Curling up and listening to the rain

Today, for the whole day to be exact, it's been really beautiful.
For some reason, there's this feeling of somberness that overcame the day and that feeling and need to just relax and unwind. Just let your thoughts zoom in places, let everything, the cares, the business, everything go around without a care, and simply enjoying the moment.
Otherwise, yes, it is the last day of our vacation, and I spent it well on relaxing and having a bit of awesome fun here and there when I gathered my energy up.
As the day progressed, it started to have a slight breeze, and it's sort of a ritual for me, it's to go outside and just enjoy the cloudiness and what not.
It's quite beautiful, despite the chilly weather, to just sit outside and enjoy the breeze and weather. Some people don't necessarily like the cold, cloudy atmosphere, but to me it just urges me to cook Ramen soup, heat up the hot cocoa, curl up in the sheets and read a good book.
Also, it even has started to rain, and the drops of water are hitting noisily against the window. If it wasn't so cold, it would tempt me to leave my window open and let the scent of rain engulf my room. Now that would be the greatest thing ever.
Just laying there wrapped in a ball of blankets (yes, just like a cocoon! hehe) listening to the rain, and smelling the freshness of the earth always gives that feeling of being vulnerable. It's quite hearth warming once you know what it is. Just like earth is protecting you in some sort of way. Taking you in it's grasp and holding you with security, just letting you enjoy it's simple pleasures. Unique as it is, I love it. If only everything was like this, simple but also something that makes you happy.
Anyways, I hope all of you has enjoyed your Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving yaaa'lll!!!!!

Happy Thanksgiving!!!!
Wow, okay this is just crazy, it's ALREADY Thanksgiving, and it's almost Christmas! (Whoa!) Is it me or the holiday cheer is already setting in, and the warmth of the festivities is already coming towards us? Well either way, I'm glad.
Just know every one of you, that I am thankful to have you as a friend. Thank you all for being such awesome people!
Anyways, as for Turkeys and gravy, which were the main standpoints of Thanksgiving, the turkey was delicious! Absolutely delicious with the right amount of gravy!
And of course the wishy bone!!!!!! It took a while to actually find, but at least we managed to carve it out without breaking it (it was still holding on to a tendon probably).
GO THANKSGIVING WISHES!!! :)

I hope all of you had a safe, wonderful, and plentiful thanksgiving and I love you all!

IT'S SO COLD!!!! *brrrrrr*

Okay seriously, it's been really cold, and I can't stand it. Already, I am missing summer... *Actually since last month I've been missing summer*
It's kind of crazy. Now in the mornings, you can see your breath through the air. Before when it was pretty cold, it wasn't cold enough for you to see your breath. Now it's crazy cold, and it's not funny anymore.
Yeah, I'm excited for the festivities bestowed in a few weeks (technically two) and all the events that is coming up. But, it kind of makes me sad to see the leaves all gone and the tree's bare.... Ugh, summer is much, much beeeyotifulerz! *yes that isn't a word, but hey!*

Ohmygosh, Thanksgiving near! Personally, I love the pumpkins and the whole cliche' with the turkey, family gatherings, the corny orange and red sweaters (you know what I'm talking about, the ones that your parents made you wear at one point in your life for pictures. Yes, I have went through that hehe), and the smell of cinnamon *is the winnah monnn!*. That's my perception of the typical dinner, but it's quite warming when you think about it...

CHRISTMAS IS COMING UP! *clap clap clap clap CHEER* The stores has already put up the famous Santa Claus with a coke bottle (I don't know about you, but the holiday's aren't complete without that cardboard cut-out and the decorated cans) and I cannot wait to get a Christmas tree! It just lights up the whole house and the scent of pines that engulfs the room is very calming (to some), otherwise I love it. Especially putting on the decorations and seeing the warm lights glow from the branches, it's really fascinating.
But along with that, you have to think about those who don't have the privilege to recieve that warm feeling of looking at the lights and smelling the fresh tree. This goes a long with what is happening in the coming weeks...
In school, for Honor's Society, we are going to do canned food drives, and I'm really pumped actually. After what my English teacher/advisor said about the amounts of food that were given before, I'm crossing my fingers that maybe this year we can at least get a really good amount to make up for last year.
Also, we are going to start the AIM program, to help tutor kids in elementary school. It's going to be so much fun! I can't wait to have a new buddy, as well as motivate him/her to learn. Because, in this world, you need to at least be a role model for someone, and help them succeed. It's hard enough to see someone struggle, and I don't want whoever I get to struggle through this life.

There's so much going on, it's kind of hard to count up everything.
Hopefully more things come up to keep me busy ;) (omegee and there's Academic Olympics, which I am SUPER PUMPED FOR! Yayyyyy!)
Love you all!
And you have a warm awesome holiday!