More Art Junk + LSP!

Sooo...

It's been twenty days since my last blog post. D'you guys miss me? 'Cause I forgot to miss you guys. XD No, seriously, now I have a legitimate excuse for not posting: I graduated. Yep. I'm going to high school. ._. Does that surprise you guys? :D So now you can imagine the rush I had to go through to take my final exams and prepare for my grad. And stuff.

*cough*my graduation was on march 22 btw, i was just having fun enjoying my summer vacation*cough*

Okay now, I have news for you:

I don't have any new Weird Facts About Me. Yet. I do, however, have a bunch of new arty junk. I love arty junk. :3

If you ever find THIS on Facebook:

...then you have found the account of my brother. XD (This is what happens when your sister knows your password. Be warned, all you brothers out there. >:3) Quick, friend him and tell him I'm awesome. :D 'Cause I draw epic bearded men epicly.

DD: how come i can't see her hair's shinies? WHERE ARE THE SHINIES?!!

I saw a cool hair coloring tutorial on MangaTutorials.com and I decided I just HAD to do it. I had to do, guys. ;_;

I think it turned out pretty well, although the first version was much better. I literally JUST finished it, and then, boom - my Gimp decided to shut down. And I saved nothing except for the hair. I was raging for an entire seven minutes XD

This is my character Zafira Trapp from my not-actually-a-novel-it's-kind-of-like-an-imaginary-anime-in-print novel, Sarafinna's Misadventures at Sea. She's this thirteen-year-old gypsy of sorts who's fantastic at magic and machinery, and is also one of the most violent and short-tempered characters I have ever written. :D

Zafira doesn't actually look like this (her hair is more of a green blonde, with her hair in a loose bun and a tuft of hair covering her left eye), but she's a lot cuter here, don'tcha think? ^_^ She's not an entirely original character either, as she was a roleplay character in our homeschooling program's forums. Ms. Zafira was made by a good friend I would like to call...Crunch. Yeah let's call her that. >:D

I also wrote a few stories on my StoryWrite account. You should check this one out.

And this.

And this too.

And don't forget this.

And I'm forcing you to read this, mainly because it's a story about torturing Ricky (my fave lab rat >:D) and I'm pretty sure most of y'all already know who Ricky is. If you don't, well that's why you're in this blog in the first place. Check out the archives. -.-

A few more notes to you guys before I disappear into the land of chocolate and farting unicorns:

• My brother and I are going to set up an actual website this summer. It will be a comics slash game development site named....*drumroll* Kid Fort. Kid Fort Productions. >:D
• I will try to be more active on this blog this summer and make you guys happy for once. (Emphasis on "try".)
• I have a few Weird Facts About Me  in mind and will get to them as soon as Lazy kidZ has been banished from my system - at least temporarily.
• I got around 23 and 27 pageviews on March 23 and March 24. I have no idea who I kidnapped and blackmailed into getting me more pageviews ._. but OHMYGLOBYOUGUYSEWIEWFRRHUAR UI EIG YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE. D,: No actually, thank you so much. THIS MEANS SO MUCH TO ME.

Peace out, guys. :3

kidZ's Cheesy Homeschooling Story

I just love these cheesy stories. *^*

So, anyway, I just realized something: yesterday was our Grade 6 recollection and photo shoot. Which means one thing: I'm graduating. I'm going to high school. I'm no longer in elementary. D:

Makes me miss all those years I had in grade school. They were good times. Gooood times.

Okay, before I was homeschooled, I was enrolled in a regular ol' school for Kindergarten. (My mom told them I should just be put in Prep right away, but due to my age, I got dumped in kindergarten instead. Fun people.)

While I did like my friends and the fun times, I didn't have fun with the schoolwork itself. I mean, if you're a five-year-old who already knows how to read (and is pretty good at that) and you have to put up with classmates who can't even tell the difference between a d and a b, then you'll be bored too. Plus, my mom noticed that I'd rather hang out with older kids since they were more of my maturity level. (A mature five-year-old. I was a mature five-year-old. ._____.)

Eventually the school accelerated me to Prep, but I still didn't have fun. For one, everyone was scared of the teacher because she got angry easily. Plus, even though my grades were high enough for first honor, I wasn't rewarded at all. And even if I wasn't technically being bullied, there were a bunch of boys who made fun of me for having a crush on a kindergartener. (I have no idea why I had that crush. :I)

So my mom swooped to the rescue (gotta love how moms cut in to save the day :D) and decided to bring my brother and I to a better school.But, since she couldn't find the perfect school, she did some research online and happened to come upon homeschooling and many articles praising it.

But she didn't just want regular ol' homeschooling; she wanted Catholic homeschooling. So that's exactly what she typed in: "Catholic homeschooling". And the first thing she saw was a program called Catholic Filipino Academy.

It was started by a successful and famous preacher and businessman named Bo Sanchez (a guy whom I now call Tito Bo, just 'cause). She read his article on homeschooling, and then....BAM. My brother and I were homeschooled under Catholic Filipino Academy. Just like that.

(If you wanna check it out, click here! :D)

So I started my first year of homeschooling on first grade. Perfect.

I love homeschooling, okay? Nothing can change my mind about that. No matter how much criticism I draw from naysayers and well-meaning (but not so encouraging) friends and family, I will try to be homeschooled for as long as possible.

Why? Well, it's because being homeschooled taught me to go after my passion. And since we have no homework (correction, everything school-related becomes homework....actually. ._.) or assignments, we have all the time in the world to chase our dreams.

I love writing, singing, drawing, and fashion/beauty. So what do I do? I read. I write. I sing in the shower. I perform in small concerts. I draw on every surface I could draw on. I read fashion magazines and the beauty column of the newspaper.

Bet you can't do much of that when you go to regular school, huh?

And, since it's a Catholic homeschooling program, I've learned that everything I do should help others. :3 Plus, I also learned about Tito Bo and read some of his awesome books. (I'm a middle-schooler reading books meant for people ages twenty or older. Yeah.)

...

Yeah. That's it.

COOL STORY BRO.

(no "cool story bro" image for today. i iz scared of copyright violating, and i'm on our netbook so i can't draw anything. now you get a blog post without pictures. CRYYY.)

Peace out. :D

Pretty Little Pictures :D

Hai. :3 I totally forgot to post on Saturday. I have no excuse actually; I just forgot. There. I ADMIT IT. I. FORGOT. ABOUT. BLOGGING.

Buuut on the other hand, I have lots of pretty pictures to show you guys. :3

I got busy with drawing stuffs, since I do love drawing stuffs. I'm gonna post them all here.

Yes. I was kind of a vegetarian when I was younger, for a selfish reason. I didn't do it to save animals from being killed or to  leave more food for other people or to show people that I'm a good girl for eating my veggies....

No.

I did it because all the beautiful people on TV said they ate veggies, and I wanted to be a beautiful person too. LOLOLOLO, yes, I wanted to be fabulous. °∇°

JUMP BREAK.