Ugh, plese forgive me. School-things-everything has just been crah-razy lately. No lie. There's exams coming up, I have less than twelve days of school left, and I haven't started reviewing at all. But, things are catching up-hense my posting in the journal. I know I make this promise in almost every journal, but this time it's bound to happen. The snow has completely melted, and the sun is staying consistent. Plus, my mother has just bought me a new camera! I don't have any of that cool pix crap anymore, noo sir. Now, I have a good pro camera that should get what I need done. I think my first project with this camera will be something summery, because it's summber-duh. But, I think it'll be...like summer romance? Or maybe an urban summer in my city. Yeah! That's what i'll be doing, a urban summer in my city. I'm sure you guys will love it, because I'm pretty excited for it. It'll start in my backyard, and eventually make it's way downtown. Now, mind you-downtown is about half an hour away from my home, so there'll be alot of photos. I'll probably have to take at least a day just to do it all. But, enough about my new project.

Yesterday was Thursday, and on every thursday we are let out early, around eleven thirty, because the teachers need a little pow wow during the afternoon. So, me, my best friends, and my younger sister went to whyte avenue. It's a whole avenue with a whole bunch of stores, but not just world wide franchises. It's mostly hand-made, family owned stores, so what you get down there is pretty rare, and sometimes expensive. Anyways, we went down there, and we found this store, call Lucid Lifestyles. We saw this shirt in the window, so we decided to check it out. That store, was all eco-friendly and had the most amazing / expesnsive clothing I had ever seen. We spent at least an hour or two in the store, and by the time we left we were best friends with the store owner. Anyhow, I bought this yellow shirt from the store, and it says action, compassion, and for the life of me, I couldn't figure out what it meant. So, as always when i'm in doubt, I asked my best friend Sarah. She explained to me that it ment there is no compassion without action. Don't you think that's beautiful? I did too.