Invisibility Cloak

If I was invisible, it would be the ultimate thing of all awsomeness ever. The first thing I would do... well thats kinda hard. It would be one of a few things. I would either do a couple things that would usually get me into trouble, sadly but, knowing how I think, I probably do those things. Then I would do something ive always wanted... I would hang around some people, no names, but I would see how they really talk about me, and I could probably figure out who are my real friends. That would probably the first thing I would do. It would definatly get my friend prioritys straight.

Memories

My memory I want to share, is one that is with my dad. The greatest thing that probably I can remember happening to me is when me and my dad found his old turn table and a bunch of his old records. We spent hours among hours going through them and listening to them. Of course he had ones that seemed old as the earth itself, but then we found some on the ones people die to get their hands on. It made for a good time, to just sit down with my dad, and what people could say was bonding. Im pretty sure it was the longest time I have ever spent with my dad alone, one on one, me and him. Now that he is gone, I really wish that I would have taken the opportunity to have more of these everlasting memories. So to the reader of this, if your parents are still with you, go to one, or both, or whoever is your "guardian" and give them a hug, and say.... I love you.

In Memory of Richard McDonald (2/8/1952 - 4/12/2008)

Bonfire

My thoughts on not having a bonfire, is of course the views of every other students. I think that the bonfire was a lasting tradition, that everyone looked forward to, but I know I can't change that. I really don't have any ideas to take place of the bonfire, but I really think that the parade will turn out the ways it should, so I guess we will have to see how the community and school responds to it.

10/14/08

I think there should be a law that says that the minimum drinking age is 18. I think this would be a good law because a point that came up in the Vietnam War. If you are old enough to fight for your country then you should be able to vote, this goes along with our rights as an American. I feel that it is the same with drinking. Now this is not saying that I am going to drink when I am 18, but if someone wanted to, then they should have that freedom. I know a lot of older people are going to look down upon this, but a lot of things are looked down upon, concerning your constitutional rights.

9/29/08

Two categorys I find myself between, is being an "adult" and a "teenager". Now I know that I'm not a full fledged adult, but like, I found myself hanging around my dad and his friends sometimes, when they were together, and they of course let me try things, that adults do... not mentioning anything particular. But when that was going on, I definatly found myself acting more mature, and actually thinking, that I was, i guess you could say "one of them." But when I hang around my friends, im more laid back, and what you could say as immature. Its not that Im two faced, just, trying to fit in with alot of groups. But as I go on in my life, I even myself out, and along the way, find out who I truly am, what I like, what I don't like, and what im ready, and not ready to do between the two groups.

2018 Journal

By 2018, I, Brice McDonald, after attending 5 years of college getting a P.h.D in Pharmacy will be making 6-7 digits a year, being a pharmacist with a smokin hot superstar for a wife. I will party by night, and make money by day. I will live in a 20 bedroom house on Laguna Beach during the summer, and a cozy 5 bedroom house in Vale, Colorado during the winter. While in living in those resort like houses, I will water ski and boat at the Beach, and ski vale all winter long. I will be living what most people would call the perfect life.

Journal

What would I do if i could change one thing in my life... well if you know me at all, you probably know exactly what im gonna say, but here we go! The one thing I could change is to have my dad back. He died April 12th 2008. I would do anything to just talk to him for one day... much more have him back in my life and not of had to go through all the struggle and pain. I would also want it for my mom... in my life i surely had doubts that they loved eachother through the hard times they went through. But i guess you realize how much, you, and others love something when its gone.

In Memory of RYM (2/8/52 - 4/12/08)
Brice McDonald