Aye, Aye, Captain!

"Fear isn't a mistake, but whatever caused the fear may be." -unknown.

Today was such an awfully fearsome and yet also amazingly great day. I woke up in an amazing mood, so it started off splendidly. Then my first class I just had a good time in. I got to World History and my teacher started to beat box and make awesome music on his laptop. It was sick, and it took half an hour! He is such an amazing person but an awful teacher. Anyways, so he's sitting there, rapping and we're all laughing, when over the loud speaker, the secretary yells, "LOCK DOWN, LOCK DOWN, LOCK DOWN!". My world hist. teacher was so sure it was a drill, so we sat against the far wall eating cookies. It was fun until the councilor came in shaking and said, "Every thing's alright, but somethings happened. Stay in the room." We were confused as to how everything was alright, yet something happened, and we were in lock down.
Little did I know at the time that a lunch lady had had a heart attack, and the woman who reported it, being so scared at the time, over exaggerated and in stead of saying, "Call 911!" she said, "Lock down!". We were in the class for another half an hour or forty minutes before we could leave and found out the true story.
It was scarier since we hadn't done lock down drills since I was in third grade; after 9/11.

That's the scary part. The funniest part lasted about twenty minutes, and it was during my first block class when my teacher declared today was talk like a pirate day. She's hilarious!

And the part that made my day so good. =)

Last night, we had a soccer game so I went to the varsity game with my friends Van, Maine, Brendan and a few others. We won, by the way. ;) Cause our soccer team is amazingg. Anyways, after the game, I texted Spencer to congratulate him because he plays varsity soccer. So we talked a while and I told him I was glad I went to the game and he told me to come to a lot. So now I'm going to one on wednesday. =)
I just wish I had enough nerve to tell him that I actually like him.

-Dani