You Don't Need to be Unique to be Unique

*WARNING* My blog is in fact called Complete Randomness so if you can't handle that please leave, and when you do leave, leave a cookie behind. I'm hungry.

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Today, I would say that I have lived an average life. MLIA

I thought about just listing all my likes and dislikes but that wouldn't be interesting to read. Honestly, I'm just not that great of a writer when it comes to writing about myself. I prefer to write wild stories and research papers and try to leave out my life as much as possible. This isn't what the teachers want, however. And I do tend to go off on random tangents. If you have a Facebook and are friends with me, you have witnessed a lot of this randomness.

Let's make this easy. How about I start with a few things that I do like to do...

I wouldn't say that I'm an "avid reader" but I do like to read. I mainly like reading articles like Popular Science or National Geographic. There are so many books that I have read that shaped my perception of my world.

I think one of the greatest series that I have read was the Pendragon Series. I can not express in writing how much this series made me laugh and how upset I got over it. I did cry at times, and I did get angry, a lot. But overall, the series was probably one of the greatest fiction series that I have ever read. It is ten books of pure epicness. Not even in my wildest imagination could I have created such worlds of wonder as DJ McHale has created.

It is very difficult for me to pick one of the ten as a definite favorite book. They are all so vivid and I felt as if I was watching a movie while I was reading them. McHale does such a great job of describing the feelings of the character it's hard to even choose one character as a favorite. I can remember when I first picked up the book in 7th or 8th grade. I would sit in the library during study hall and just read. And when the bell rang, I found it near impossible to close the book. I'm not going to lie. Like I said above, I did cry at times. I find it funny that I cry more when I'm reading good books than I actually cry in real situations. The books just seem so real even though they are just fantasy.

I like to go outside. It doesn't matter if it is raining or if it is sunny. I don't much like going outside anymore during the winter, even though I do like the cold. I don't think "I like to go outside." expresses how much I love to go outside. Nature is such a wonderful thing and it's a shame there are so many things that destroy it. If I could stand isolation and were actually boyscout certified, I would probably pull a Hatchet, minus the plane crash and all, and try to have a great time. For all of you who don't know what I just said, I suggest you read the book Hatchet...

If I could describe my personality in one word that would be absolutely impossible. Though, curious would be a good word to describe me. I am intrigued by things that I don't understand and if I don't understand something I will try and try until I do understand it. AP Chemistry (and chemistry in general) are things that just don't click, and that's fine.

Mainly I'm interested in the sciences relating to biology like plants and that sort of thing.

Well, enough with the things I do like. I find it more fun complaining about things I don't like. Probably because there are more things that I just don't like than there are things that I do. And then there are things that I like that I don't like and then it gets really confusing for everybody. Maybe I'm a hypocrite, but everyone is so I don't feel too bad. Actually, I don't feel like explaining what I don't like. That's what Facebook is for, and I feel like I've complained about nearly everything I could possibly complain about and then some.

I also enjoy ranting. ^^