Those of you who are avid readers of this Blog (or follow me on Twitter or have befriended me on Facebook) know that today was the day that I was going back to Anderson W. Clark Magnet High School to talk to the students in the Publications/Journalism class.
Take a look at this:
Proof I was there. I had wanted to show these pictures along with a picture of me from high school (I was part of the Class of 2003), but all of the pictures of me from high school are at my parents' house. I promise that I'll get one from their home the next time I'm over there and I'll post it here on my blog...
Everyone thought I was totally amazing. Probably. I don't really know.
I was talking for a long time. And then everyone kept asking questions for a while after. And then MORE of the kids wanted to ask questions, but Mr. Davis (the teacher in charge of the class) had to remind them that they still had actual WORK to do since they were cutting it close to their deadline for the next issue of the Clark Chronicle (the school newspaper).
I think it went pretty well. Hopefully I was helpful/informative and didn't poop on anyone's dreams.
And if there was anyone there who missed a chance to talk to me or wanted to talk to me longer: I'm sorry I had to go so soon! I have 2 articles due today, plus I had to get a few last minute (much needed!) items before Saturday.
Speaking of Saturday..............................................................
I'm going to be going to a Press Conference for the International Fight Showdown! As a member of the Press! I'm very excited.
See? I told you I had more stuff going on in the Combat Sports arena! :)
And then, I'm going to a tea party on Sunday. Not a political thing. An actual honest-to-goodness tea party. Basically, it's going to be a bunch of ladies sitting around in fancy hats, pretending to be British, while sipping different flavors of tea and eating cucumber sandwiches and scones and the like. And it's taking place in my friend's castle. I'm taking my good friend Paris with me. We'll be sure to get pictures.
Until next time...
--Lauren*
http://littlezotz.webs.com
EDIT (2/18/11): Here's a picture of what I looked like in high school:
I love this picture as it is the best representation of me in high school. I wore that outfit 3 out of 5 days a week for the full 4 years I went there. I also wore that expression. --L*
Everyone thought I was totally amazing. Probably. I don't really know.
I was talking for a long time. And then everyone kept asking questions for a while after. And then MORE of the kids wanted to ask questions, but Mr. Davis (the teacher in charge of the class) had to remind them that they still had actual WORK to do since they were cutting it close to their deadline for the next issue of the Clark Chronicle (the school newspaper).
I think it went pretty well. Hopefully I was helpful/informative and didn't poop on anyone's dreams.
And if there was anyone there who missed a chance to talk to me or wanted to talk to me longer: I'm sorry I had to go so soon! I have 2 articles due today, plus I had to get a few last minute (much needed!) items before Saturday.
Speaking of Saturday..............................................................
I'm going to be going to a Press Conference for the International Fight Showdown! As a member of the Press! I'm very excited.
See? I told you I had more stuff going on in the Combat Sports arena! :)
And then, I'm going to a tea party on Sunday. Not a political thing. An actual honest-to-goodness tea party. Basically, it's going to be a bunch of ladies sitting around in fancy hats, pretending to be British, while sipping different flavors of tea and eating cucumber sandwiches and scones and the like. And it's taking place in my friend's castle. I'm taking my good friend Paris with me. We'll be sure to get pictures.
Until next time...
--Lauren*
http://littlezotz.webs.com
EDIT (2/18/11): Here's a picture of what I looked like in high school:
I love this picture as it is the best representation of me in high school. I wore that outfit 3 out of 5 days a week for the full 4 years I went there. I also wore that expression. --L*
Awesome! I'll bet you inspired many a future writer :)
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