I'm not good at picking my favorite movie quotes...

I know you did it, Abby! I was extremely grateful for my shout-out during your acceptance speech.

I love the library too. It is so quiet and it has that library smell and you know that when you leave, you will have a stack of amzing books with you. It is the happiest place on earth. Forget Disney (though I've never actually been there, so I wouldn't know how they compare).

One time in third grade I wanted to see if I would get in trouble if I typed a cuss word in the computer. I don't know what I expected to happen...maybe a siren would go off? So I typed "ass". Nothing happened, and I backspaced immediately. Good times.

What is this phobia of voicemails? I've never been a big fan because you can never hear them correctly, but I would never consider that a phobia.
I loooove Thanksgiving. I think my favorite food is the macaroni and cheese my mom makes. And I really like the turkey and noodles she makes the next day with the leftovers. I saw these blue moccasins and was like, "Abby!" They were pretty awesome. I hate perfect books. All of mine have to be slightly messed up; that is the only proof that they have been read and properly loved.

I love that part of Some Like It Hot! Pure genius. I have seen Garden State and I adored it (though, as I wrote before, I pretty much love every movie I see). Casablanca had some good lines, but I found it overrated. My hopes were impossible to reach, however, because everyone always talked about how amazing it was.

My top three movie quotes (is this ever? I am assuming...)
1. "Do you mind if I call you Fred?" --Breakfast at Tiffany's (the one, the only...Audrey Hepburn)
2. "You know, Jenny, you're not that great looking." "I know, but can I help it if you think so?" --Love Story
3. "Telling you to come back and forgive everything/Seasons may change, winter to spring/but I love you" --Moulin Rouge (the greatest ending as long as you stop it at the right part and act like they run away together instead of what REALLY happens)

Today after school, I went to the yearbook meeting where I was informed by Sarah of the harsh comments made on indystar.com toward our school. When I arrived home, I ate chicken and green beans. I then went on indystar.com and commented back to the morons who choose to disrespect Herron. I talked on the phone, was distracted from my history homework, and ate apple crisp. I am now writing to you and preparing to work on my history once again. Exciting, huh?

It would be fascinating to have Herron posts.
I love our school.

Looking forward to down-by-the-banks tomorrow.