As of Saturday, my junior year was officially over (meaning that Saturday was graduation, the last school event of the year). This was a bittersweet time for me, as I watched some of my friends step into the next portion of their lives while being reminded that, in a year, that would be me. Anyways, junior year was my favorite year so far. I made so many new friends, tried out so many things, and had some awesome adventures. So I thought I would do a "Junior Year Summary" of sorts...mainly just listing my favorite (and not so favorite) events from this year. Here I go!
-First year being in the INCA National Honor Society
-Elected Secretary of the INCA National Honor Society (our executive committee was awesome!)
-Began tutoring in reading and cursive...This may sound weird, but I loved it!
-Went to my first school dance where I met people who would later be some of my closest friends...although I still can't dance
-Made it through my first semester of an AP class...yay!
-Toured University of Evansville and University of Southern Indiana...only four more to go!
-Joined Student Government, where I had a lot of fun and made even more friends! :)
-Continued Viola's travels for history class (I loved writing her stories)
-Was disappointed when Prom was cancelled...maybe next year!
-Narrowed my colleges down to six--finally, lol!
-Took the SAT...and scored well on it! *sigh of relief*
-Took my first AP exam...I won't have that score until July (wish me luck!) :)
-Gave my speech at the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony as the Secretary of the INCA Chapter of the NHS...and had a blast with all of my friends!
-Surprised our adviser and former co-adviser with a gift and cards as a token of our appreciation for their hard work.
-Served breakfast to our teachers at our Teacher Appreciation Brunch...we have some awesome teachers, and I love being able to see and talk to them. :) I also had a blast with my friends, lol.
-Attended our first INCA field day; talked with some of my teachers, played an aggressive game of Frisbee with my friends, and ate (what could be better?)
-Managed to finish the entire school year (including my AP and Honors courses) with straight A's...that's a first! Whoo hoo!
-Watched several of my friends receive their diploma at graduation, and made some new friends while serving with Student Government
-Was asked by one of my guy friends if I had a boyfriend...considering I can't even court for another 7 months, my answer was no.
-Went to my friend's graduation party--ah, that'll be me in a year!
So, this was pretty much the excitement of my junior year...of course, I spared you the details of my previously 14-hour now 24-hour workweek and the seemingly endless hours of working on projects (it's not really that interesting to you, is it?). Since I love talking about school and everything that we've done in school, I figured you all should at least know why I love it so much. Well, here's your explanation! ;) The greatest part is that the best is still yet to come (senior year, here I come!). :)
Monday, June 9, 2014
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Recipe-Holy Guacamole
Okay, so we decided to try something new last night. Instead of buying the packs of guacamole from the store, my sister and I made our own. And it was really good! So I thought I would share the recipe with you guys. :)
Holy Guacamole
Ingredients
2 ripe avocados
1/2 clove of garlic, minced
1/2 small onion, chopped finely
1/2 tomato, chopped
A tablespoon of lime juice
1 lime, chopped (optional)
Preparation
First, peel the avocados and remove the pit. Pour the avocados into a medium sized bowl and mash until creamy. Chop the onions and tomatoes, and mince the garlic. Pour them into the mixture and stir. Add a tablespoon or so of lime juice. If desired, cut up a lime and add it to the guacamole. Enjoy!
If there are leftovers, remember to refrigerate with a cover of aluminum foil or plastic wrap...guacamole can go bad fast otherwise!
P.S. Sorry there's no picture...we ate it all before we could take a picture, lol.
Holy Guacamole
Ingredients
2 ripe avocados
1/2 clove of garlic, minced
1/2 small onion, chopped finely
1/2 tomato, chopped
A tablespoon of lime juice
1 lime, chopped (optional)
Preparation
First, peel the avocados and remove the pit. Pour the avocados into a medium sized bowl and mash until creamy. Chop the onions and tomatoes, and mince the garlic. Pour them into the mixture and stir. Add a tablespoon or so of lime juice. If desired, cut up a lime and add it to the guacamole. Enjoy!
If there are leftovers, remember to refrigerate with a cover of aluminum foil or plastic wrap...guacamole can go bad fast otherwise!
P.S. Sorry there's no picture...we ate it all before we could take a picture, lol.
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