Random Thoughts

I am beyond obsessed with the whole series of Hunger Games books. I suggest them to everyone I see, even the students I know don't read Science Fiction or Fantasy. I've got the board game and I'm counting the days until the movie comes out, 66 days. So I've decided I want to have a movie premier party in March. I think the best time will be the week before the movie comes out, but I'm not sure. Right now I'm just thinking about what I like about the idea. Discuss the books, discuss the movie(s), play the game...and then I'm stuck. I'd like there to be food and maybe a couple other game options. But for now it's just an idea. I was really bummed when UNI Rod Library decided not to have a Hunger Games this year. I was going to have THE best team! So this is my consolation prize...PARTY!

On to a new topic! There seems to be a craze for hot pink hair running through the school. It started with a new girl who came at the beginning of December. She had hot pink hair with black as the undertone. Just last week I saw another girl with hot pink as the top color and her more natural "dirty blonde" under it. The trend starter's sister showed up this week with the same hot pink on top but a platinum blonde under that. It's an epidemic. I feel like I keep running into Jem in the hallway!

Next topic: my library suffers from afternoon heat waves! In the warmer months my library was the BEST. Other people would wear layers to keep warm in the cooler that was my library. Now that the winter temps have finally arrived so has the heat. When I get here in the mornings things are good, but as soon as I get back from lunch I'm dying! Which is funny, because after lunch is when people would get the coldest at the beginning of the year. So I guess it takes half the day for whatever hot OR cold air to pump it's way to the library. ARG, I much preferred my cooler temps.

In other news I found this neat video online the other day! Enjoy!

Upon reflection this is one of the strangest posts ever...random thoughts about The Hunger Games, the Jem epidemic, and the current cold front/heat wave...I guess I've got a title for the post now.