So before I head off to bed, I thought I would write about what's been going on and what stuff is looking like for both me and you at the moment.

1. The national competition my team is in managed to get into the top three finalists. The team (as well as a few teachers and supporters) voted me to present and attempt to win the first place. So this generally means I'll be gone (without internet connection) for about a week near the end of April.

2. I have some artwork done and some at work. Called ~wafflewolf today, which was really awesome (yay! We got to talk!! It's been forever), and I told her I would attempt to post up some new art tonight. Well... I'll have to hold on that for tomorrow mainly because I found out I have one more project (for school) left to finish so I want to get that done first and second, my art is scattered in my bedroom and I can't find them all. For those of you I have trades with, don't worry - I didn't forget about you.

3. There will be a few days where I will most likely not be able to get on the internet because of my busy schedule.

4. I know there's more, but it's about 12:50AM right now so I can't think of a thing. I'm going to bed now since I have to wake up at around 7AM.

Random Story of the Day
Usually when I wake up, I follow a ruitine: turn off my alarm, star outside my bedroom window for a few seconds, crawl out of bed and go on with my business. About two nights ago, I slept in my bedroom and followed my usual waking up ruitine. I turned off my alarm, turned my head to the window, and a brown hairy spider about 3 inches long was less than 1/4 inch away from my face. The immediate thought that came to mind was "Why am I scared of it.. it looks familiar, but what is it?...." After I stared at it for a few seconds, I immediately jumped back. Freaked me out once I figured out it was a spider. The confusing part was that it was between the glass and the screen - so very confusing as to how on Earth it got in between the two. So for the next few days (not anymore), I got paranoid and would literally scan my entire bedroom before I went to bed - because after seeing it, and then it disappearing, I didn't know if it came from outside or if it crawled inside.