Day 43 of Boot Camp

I had a nightmare last night. I don't remember what it was about but it was sinister and disturbing. Woke me up at 4 AM and stayed up around 6 AM. Not only did the creepy dream keep me awake, but also the wind and pounding rain. The rain didn't even sound like rain; it sounded like the gods were pouring buckets of water onto earth. It was INSANE! I was a bit intimidated to drive this morning. It was still gusting as I got ready for school and getting into my car. The rain was on and off during my commute yet I got to school and home safe and sound. While going to school though, I saw somebody in a car accident with someone else. Their car was pointing the other way as the second car was pointing the correct way. This was on the freeway. I'm glad they got to the shoulder or else it would have been chaos.

My day was okay. School was boring however very progressive. When I got home, I learned that my cat Cheetah had, in fact, hurt his tail to the point where he won't lift it hardly. I thought his tail was hurt a couple days back because usually his tail is upward and he's acting really happy. Nevertheless, when I told that to my mom, she decided to act doctor and almost get herself scratched in the face multiple times. I advise her to stop but... sometimes, you just got to let her do what she wants to do... Hopefully we'll take Cheetah to the vet soon because him being hurt and my mom trying to play doctor is stressing me out. I already have a throbbing headache...

I watched a bit of CNN about hurricane Sandy destroying the east coast. Some of my online friends live over there. I hope they have sheltered themselves and saved most of their belongings.

I watched Prometheus finally. That was a really good Sci-Fi movie! Didn't think it would be since it looked quite random. However, it proved me wrong and I was glad.

Now I'm in bed, typing this and wishing for better sleep than last nights. I'm on IMVU also to tell you the truth. I guess I should inform Mason that because I don't want him to think I lied to him when I said, "I'm not going on IMVU until far, far into the future." It SOUNDS like a lie but... I assure you... I just... couldn't take the loneliness anymore... I'm addicted to the web! What can I say?

Emperor Penguins, Antarctica

Emperor penguins are Olympian swimmers, capable of diving to 1,750 feet and remaining underwater 20 minutes on a single breath. "I was mesmerized by their beautiful bubble trails," says Nicklen, who braved 28°F water to capture these images.