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Well, I don't know if this counts as a "paper", but once for Mythology we had to write a "boast" in the style of Beowulf. In other words, we had to write a poem about how were were somehow epic people of noble lineages and were going to accomplish something amazing. And then we had to read them. In front of everyone. And it was horrifying.

I would like to be Emily from Corpse bride, but the lazy person in me thinks that's too ambitious, so maybe I'll throw something else together last minute.

Around 40ish hours, I think. Pulled an all-nighter to write an English paper (which I got an A on ), and I didn't want to sleep again until a reasonable time (9 or 10 PM, I think).

I never been a fan of Bieber, but at least kid Bieber didn't spit on fans, pee in buckets, or get his friends sent to jail. He was grating then, but he's a hell of a dirt bag now.

Dress up like a total hipster and put on full makeup to go out and read a book at a nice restaurant all alone. It is incredibly refreshing, and gets me a lot of weird looks. Or you can start writing a story about bizarre fantasy/sci-fi worlds where people have evolved into panthers. Or start building a tree house in a bush so that little fairy children can have really cool sleepovers.

I don't cut my hair often at all. When I was a kid, my mom always forced me to cut it short, so when she finally decided I was old enough to choose for myself, I wore it as long as possible. I got trims every six months or so, and then when I graduated high school, I didn't even do that for a year and a half. I finally donated thirteen inches of hair and got it real short, and though I love being able to put up my hair in a ponytail or bun, I'm thinking of cutting it again. It looks better on me, even if it isn't as functional.

So I've been wanting to do an Apple Bloom Sculpt for a while. I love her bow, and I thought her flat, whorled mane presented an interesting challenge. As I was about to attempt this project, though, my computer informed me it was low on battery. I was too lazy to get the charger, and I figured "Hey, I know what Apple Bloom looks like, it will be fine!" It was not. Somehow my brain got completely confused on the actual appearance of the original CCC, and ended up creating these bulgy dread-lock things instead of the actual gorgeously pooled mane I was going for. The tail is also similarly affected. I don't hate the sculpt. I actually think it looks kind of nice. It just doesn't look like Apple Bloom very much. And it could have all been prevented by just having a picture of the pony at hand, instead of getting cocky about my clearly inferior memory. Note to self: do not sculpt without a reference.

First of all, since when is Doctor Who on Disney? Secondly, heck yes TTG. I remember watching the original TT when I was a kid and loving it to death. It was like an introduction to nerd media for kids, and it was epic. TTG is a pathetic and insulting copy with bad jokes and no purpose. Also, I agree with everyone saying Family Guy. That show pisses me off.

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I have a lot of dreams that others might consider nightmares, but I actually enjoy most disturbing dreams. Since I am an aspiring writer, I use a lot of my dreams for a material, so I enjoy a good serial killer or monster coming after me. I feel like a dream adrenaline junkie. I don't know how you can stop having nightmares, but maybe if you view them in a different light, it will be less scary. Or, now that I think of it, you could try altering your sleeping sensory input. There's this theory that dreams arise from neural static coming from the brainstem, which is interpreted by use of your experiences and expectations into dreams. When I was in AP Pscyh, I tried to see if altering my sleeping conditions could change the way I dream, and had some success in that area. Listening to music gave me quick mood changes, and sleeping with an elevated temperature increased activity. But you might want to try sleeping while cold. That gave me very slow-moving lazy dreams, which might make a nice change from the nightmares. Hope this helps, and good luck in dreamland.