Weather

I'm starting to think that I am a person who is extremely sensitive to weather.

When it rains I get depressed and sleepy.

When it's sunny out but not humid, I'm a happy child.

When it is humid I'm lazy and completely drained (but I think we all are to some extent on humid days.)

Yesterday the air pressure around me was constantly changing because I was outside a lot. It was windy, but the strength of the wind was constantly changing, so I got a headache.

When there is thunder and lightning I get anxious. But not like, 'OHMIGOD the tree in the backyard is going to collapse' or 'I'm going to get electrocuted.' The thunder makes me jittery. It's odd...

When there is an earthquake, tornado, hurricane, etc. I scream

My conclusion: someday I'm moving to Florida. XD

SORRY!!!

Sorry guys, I haven't been posting for some time. Just want you to know that nothing of interest has happened. I've had the flu for the past four days, so I feel like crap. Also, I started reading the Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green and David Levithan. It's a really good book! If you want a preview (first two chapters) click here. My life has been pretty complicated (certain people would know), so yeah. Enjoy Will Grayson, Will Grayson and if you don't know John Green is one of the Vlog Brothers, so check out their channel on Youtube. It's pretty cool!

My Grandpa

*before you start reading this, keep in mind that 'metro' means subway in russian...

So a few days ago I was visiting my grandparents in Brooklyn. And let me tell you right now, this is Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. Also known as 'Little Russia by the Sea.' 75% of the population is Russian immigrants above the age of 60 and the other 25% are their grandchildren. On Sunday my grandpa and I planned to go to Subway for a sandwich. My grandpa had no clue where Subway is or what it is, so in the morning he says "Alisa, when do you plan on going to the metro station?" That's translated from Russian. For any Russians who read this is went something like this: "Alisa, kogda ti hochesh poyti na metrostansiyu za butirbrodami?"

This is probably funnier for Russians, but just imagine being in this situation at that very moment and I think you might find it funny. :)

MAAAA DREEEEMS!!!

I have an new blog!!! But I'll still be posting here! So go to maaadreeems.blogspot.com

I'm going to change the theme of my blog, but I'll still post!!! Don't leave me!!!

And all of you who are following, I know that most of you have a blog and haven't been posting. If you don't start I'm going to unfollow. I'm already in the process of unfollowing blogs that aren't posting. If you do start posting again let me know in the comment. And don't call me a hypocrite because I've learned my lesson and I'll do my best to post regularly.