On learning interesting things

Yesterday I learned something really cool and interesting. I was on my way home from an orthodontist appointment, (I know, gripping beginning right?) and my mom rolled down the windows. The wind was blowing really hard (I like wind) (I like parentheses too ha ha) and I stuck my arm out the window, it felt good. Now, I was wearing a long-sleeved shirt, and the cool air went all the way down my sleeve and into my armpit, where it felt very strange. My reaction to this strange occurrence made both my mother and my sister crack up laughing at me. This is what I learned: apparently when it is windy and you stick your arm out the window, the air will rush into your sleeve and up your arm. Actually, once you get past the shock, it's kind of cool. So, I rode the rest of the way home with my arm out the window laughing all the way. Yep, this is me people, I'm sixteen years old and living it up.

Another window into my ultra-glamorous life:
Today, in my math class, we played Halloween Bingo. We used Smarties as our markers. The kid who sits across from me, Seth, made fun of me for arranging my Smarties according to color. I told him I was OCD and to deal with it. Henceforth I have decided that all of my faults shall be blamed upon my being OCD, even though no doctor has proclaimed me to be such. I have way too much fun writing these things.
Also, about thirty minutes ago, I found a leaf in my church's parking lot, (I like leaves) and I picked it up and brought it home with me. It just seemed so perfect, so whole and unblemished. I'm glad we have fall and I'm glad we have leaves. So, today I say, "thank you God for the fall and the leaves, and thank you for letting me learn about wind and armpits."
Did you like the picture? I made it myself. "I'm a big kid now." (in song--if you don't know what I'm talking about, it's probably because you have a life)