Noelle - Day 179 (Weekdays, Monday)

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Hiya!
Okay, so originally I was going to post about how excited I was to be off of school finally.  And then I was going to just post RMS parts and call it good.  And then I was unsure.  And then I thought it would be fun to post about randomness, and finally it settled into a short post; remember the 1-Week Challenge that I put together?  Well, I have more!

I've been trying to make each descriptive paragraph a little difference via writing style.  For example, this one is formed in short, choppy sentences (going against everything ever I've ever written...*shudder*)

Monday was that kid.  The one that nobody likes.  Poor guy.  He tried so hard.  In music?  He sang off-key.  In math?  He raised his hand first - got the problem wrong.  At lunch?  Ate in the corner.  Maybe it’s the shoes.  They’re so shiny.  And perfect.  Like, all the time.  Bizarre. 
So yeah, that's all I'm posting today.  Adios, and comment with what you want me to post about!  :)
Location: New Jersey, USA

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