Wow this computer is old

Let's begin shall we?

I am upstairs on my personal computer. Granted I am on the family network which includes a cable running from our main server to my computer. I am recently starting to use this computer again. Unfortunately, it is quite old. I received it in 8th grade from my teacher. He said "the first one in my room tomorrow morning will get this computer." Great! It was awesome at the time, and yeah it still is. The only thing, it runs on windows 98 software. I can't download Mozilla Firefox because I have to have Windows 2000 or greater. Well fooie. I tried looking on the interwebs for a downloadable version with no luck. So, tomorrow (which is technically today since it is 2.30am) I will be searching for this software in my parents room. Hopefully, dad kept at least the XP or something.

While I am on the computer right now, I am supposed to be finishing my room. I did really well today! I cleaned the kitchen (I did sweep and mop the floors, not just do a load of dishes) and I am working on my room. I am getting so much work done sitting here typing on the computer. See? So much work is being completed as we speak (technically as I speak and you read.)

Well, I thought I would fill you in on a couple of things since I have been gone for over a month now.

Yes, I am graduating May 21st! I am so excited. I am filling out tons of applications for jobs and when I come to the education part, I fill under qualified because I haven't graduated high school...yet. So, that's another topic, jobs. I am in need of a job. I have filled out applications left and right with no avail. I did just turn in one for the City of BA as a recreation assistant. It is a summer job at a park where I had multiple Girl Scouts bridgings and what-not.

School is doing very well. Especially since I have 5 out of 6 music classes. I am planning on being a music ed. major. I love the school workday. It is pretty easy, but it is still rewarding. Straight A's so far this semester.

I am planning on going to Oklahoma Baptist University for the fall/spring 2009. I have been accepted and have received a $2,500 scholarship from the music department. I went President's weekend for the Fine Arts Main Event and it was a blast! I stayed in a dormroom and hung out with amazing people there. Most of them were music majors too! I loved that weekend. The only thing though is my Contra decided to be a brat and not want to play the B across the break. That hurt my score but man do contra's get out of whack when you take them to new places. Dr. Hansford and Mr. Pruitt understood though. I even got a chance to talk to them about being in Jazz! That would be so cool. I met so many cool people that weekend. that pretty much sealed the deal on OBU. Now I just have to find the rest of the tuition,$23,000 a year!

Well, I could go on and on about OBU. Hopefully that has caught you up to date a little bit.

Hopefully it won't take so long for the next post!

Ex Animo,
Seale