Yeah. Just wanted to get rid of the other one from August.

Yeah. That basically sums up how I feel right now. The admins of Allen High decided to get together and be a collective mass of douchebags; this week, summer band is from 4 pm to 8 pm.
Wow, totally brilliant, right? Let's have summer band during the hottest part of the day, coz pointless meetings are OBVIOUSLY more important than making sure the 600-piece band doesn't absolutely DIE from a summer heat so intense that it has om-nommed entire hurricanes!!!

Ugh.


Jerkwads.

Yeah, summer band officially starts tomorrow, and almost all of my friends are not going to be there.

Plus, it doesn't help that one of my section leaders is a TOTAL JERKFACE, and everyone I knew who didn't graduate isn't in band anymore. Waah.

Ugh; I'm so out of shape....how will I survive...?

Yup. It's that time for me.

I'm getting all four of my wisdom teeth extracted on Tuesday. I'm a little nervous, but I'm trying not to let it freak me out too much.

Anyway, just to let all my friends know that I might be acting like a mime for about 2 weeks.

I shall return to enjoying my last few days of solid food before four of my teeth are wrenched from my skull.

The Sears Tower is officially no more.

The country's tallest building got its new moniker Thursday during a public renaming ceremony hosted by Willis Group Holdings. Company Chairman and CEO Joseph Plumeri and Chicago Mayor Richard Daley unveiled the new sign bearing the name Willis Tower. Willis Group Holdings, a London-based insurance brokerage, secured the naming rights as part of an agreement to lease 140,000 square feet of space. Plumeri has said the company plans to bring hundreds of jobs to the city. The 110-story skyscraper has been known as Sears Tower since it opened in 1973. Its original tenant, Sears Roebuck and Co., moved out in 1992 but its sign -- and name -- remained.


Yeah. I just found this out on the Yahoo! news page this morning. How dare they have such audacity as to change the name of a Chicago landmark that's had the same name since '73?!
AUGH!! What next, are they gonna change the name of Wrigley Field?!! They've already taken Marshall Field's (screw you, Macy's!!) and now the Sears Tower; what next?!!?!


Rant over.