Potentially Last Blog!?!

People were actually pretty happy about not doing blogs anymore. They were in Honors Western Civ, and they seemed happy. I was like really happy and shocked when I heard this. I really can't keep up with doing my blogs everyday and I have to do so much work and also blogs. I guess the good side of it is that it's pretty much free points. Right now I have a B, and I'm trying to raise that to an A. It's a brown thing to get good grades, so that's what i'm pretty much doing. We went into West Civ, and I was disappointed to hear that we still had to do blogs. In Western Civ, we also talked about how Jesus looked. Different churches have different pictures of Jesus. He maybe a blond with blue eyes, or a man with short, brown hair. This is also the class where I figured out I had allergies, so i am really not in the mood of doing blogs right now and I just keep on typing and typing till I right the word limit.

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