It's no secret that I'm a pretty huge dork. I'm completely obsessed with Harry Potter and other nerd-ish pursuits, such as Pokemon. I also really really really love reading. English is (obviously) my most favorite class in the ENTIRE world, so much so that I either want to be an English teacher (my second choice) or work in a publishing company after I graduate from college. (it's quite far in the future, but hey, a girl can dream.) The publishing company is just a tad ahead simply because of my love of reading (and also correcting papers and essays and telling people how they can change and alter things for the better) and how I'd love to make a living off of it, especially since it's one of the few things I do well.

Ah, also, I play in the band. Not a cool tough punk rocker chick type band. The concert band. I play the oboe.

I also really enjoy Pokemon games and Pokemon related things. I know the basic plot of the games are all the same, but they're SO MUCH FUN.

I also act. I don't really know whether or not I'm all that good at it, but I'd like to say that I'm fair. (as part of my final for my English class I'm going to have to reenact a scene from Romeo and Juliet with a group, so let's hope this'll come in handy.)

Ah, yes! Another nerd thing about me. I (sadistically and also probably masochistically if you think about it) enjoy correcting teachers. It's certainly not good for my 'rep', but really, if you had a health teacher that was more immature than your 12-year-old sister, you'd want to chastise him too. Also somehow I'm getting my health teacher to read contemporary literature, but only if I read some sports books. I'm starting out with Friday Night Lights (when a book is described as being about the 'winningest' football team in Texas, you know it can only go downhill from there.) and I'm having him read Looking for Alaska by John Green.

If anyone's got any suggestions for my health teacher, feel free to leave some comments.