my (bien) weekend

This weekend was Bien. On Friday, I just watched Friday Night Cranks, Which is an awsome prank call show. I went to horseback, and rode my favorite horsie, STEVEN! GOD I love him soooo much even though he is a old man. Hahahahaha!!!!! We jumped about 1 foot, which felt like 4 feet, on a still green horse. On Saturday, I woke up at 9:45, to be at my first volleybal game.....EVER!!!!!! We won our 1st game, lost our 2nd grade, and lost our 3rd. I probalbly earned our team a good 10-12 points.

Eventing, my sport, my LIFE

As you guys know, the only 2 sports I do is volleyball, and eventing. A lot of people claim that eventing isn't a sport at all.............. It is!  Why in the heck is it in the Olympics... Huh??? I bet you if you get on a horse and jump fences bigger then your horse, You would be SORE the next day. In many other sports you can tell your teammates what to do, and not. In eventing you can tell them what to do....but will they listen???

In eventing you can go to this

 

and end up like this in a quarter of a second!

This is a sport I think can was made for the thrill, but it is so dangerous and risky

but would you do all this, for a horse's heart and the willing to win??? I would and all my friends that ride, will agree with me!

EVENTING IS A SPORT, IT IS MORE THAN A SPORT IT'S OUR LIFE!!!!

A future You can look forward too???

This sounds like some mix of astrology, superstition, and an old wives' tale . . . but apparently there's actual data to back it up.

--A new study out of England found that the MONTH when someone is born makes a big impact on their future career.

--It's hard to figure out the science behind it . . . there are theories about things like the amount of sunlight pregnant women are exposed to, or the allergies children are more prone to in different seasons.  But no one's really sure.

--All they know is that data has shown people born in certain months end up in certain careers more often.  Here are the findings . . .

--JANUARY.  Lots of doctors and debt collectors, fewer real estate agents.

--FEBRUARY.  Lots of artists and traffic cops, fewer physicists.  Also, people born in February are most prone to narcolepsy.  (???)

--MARCH.  Lots of pilots and musicians.

--APRIL.  The only career that's overrepresented in April over time is . . . dictators.  People born in April are also more likely to have lower-than-average IQs, and more health problems.

--MAY.  Lots of politicians, fewer pro athletes.

--JUNE.  Lots of CEOs.  Also high on Nobel Prize winners.

--JULY.  Lots of manual laborers and artists.

--AUGUST.  Lots of manual laborers and high-ranking politicians.

--SEPTEMBER.  Lots of people in academia and sports.

--OCTOBER.  Lots of politicians.  People in October are also most likely to live the longest.

--NOVEMBER.  Lots of serial killers.  Also, people born in November are most prone to bipolar disorder.

--DECEMBER.  Lots of dentists.  Also lots of religious and secular MESSIAHS . . . everyone fromJESUS . . . to STALIN and MAO.

A future You can look forward too???

This sounds like some mix of astrology, superstition, and an old wives' tale . . . but apparently there's actual data to back it up.

--A new study out of England found that the MONTH when someone is born makes a big impact on their future career.

--It's hard to figure out the science behind it . . . there are theories about things like the amount of sunlight pregnant women are exposed to, or the allergies children are more prone to in different seasons.  But no one's really sure.

--All they know is that data has shown people born in certain months end up in certain careers more often.  Here are the findings . . .

--JANUARY.  Lots of doctors and debt collectors, fewer real estate agents.

--FEBRUARY.  Lots of artists and traffic cops, fewer physicists.  Also, people born in February are most prone to narcolepsy.  (???)

--MARCH.  Lots of pilots and musicians.

--APRIL.  The only career that's overrepresented in April over time is . . . dictators.  People born in April are also more likely to have lower-than-average IQs, and more health problems.

--MAY.  Lots of politicians, fewer pro athletes.

--JUNE.  Lots of CEOs.  Also high on Nobel Prize winners.

--JULY.  Lots of manual laborers and artists.

--AUGUST.  Lots of manual laborers and high-ranking politicians.

--SEPTEMBER.  Lots of people in academia and sports.

--OCTOBER.  Lots of politicians.  People in October are also most likely to live the longest.

--NOVEMBER.  Lots of serial killers.  Also, people born in November are most prone to bipolar disorder.

--DECEMBER.  Lots of dentists.  Also lots of religious and secular MESSIAHS . . . everyone fromJESUS . . . to STALIN and MAO.

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crayola crayons are wonderful

- Binney & Smith, the company that invented Crayola crayongs started as a color company that used to make carbon black for car tires, among other products

 The first box of eight Crayola crayons were introduced in 1903 and sold for one nickel

- The name Crayola was coined by a wife of one of the company owners and comes from "craie," the French word for chalk, and "ola," from "oleaginous" or "oily"

- The Crayola 64 box with the built-in sharpener debuted in 1958

- More than 120 billion Crayola crayons have been sold around the world

- Only three Crayola color names have ever been changed: Prussian blue was renamed midnight blue, flesh was renamed peach and Indian red was renamed chestnut

- A Yale University study found that the smell of Crayola crayons is one of the 20 most recognizable scents to American adults

We could learn a lot from crayons; some are sharp, some are pretty, some are dull, while others bright, some have weird names, but they all have learned to live together in the same box.  ~Robert Fulghum

Artists are just children who refuse to put down their crayons.  ~Al Hirschfeld


Actually, all education is self-education.  A teacher is only a guide, to point out the way, and no school, no matter how excellent, can give you education.  What you receive is like the outlines in a child's coloring book.  You must fill in the colors yourself.  ~Louis L'Amour


Life is like a box of crayons.  Most people are the eight-color boxes, but what you're really looking for are the 64-color boxes with the sharpeners on the back.  I fancy myself to be a 64-color box, though I've got a few missing.  It's okay though, because I've got some more vibrant colors like periwinkle at my disposal.  I have a bit of a problem though in that I can only meet the eight-color boxes.  Does anyone else have that problem?  I mean, there are so many different colors of life, of feeling, of articulation, so when I meet someone who's an eight-color type I'm like, "hey girl, magenta!" and she's like, "oh, you mean purple!" and she goes off on her purple thing, and I'm like, "no - I want magenta!"  ~John Mayer

art

Lately I have been busy looking, and doing fun and crazy crafts. It's pretty cool actually. I dont know how all these people come up with all of this stuff!

                                                                   FOR   EXAMPLE

                                                          

                                                                       a duct taped prom dress

GIANT friendship bracelets HAHA that DON'T fit on your wrist!!!

Trick Photography

And there is many many more!!!!