayed liek 25, I would actually get to enjoy the many accomplishments that happen over time, without having to deal with the many tragdies (since I'll always be a healthy 25).
I don't see why not. Yeah it wil suck when everyone I grew up with dies, but it will also be great to see how everything turns out and actually being able to do things without having to worry about a deadline (if that makes sense). I would probably be the person who would try to get a degree in everything, so I would never be bored of my job after so many years.
Being able to live forever would be interesting, because I really don't know what I would be doing 500 years from now or even if the earth would still be a round rock (it would be really cool if it was square for a change). But, if I had the chance to live forever, I think I would take it without thinking.

Song of the post: "Sunday Morning" by Maroon 5

Becasue I don't really have a "favorite" of anything, there are many words that I think are pretty cool, but if I had to choose one, I would have to choose fecal matter, because it makes poops seem pretty. First off, this is a very interesting word, becasue I pronouce it finkle matter, so it kind of reminds me of how the people on children's shows talk. Also, it's a word you can use and less than half the people who know it will know what it actually means.
Fecal matter is the kind of word that you would think it is serious, but I would only use it in an imature conversation or I would be the person to just say it randomly while everyone is quiet.
Fecal matter may not be my favorite world, but it is definitly at the top.

Song of the post: "Makes me happy" by Drake Bell

Gummie bears are the greatest candy every, because they are so small and chewy. On top of the fact that they low key promote animal cruelty, since you are eating a bear, that it is a funny candy.
I can eat gummie bears any time of the day and they can still be good. The cool thing is that if you don't like bears, you can also eat worms. But the coolest thing is at this one candy store, they had all of the bears seperated by colors, so I only got the red ones (the greatest flavor ever). They also had mini gummie bears, but I have yet to eat a giant gummie bear (which does exist).

Song of the post: "Carmel" by City High

If someone was ever crazy enough to give me of all people a million dollars, I would first set aside money to pay for all of my college tuition. Then I would put the rest of it in a bank where I know it is safe (unless the stock market crashes). While it is sitting in the bank I would do little, odd things like give everyone who has spent at least two years with me $1,000 each for having to deal with me (it's the least I can do).
After I pretty much pay off all of my family and friends without the intention of actually doing that. I would donate some money to my high school, so they can rebuild the stadium and some other things on campus and possbily build a pool. By now, I should be close to using up most of my money, so with whatever I have left, I would just let sit and give it to a random person in my family when I die (like those rich uncles in movies). I might use it from time to time, but I rather it help someone in the future where I know it will be needed than in the past, where I probably won't need it as much.

Song of the post: "Colorful" by Roco DeLuca

If teleprtation was ever possible, I would honestly beam two feet excatly away, becuse you always have to test run before you actually go, plus it would be more fun, becuase I used something so complex to go two feet.
I probably wouldn't use it to go that far, becuase it will take away from the effect of going on a nice long road trip, but I would use to go to my kitchen on down the stairs (it would keep me from falling down).

Song of the post: "Black Barbie" By Little Jackie

If there was ever a zombie apocalypse, I would do a couple of things. The first thing I would do, is find a copy of the Zombie Survival Guide, then I would find the nearest Costco and lock myself in there.
The Zombie Suvival Guide (which is an actual book) would help in solve any problems I might run into, so that would be something that I would be very dedicated into finding. Without, I would probably try my best to survive, but wouldn't last that long, due to the fact that the thoughts of zombies roaming the earth makes me feel very hopeless. Like, I know that I will either be a zombie or eaten by a zombie eventually.
The reason why I chose to lock myself in a Costco is because of the fact that they stock everything in bulk. I would have food and resources that would last me long enough to eventually get help. Plus the warehouse structure of most Costcos that I know are pretty sturdy, so I doubt that any zombies could really get in.
Hopefully, I won't be alone in a zombie apocalypse, or I would really be skrewed and I would last longer than a month and that's if I'm lucky.

Song of the post: "Piano Man" by Billy Joel

If I really could invent anything in the whole entire world, I would invent a dream-maker. Despite that fact that no one in their right mind has ever thought of this before, if ever inveted, it would really become helpful to people, who are very careful about what they wish for.
A dream-maker is pretty self explanatory, if it is a dream and you can type, all of your dream will come true. The reason why I would want to invent this, is because there are so many things and ideas that I want to make real, that I would rather make a machine that can make them all real, instead of picking one and leaving the rest in my head.
A dream-maker will be very benefitial to people, becuase people's dream will always be able to come true, the only downfall would be that people won't have to work for anything, because a machine will be able to make it happen.
I know that the odds of me making a dream-maker are very low, but hey if anyone ever invents a time machine (which is one of the things I wanted to invent), I'll just be one step closer to my dream of building a dream-maker :).

Song of the post: "Gravity" by John Mayer

I never thought ghosts were real, and I don't think there is anything in the world that could change my mind. I honestly think that ghosts are just a trick your mind plays on you when its bored. Now I know that sounds odd, but there is a reason to my madness.
Everytime someone says they see a ghost, it is always of the person they want to see or someone they were recently thinking about, it is never just a random person coming to scare them. The mentally go and "find" these ghosts, so like the brain would naturally do, it "finds" a ghost to make you seem less crazy.
As for the videos that "show" ghosts on them, it is real easy to make a moving shadow with the right light. Plus, some of those videos are very unclear, so you really don't know if it a ghost or just a very blurry person walking in the dark.
As for people who dress up like ghosts, they aren't ghosts, they are matresses with sheets :).

Song of the post: Someday by Rob Thomas

Music
It's one of the few things that I can do for hours and not have any problems. Plus there is so much variety that I never get bored

Friends and family
Honestly, probably because of the fact that I can be my crazy self when I am around them.

Seeing other people happy
I know I can't make everyone happy, but it still feels nice to give someone else the chance to smile. :)

Food
Gotta love food, it almost never dissapoints.

If I go offered a free trip to the moon, I would definitly go. It is a chance in a lifetime that should never be passed up, becuase of the fact that not that many people in the world can say they have been to the moon.
A chance to go to the moon would be so awesome, becuase I'll get to see and feel what other people can't see. I'll be able to know what it is like to be really light and jump really high. I probably wouldn't want to go with myself, but if it were a bunch of people going, I would definitly go.
I think the only reason why I wouldn't go, is because the moon is so far and it's not like I could just come back home when I get home-sick. But a trip to the moon would definitly be a trip I couldn't turn down.

Song of the post: "Teenage Love" by Katy Perry

The weirdest thing I have ever tasted would definitly be ketchup and apples. I was in the fifth or sixth grade, when I tried it and if I had the chance I think I would eat it again.
In elementary school, the staff would have veryone sit down and eat lunch together and since I really wasn;t hungry that day, me and a bunch of friends were just trying different kinds of things. That day I just happend to be eating a hamburger, tater tot, and apples, so I thought what would apples taste like with ketchup together (since mostly everything is dipped in ketchup. My first thought was salty, since all I tasted was the ketchup, but after a while, all I tasted was sweet. For some reason the apple tasted sweeter after the ketchup went away, making ketchup and apples taste so good.
I know it is a very odd thing to pair together, but ketchup and apples are the only thing I have for lunch everyday, so why not try them together :).

Song of the post: "Calling You" by Blue October

my brains - let me show you them

Smarts always beats brawn. I would make more money it I was super smart, because will beauty fades, smarts lasts forever...unless you get amnesia or something.
Yeah I might be made fun of while I was in school, but the rewards after that will be totally worth. Plus, I really don't know what I would do if I wasn't smart, except be a model, which seems very boring (no offense to any models).
If I really wanted to, I could use my intellegence to make an invention to make me hotter, so I'll have a little bit of both worlds :).

Song of the post: "Don't Cha" by The Pussycat Dolls