TripleXMax

I moved families about a month ago. From then, everything has been a rush. I've been to parties, gotten closer with my class, celebrated St Patric's day in Dublin, learned about the war in Northern Ireland first hand, met a whole new group of exchange students, established another family for myself, and created enough new plans to mke everything I just said sound like a cat nap. I moved to my third and last family on the 27th of February. On my first day there, they told me I had three hours to unpack and change into something nice. I was a little confused, but they didn't give me much time to think about it… they told me we were going

Call me crazy, but I have a new camera and lots of time. I won't use any pictures I've already taken, either. "I am starting the 100 art challenge. I got the idea from Yami-shinen. so please join me in all the fun." here are the rules. The point of this challenge is to test and improve your skill as an artist. After 100 pics who wouldn’t be better. Please forgive me if this in any way excludes you from taking the challenge. The rules 1.) Make 100 pics each pic having a theme listed below. Each pic should have ONE and only ONE theme to it, for it to count. 2.) No time limit so have fun 3.) The main picture should be drawn but not l

Now, it's almost the end of February. I have to move on Sunday, and time is just slipping out of my fingers entirely. I have come full circle in writing these reports… At this time last year, I kept SERIOUS tabs on anything Scandinavian related, as well as reading the reports from my friends who were inbounds, and I couldn't understand for the life of me why it was so hard to sit and write something down to send in on time. When I got here, I wrote long reports frequently (even some just for my family so I wouldn't flood the rotary website!) and turned them in. As the year progressed, I got less and less motivated to sit down for an hour