Aw, sorry! I have AT&T.

Drink hot chocolate/stay under my warm covers. :)

Definitely a sunrise. They're so much more private, uplifting, and inspiring.

I usually don't get home until 5. And I always have a ton of homework or studying to do since it's junior year. And yes, I get tired, but I'm getting used to it now!

On weekdays: 3.5 to 5.5 hours
On weekends: 7 to 8 hours

I made a wish at 11:11:11. :)

I'm not supposed to really say the essay prompt until after I get my scores back. Sooo until then, anon. :)

Melted cheese. :D

A lot. o___o.

Since I live on the east coast, I'm pretty sure I've been to most of them. And (going back to the last question), I've driven through the entire east coast before, so I guess you could technically count that, too. Then I've been to a few (3-5) midwest states. And I've been to a lot of the west coast states, too. (California, Washington, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada.) I haven't really been to many states in the middle/south/outside (Alaska/Hawaii) of the country, but I've been to Texas!

I've technically been to Japan because I was in Tokyo's airport for awhile, but at the same time, I don't count that as actually being in Japan, only stopping by.

...What.

I've been to Canada, China, and (technically) Japan. :)

From what's happened so far, I can only think of these:

1. Don't procrastinate. This is going to be the most difficult part of the year, but in all honesty, it's essential. I've been procrastinating because I'm so used to how laid back last year was, and it's not working as well as I hoped.
2. Try not to take as many AP/honors classes as you can unless you feel like you can handle it.
3. Don't expect to get much sleep. Enjoy your sleep now while it lasts.
4. If you ever want to set your alarm clock for earlier in the morning with hopes to study, don't. It never works. Ever.
5. Use weekends wisely. Even though we all wait until Sunday afternoon/night to start homework, don't. Weekends are a good time to catch up on everything.
6. Try to stay away from chatting online or texting on weekdays. If worst comes to worst, turn off your phone or have a friend change your Facebook password for you.
7. Most importantly, stay positive!! It's a really difficult year, but everyone eventually endures through it. Don't give up early on because there's always a chance to do better. :)

Good luck. :)

Junior year is needless to say, really difficult.
It's fairly hard to manage grades, sports, clubs, homework, studying, SATs, and sleep. So I feel like I'm struggling a lot more than last year. /:

I really like Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the 4th of July. :)

I honestly don't know how to explain it...

Basically, I think movies are either a hit or a miss--they're either amazing or horrible. There are too many horrible movies out right now that it's hard to judge what's good vs. what's not. And I think that movies are a waste of time. (It's a mentality thing, not necessarily the truth.) Three hours later, I always get tired/bored of watching something. With TV shows, the episodes aren't as long or in depth. And at least here, movie tickets are $10+ which needless to say, is somewhat overpriced. Yeah.

I'm not a huge fan of breakfast foods.
I always eat breakfast, but it's normally something pretty small.

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They all have really nice themes that are simplistic and easy-to-edit if you know some HTML/CSS. The only thing is that some of them don't work well on Internet Explorer.

My best subject at the moment is math.
But most of my grades right now = bleh.

I'm a huge Canon fan. I made sure my point-and-shoot was Canon even though there was a decent Olympus camera I had my eye on.

But my parents bought the dSLR without telling me, so it's a Nikon. Although, I like the D3000. I wish it could shoot videos though...