Now it's just getting ridiculous! multiple blogs in one day, wow. I don't know if there's extra credit but you would think with all these blogs I ought to get some. On a actual related to class note, I kind of enjoy the Klosterman book, he's a pretty funny dude. 

Even more blogging

It's a new day and a new blog. Blogging is just something I do now. Been up since 4.30am, ran 7 miles, lifted weights for an hour, now I'm getting ready to go back to the gym for another hr and a half, very sleepy, I think it's safe to say I've switched from under to overachiever with all these interesting blogs. 

Perhaps I was failing on my blog grade before but with all these posts, I seemed to have outsmarted you now Renfroe, 

Muhahahaha! 

high school

I alluded to the fact I met some crazy people throughout my life and was therefore put in many awkward situations. But perhaps I deserved it because I wasn't the 'best' student, especially senior year. You see, somehow I managed to finagle a spot onto the Model United Nations Team at our school. It was through a brilliant combination of acting, begging, and the ultimate need for something good on my college application that got me in. Every year the team got to travel to the main conference in Amsterdam, why take many 18yr olds to Amsterdam, I don't know. (I know you think this is going to be a drug story but believe me it is not) We all were assigned to go up, in front of about 2500 people and give a speech on a disease or crisis affecting the world. While my colleagues reported on things like the crisis in Darfur, AIDS, Tsunami, etc, mine was on...Diarrhea. Yes, Diarrhea. You see I'm so immature, I'm laughing to death at even writing the word. I went up in front of those 2500 people and proceeded to talk about the impending threat of diarrhea across the globe, I  had pictures of the people from the movie THE RING, and put those up on the big screen, claiming them to be victims of diarrhea. I also did a number of other things like pass around a cup of brown water to the front row. Needless to say...I actually got the resolution passed. I kid you not, perhaps through my 30 minute speech I had made everyone in this auditorium (composed of some future harvard students, oxford/cambridge graduates, prominent teachers and business men) dumber than when they had entered. Or maybe they just went along with the joke. It may have been the greatest practical joke I've ever played, and now you have all lost a little respect for me but that's not too surprising. 

I'm posting like a madman now, feeling weirder and weirder each time I do it, I thought to be a blogger you had to spend the mandatory 8hrs a week watching Star Trek and going to subsequent conventions, perhaps not. 

I still don't feel quite comfortable with this whole blogging thing, I am pretty annoying in real life and I fear that this trait is enhanced even more on the computer. Damn Al Gore for inventing this infernal machine. 

Revision

I'm currently revising my piece "the trouble with tutoring." I found the workshop to be helpful in helping highlight some things that definitely needed changing. I'm really focusing on the introduction because it needs to be more in tune with the subject of the novel. The hardest part is figuring out what to take out/elaborate on because there are parts i really want to keep but in actual fact may serve as a detriment to the overall focus of the story. 

I'm trying to finish up my personal essay and i think it just sucks. I'm trying to write about a funny occurence in my life but i think it's not coming across as funny as it would be in a conversation. I'm also trying to do my required blogging for the week. 

I am blogging

I have to say this is a bit weird. I don't know what to say.