A few different things

To anyone that happens to be reading this random crap I write,

Well hello there! Today is the first day I don't actually know what to write about so I think I'll just write whatever comes into my mind.

First, have you ever seen what happens when you put dry ice into cold water? We did it in Science today, and it was pretty cool - like a smoke machine, but in a beaker. Everyone was going, "Ooooh can I touch the smoke, will it hurt me," like the vapour was some sort of deadly gas that would make your finger fall off with one mere touch. We were all so fascinated by nature's wonders of smoke. Plus, Miss decided to demonstrate how gas is like a fluid, and poured it out of the beaker - carelessly tipping it too far and spilling water on the table.

On the subject of school, today I had Maths, English, Textiles, Science and French. I missed Maths and half of English thanks to a rehearsal for Awards Evening (some annual thing where you get certificates; I got the English award if you were wondering) and I didn't do my Textiles homework (I know you're thinking "rebel" in a sarcastic manner) but it was an easy lesson anyways, then Science which I've gone over and then French.

I actually really like French for some reason?! Of course, it has nothing to do with the fact that it's the only class I'm in with Oberon... I've always liked it (okay, okay, maybe Oberon is part of the reason) and I love learning the language.

I like being able to say things without anyone understanding, and then I like being able to say things that people do understand but seem cuter in French than English. For example, take the sentence "You are cute." If you're saying this to a boy, it translates to "Tu est mignon." Which sounds sweeter.

Also, I think 'je t'aime' is a nice way of saying 'I love you', simply because I like it *shrugs*

I know how to say I Love You in a lot of languages really, after extensive Google research - Aishiteru (Japanese), Je t'aime (French), I love you (English), Ich liebe dich (German), Ik hou van jou (Dutch), S'agapau (Greek), Taim i'ngra leat (Irish), etc etc. I don't know how this knowledge is ever going to benefit me because I'm pretty sure no English boy would say I love you in any language other than English, so it's pretty pointless.

Have you ever wished that we never had to sleep? Think of how much time we'd have on our hands... referencing Twilight; Edward Cullen is a pianist, knows multiple languages, reads a lot, etcetc - don't you just think the extra time would be useful? Plus, you'd never have to stop speaking to people, never have to say goodbye - just continually talk, and talk, and talk, without one person falling asleep talking to the other. It's a real conversation spoiler, sleep, interrupting at the worst times. I wish that a lot; that we didn't have to sleep, because of the reason mentioned above about conversations, and also partly because I would love to learn Italian, and it'd be easier if I had more time to learn it in. Italian is one of the languages I've always wanted to learn, Italy is one of the placed I've always wanted to go, I don't know why but I just do.

A friend recently introduced me to a website called Wattpad, where aspiring authors post writing for others to read it. As of now I haven't been confident enough to post my book - there's only one person who's seen everything I've written - but I've found some really good writers on there and since joining Wattpad I've read a few amazing romances!
I really don't know what to write now, so Aridverci (Italian for goodbye, if I've spelt it right!)

Me xo