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Good good!

Well I can only make one thing from scratch an that spaghetti bolognese, so that's what we're having,

I'm ok, thanks. I just put the dinner on, haha!

How are you? What are you up to?

Yeah, it's crap with the time zones!

Morning, morning, moooooooooorning!!

Thank you, and college and university is the same thing just different word. In England a University is more prestigious than a college.

Yup 17 here.

No screaming because I was scared for my life. And yea first time and I wont first place...truly a scary thought.

We do infact use our show saddle at parades or any other event that will promote the stables. All stables use only their best saddles if they don't have show saddles at events that will promote them. Thankfully for us we have a show saddle, for we only need one to get noticed. I mean really? Everyone in town knows who I am, heck everyone in my state and around my state knows who I am. The farthest someone ever came to see me and train with me was from England. So I guess I'm known farther than I expected.

I'll start studying when I get around to it lol. I've got some intense classes this year

You do? Lucky I get the "Hey are you a Freshman?" when I'm in some athletic shorts and a t-shirt. Or the "What year of College are you in?" when I actually try to look good.

No I haven't gone professional, probably wont either. I really wanna be a Nuclear Chemist and Nuclear Engineer. I also really wanna break the "No Women in the Navy Seals" rule, so I'm training for that.

Thanks, I guess I'm ok. Sports just runs in my blood or something like that. I wouldn't call myself amazing because I've seen better.

Bull ridin is usually only for men, but somehow whoever signed me up last weekend got past that rule. It was my first time ever ridin a bull and somehow I won...I also managed to break a few people ear drums but that's ok xD

Yes I meant to say 500 million, the saddle is imbedded with diamonds and other jewels. Right under the top layer of leather in the saddle is a titanium steel alloy plate which I made myself that is what the jewels are imbedded in. Then the leather was cut a bit smaller than the jewel to prevent them falling out or being pulled out of the saddle. We still lock it up just in case someone tries to steal it.

I did tell you my family had money...didn't I? I don't like to brag about it, but it was necessary to share so you would understand what a show saddle was. Each stable has one, just probably not as expensive as ours. But my family stables has been around for 5 generations.

I deserve what I got when I tried to change who I am, now I'm just working back from the group up to reclaim all my national and international titles. And yes; it might be something I pass onto my children if I ever have any.

School for me starts tuesday, so happy I'm finally a Senior. xD That's good that your good, feeling that was is always a good thing.

Thank you, I got bored today and made about most of those in that album.

Thanks for accepting. Honestly you seriously don't look 17...no offense. You look like your in your 20s.

Yea, I suppose you could say I am extremely good at rodeo's and shows. I am a barrel racer, saddle bronc rider, show jumper, cross country rider, team roper, thinking about doing racing, and apparently now a bull rider.

I had plenty of trophies and medals, ribbons and buckles. We still kept all my saddles though, mostly because they were expensive. My family has money don't get me wrong, just they didn't want to throw away everything. My grandfather knew someday I'd come back. My family stables is called Conniving Invention Stables; we have a vault that held my show saddle, competition saddles, past rodeo queen saddles and some others. My show saddle (which is only used during parades or anything else like that. A show saddle is just to show the wealth of the stables; which people will know if this is somewhere that will be around for a long time so they can stable their horses there) is valued at $500.000.000.

I've been competing since I was 4, so 13 years. I've been a trainer (someone who trains and breaks horses) since I was 13. And just now recently a teacher, lemme tell ya teachin kids and even grown adults how to ride isn't easy. Let alone teachin them how to barrel race or anything else.

I'm wonderful thank you for asking, and you?

P.S Yes all the photo's in my Graphic Album is of my own creation.

I've been all right, you? =)

Oh goodness, that was the best experience of my life! The competition was really hard, especially since we were in the champions division. My choir brought home bronze! I don't think I posted anything in my blog about it, I haven't been on for about two weeks. Though WCG was in early July.

I know right? xD I was thinking about that. YES I DO. I mean, we train our voices like athletes train their bodies! Some of us have been singing since we were seven, eight, nine years old. At least in this choir organization, how my parents put it, I was born singing instead of screaming.

My sister? o.0

Oh hey haha that thing, I was like "errrm yea so I'mma nod my head and agree even though idk what that means" and thank you. I just read your comment on my blog.

User title? Errrmm uhh what's that?