Perhaps the "opposite of a disclaimer"

Well wow. I guess bribing people really works! I  have 2 comments so far on my 100th posts, so 2 lucky people! Thank you all for reading my blog (again) even if you don't comment. You don't absolutely HAVE TO comment, but it makes me happy. 

Enough of that. Something occurred to me. As usual. I'll just jump in saying it, without all of that "introducing" crap that I had almost permanently "inscribed" in my brain. This trip (or as my mom calls it, "adventure") is actually really awesome. Me spending a year in France for 8th grade could seem like the best dang thing ever. In theory. And you know why? I have a year to not worry about school, explore part of a completely different hemisphere, make some new friends, meet some people, eat good food, experience a different culture, learn a new language, learn life skills, an excuse to blog (ha!) and just an opportunity to take a break from my ill and somewhat lame US life. Sounds so great, doesn't it? I'm almost starting to become convinced. Ah, this would be all so very awesome. If. Almost always an if. There's almost always that little text, the disclaimer, the thing that makes you want to throw a book at the creator of that "seemingly wonderful thing". Or whatever. It would be as awesome as it's cut out to be if my friends were here, if I didn't have to miss 8th grade, and therefore not graduate from middle school (no ceremony), if I didn't have to use a new language and if I didn't have to leave my dog behind. So that's why it stinks. It really would be awesome if my friends were over here. Or if I didn't have to go at all. 

Anyway. I'm sort of doing the good stuff that I mentioned (not worrying about school, exploring, etc) So yeah. 

I have just now, at THIS SECOND gotten two new readers. That is just great. I think I have about 20 or so possible readers. Awesome. 

I've been wanting to make a music video. I have like 3 or so songs that would be good for it, and I might post it on facebook. I have taken up my old hobby I developed over here which is to listen to my iPod outside on the porch, possibly lip-synching. I also want to make a slideshow for this trip, which I would show when I came back. I can't wait. 

I need a haircut somewhat soon. And I really like when people tie my shoes for me. Doesn't happen hardly at all these days, but it's cool. To me.

3rd edit: I forgot to mention that I heard Panic! at the Disco for the first time today. I must say, they have quite creative titles and lyrics. But to me, the songs are like... almost sound the same to me. And the singer's voice irks me. I don't really like that sound of it. But yeah I like them pretty much. Cool.