Today my friends found some four leaf clovers :D

It was a very fun day, and special because it was what I like to call "The First Shorts Day of the Year." Pretty self-explanatory, but today was the first day that it was nice enough for me to wear shorts! Pretty remarkable for February. I love California.

Anyways, during PE class I played Frisbee and two of my friends found three four-leaf clovers! I was so amazed. I had never seen an actual four-leaf clover before, and here I was looking at three of them. I think maybe the clover on the field is a little mutated. I gave two away and kept one, and I'm pressing it in a book to maybe put in a collage one day.

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The tenant of my eyes and of my heart

Who till the end consumes my every thought

Who still punctures my soul with silver dart

And golden sword, I long for, but for naught.

To bite off more than any one could chew

Within the limits of a normal life

In coveting some rare jewel, bright and new

Shall always be my source of flustered strife.

Yet every time I step into a well

And pray that at the bottom water flows

The rush is but my blood’s great ebb and swell

I need the fall, for it’s the many lows

    That come with highs, and ever they may be

    The lows that bring my lover close to me.

I made a book guys :D

Not a real book... more like a booklet. I just stapled it together right now. I am sitting in a conference room with the rest of my class, and they're finishing their booklets... we all wrote some poetry. And we're putting them in booklets. I'm having a conversation right now...

Me: What are we talking about?
Friend A: Your face!
Friend B: Did you hear that poem about horny eels?
Everyone: What the-
Friend B: You know, those eels that have horns.
     The crunch of the horn inside your mouth
     Like KFC all the way down south.
Everyone: Not better. Not. Better.

Aaaand that's what happens when you leave seventh graders alone.