Had quite a strange dream last night.
It started to rain in my old third period class in AP Chinese where there was a substitute who didn't care at all what is happening. Then, someone reminded me Asian club had a meeting today in the 200s wing so I set out once the bell rang. Somehow, I had a watch that kept the number of steps I walked and it said 79 miles or so for some reason. Someone was like "What you don't have a Pokewalker!?" I left the room. I was carrying two bags as usual, and I walked through the back of the school near the portables. It was raining very hard, and water didn't seem to drain properly. Everything is muddy. There was heavy construction where the portables were, and I tried to walk under the overhangs they setup for passerbys in construction areas. Water leaked profusely onto my books and I was frustrated. I finally walked to the end when it suddenly stopped raining, where I saw a service learning club. I waved high to who I thought was my old history teacher, but it wasn't. He gave a speech on how it was important to be a proactive member of the community, and by not participating , you are putting yourself in a virtual jail. I looked around. Somehow I am in a parking lot a lot like the northern plaza of Pacific Commons. I walked on past Best Buy. I met the Asian Club group. Who was giving a presentation. The girl presenting logged onto her laptop with "Daikyon" and showed a fundraiser at YoSwirl. The advertisement showed that I got a discount after buying a cup (79 c per ounce). Then I woke up.
I typed this up on my iPod so it probably has many errors. Also it was too early to think clearly so it might be incoherent. 79 c per ounce is too expensive. It's really only 35. Also I don't know who Daikyon is in real life. How does my mind comes up with this stuff ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
It started to rain in my old third period class in AP Chinese where there was a substitute who didn't care at all what is happening. Then, someone reminded me Asian club had a meeting today in the 200s wing so I set out once the bell rang. Somehow, I had a watch that kept the number of steps I walked and it said 79 miles or so for some reason. Someone was like "What you don't have a Pokewalker!?" I left the room. I was carrying two bags as usual, and I walked through the back of the school near the portables. It was raining very hard, and water didn't seem to drain properly. Everything is muddy. There was heavy construction where the portables were, and I tried to walk under the overhangs they setup for passerbys in construction areas. Water leaked profusely onto my books and I was frustrated. I finally walked to the end when it suddenly stopped raining, where I saw a service learning club. I waved high to who I thought was my old history teacher, but it wasn't. He gave a speech on how it was important to be a proactive member of the community, and by not participating , you are putting yourself in a virtual jail. I looked around. Somehow I am in a parking lot a lot like the northern plaza of Pacific Commons. I walked on past Best Buy. I met the Asian Club group. Who was giving a presentation. The girl presenting logged onto her laptop with "Daikyon" and showed a fundraiser at YoSwirl. The advertisement showed that I got a discount after buying a cup (79 c per ounce). Then I woke up.
I typed this up on my iPod so it probably has many errors. Also it was too early to think clearly so it might be incoherent. 79 c per ounce is too expensive. It's really only 35. Also I don't know who Daikyon is in real life. How does my mind comes up with this stuff ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
My mind is turning in circles.
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And also what is typed on Facebook != what you feel.
But onto more serious matters
But onto more serious matters
Apparently Republicans are misjudging what people want? Hmmmmmmm.
"All demographic groups -- even those not usually associated with wealth redistribution such as Republicans and the wealthy -- desired a more equal distribution of wealth than the status quo." ... More interesting than that, the report says, is that the respondents (a randomly selected 5,522-person sample, reflecting the country's ideological, economic and gender demographics, surveyed in December 2005) believed the top 20 percent should own only 32 percent of the wealth. Respondents with incomes over $100,000 per year had similar answers to those making less than $50,000. (The report has helpful, multi-colored charts.) -Source
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