Ranryu

I know this is my second SU in as many hours, but...

Look guys.

Rapper Grandpa is flying a jet.  I love A.I art.

Today was stake conference.

I'm not gonna say it was a disaster, but my seven year old brother was climbing on the stacked chairs in the gym, my five year old brother had to wait in the car, and my three year old brother was running around the halls barefoot. And my sisters were comparing finger flexibility. 

As I said, it wasn't quite a disaster, but, as my mother said, it was "completely unacceptable". My family's antics are the highlight of every church meeting, I think. 

Guys.

I think I found a new favorite series. It's called Chronicle of the Dark Star, and it's one of the best sci-fi series I've ever read. The entire thing is masterfully written, and the author managed to incorporate the complexities of time travel without being too confusing. This is the first time a book ending has made me cry in like, five years.

I can't fully describe how great the trilogy is! 10/10. If you haven't read it, you're missing out.

Happy birthday!

Thanks for the follow!

For my final class of the day, our teacher is a no-show and the sub has no idea what she's doing, so we get a free period! 

(Because sometimes you start doing math homework and end up researching sea lions )

Greetings, fellow flute-player! 

Hmmm... @The Halcyon Girl inspired me to change my profile picture. I kind of look like that. Less now than I did a few years ago.

So, as soon as I got home from school, I heard a loud crashing noise. I went downstairs and discovered that my five year old brother had knocked over a chair, which fell on top of a glass picture frame. Somehow, my homeschooled sister, who was sitting right next to the mess, didn't notice it. Now the carpet is full of glass that I get to vacuum up before my parents come home and find it. Joy.

I was reading the news about some recent winners of the Nobel prize, when this paragraph came up.

"According to quantum mechanics, particles can exist simultaneously in two or more places. They do not take on formal properties until they are measured or observed in some way. By taking measurements of one particle, like its position or “spin,” a change is observed in its partner, no matter how far away it has traveled from its pair." -- The New York Times

Someone has probably mentioned this before, but doesn't that sound like spren?