welcome back

I'm going back to my Yeshiva in a couple minutes. It's not exactly a happy time. I've been home for an entire week of not school, and I am very suddenly going to be forced back into the annoying world of biology, geometry, history, gemara, chumash, and whatever. Not to mention I won't be home and will be eating alan food.
But there is a silver lining. I'll be back with my friends, I'll be waking up later (yes its true), and I'll have alot more free time to myself to just sit down and relax. You see, when I'm at home, I can always hear the clock ticking, and I know that every second is one that I'm not going to get back. But when I'm at school, I can just sit down, you know, only 2143 hours left.
Sometimes I feel like my real vacation is when I'm at school. At least physically.

Still working on that camera...

Well, I'm still trying to get a nice camera to have at school with me. It's kind of frustrating because I think about it alot more than I should and I always want to talk to people about what's buzzing around in my head; but mostly the comment I get when I bring it up goes something like "why would you want a camera?" or their personal favorite, "what would you do with a camera?" Well, here's your answer. For those of you who have asked me this in person, it's kind of hard for me to say it off hand because I just draw a bunch of blanks, but I think I can put it in writing.
So, #1 is because I want to be able to have something to remember my high school years by, and I've already missed my freshman year and half of my sophomore year. It would be cool to be able to show underclassmen pictures of my class when we were sophomores, when I'm like, a senior.
#2 is the possibility of making a movie at school. It's not terribly likely at this point, but it would be so funny if I ended up doing it.
#3 is that i want to be able to put pictures on my blog.
Ok I gotta go.