Hey Guys, (like anyone reads and/or comments)
I just got back from a wonderful weekend at Cape Cod, Falmouth MA, to be exact. It was a wonderful place. I loved it there. Even though there wasn't MUCH to do there, it was good to get away from school and home. I wish that we had a place up there so we could go like every weekend... but nope. We stayed at a place called Beach Breeze Inn. Its a wonderful place. I loved it there. Anyway, I got some pics, that I'll be happy to post up soon. After I fix my Facebook account (it was having issues with my photos -_-) .
And I will also be posting some of my favorite images from this week. I had to take photos of a flower(s) for my photography class. And I love how most of them came out, so I will be posting some of those, sometime this week. Depending on how busy I am. And for those who ARE reading this. PLEASE COMMENT. I'm getting like no feed back what-so-ever. I changed the comment thing to ANYONE. So please do comment. :)
Showing posts with label Massachusetts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Massachusetts. Show all posts
Sep 18, 2011
Cape Cod and Roses
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Sep 12, 2011
Tired As Usual
Guess what?! I''m tired! Nothing's new there... It's the third week of school, and the first Monday of the school year. And I don't feel like going to school, as usual... I go through these phases of "I don't really care", "I don't want to go to school", etc. It's sometimes annoying, but it's me... Over the weekend, I went to New England Institute of Art, down in Boston, Mass. Even though the tour was short, I liked the school. If I'm going there, my dad says that I'm going to have to get a dorm. Which I actually don't really mind, because there are these Independent Apartments, where you can get a apartment with a room mate or by your self, and the school will give you $120 card to Shaws or some food shopping place. So I get to live by myself and fend for myself if I were to go to school. I like to be anti-social sometimes.
On Sunday, my friend and I, (and my dad as a GPS) went to a POWWOW at Parker's Maple Barn. It was a small thing, they had nice shops too. I bought a hat that says Native Pride on it. My friend bought a ring, and a bone necklace. Yes, real bones. We also saw some fur...which I think almost made me want to go become a vegitarian. I also saw a rattle, that was made out of a turtle shell and a deer hoof... But other than that it was okay. I say okay, because it wasn't exactly what I was expecting... Most of the "Native Americans" were white... not to be racist or anything...its just that most of them didn't look like Native Americans. And their tribal dances were sort of slow... but I loved the music, which was just drums and them singing.
And now it's back to school... At least I finished my yucky homework early...
On Sunday, my friend and I, (and my dad as a GPS) went to a POWWOW at Parker's Maple Barn. It was a small thing, they had nice shops too. I bought a hat that says Native Pride on it. My friend bought a ring, and a bone necklace. Yes, real bones. We also saw some fur...which I think almost made me want to go become a vegitarian. I also saw a rattle, that was made out of a turtle shell and a deer hoof... But other than that it was okay. I say okay, because it wasn't exactly what I was expecting... Most of the "Native Americans" were white... not to be racist or anything...its just that most of them didn't look like Native Americans. And their tribal dances were sort of slow... but I loved the music, which was just drums and them singing.
And now it's back to school... At least I finished my yucky homework early...
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