Blog Post Number One

I did it. I finally gave in. I have a blog.

I've been resisting for so long, and then today I just realized, 'hey! I should have a blog!'

So you people out there who might be possibly reading this, you have won. I now have a blog. And I don't really know what to do with it.

I'll probably just write my thoughts and feelings and how it is to have awful senioritis. This will probably help count down the next two and a half months until I graduate.

I want my blog to be something special, see? Like maybe they'll make a movie out of it, like in Julie and Julia. That would be pretty rockin' yeah?

I doubt that will happen though. Basically I'm quite sure that nobody will ever read this in their whole lifetime. And that I am writing to open space.

Hello? Are you there? Wanna hear a knock-knock joke?

Now here is an interesting question, invisible people who may be reading my blog; if nobody reads a blog, is it still a blog? Or is it just a diary? Cause I'm not writing anything I wouldn't want people to know on here, even if nobody reads it.

Invisible people? Would you read my blog? That's what a blog is for, is it not? To be read? Would you read it? Would you share it with people and tell them to read it so I can get my moment of fame where a wonderfully beautiful actress plays the part of me in the the movie of my blog?

At one point, I'll cast my life with the greatest actors and actresses. And then maybe my life will be interesting. A little. Not just stupid high school and homework and piano and voice lessons and no social life. Maybe that would happen.

Meh. My life will be interesting in college.

Signing out,
Mandie

PS. I have no social life because I am intent on graduating. There is no way that I am ruining my chances to move on with life just to hang out with some people that I probably don't even like. I'm not a loser. Disclaimer: If I say I can't hang out, it doesn't necessarily mean that I don't like you. I may just be doing homework.