Section A: About You
1) Name: Olivia
2) Gender: Female
3) Age: 17...but almost 18!!!
4) Birthdate: April 26, 1989
5) Hometown: Half Moon Bay, CA
6) Hair Color: Brown
7) Eye Color: Light brown
8) Zodiac:Taurus...hmm, perhaps this explains my bull-headedness

 Section B: Family
1) Do You Have Siblings: Yes
2) If So, How Many: One
3) Are Your Parents Married: Nope

Section C: Favorites
1) Actor/Actress: Humphrey Bogart/?

2) Movie: Ever After, Runaway Bride, Casablanca, etc.
3) Song: Beautiful, by Bethany Dillon/ Seven Years, Norah Jones...the list goes on...I don't really have a favorite.
4) Food: Mexican/Italian
5) Resturant: Olive Garden, probably
6) Sport: to play: volleyball, to watch/experience: baseball
7) Athlete: none
8) Clothing Store: Old Navy all the way

Section D: School
1) Do You Make Good Grades: Umm...yeah.
2) Are You Popular: Not really...people don't like me.
3) What Activities/Sports Do You Do: Key Club, Band: Marching, Concert, District, Regional, Pit Orchestra, Impact Team
4) Are You A Class Officer: Nope, and not even a valedictorian.

Section E: Relationship
1) Are You Single, Crushing, Or Dating: Single

2) Do You Like Where You Are: I just wish someone would find me beautiful...so, I guess not.
3) Have You Had A Real Relationship Yet: Nope...
4) How Long Did It Last: N/A

Section F: Friends
1) Best: Cassandra Crowley
2) Loudest: Phil

3) Most Quiet: Jess H.
4) Craziest: Sam M.

5) Most Fun: Ella
6) Athletic:  Ben M.
7) Dumbest:  My friends are all smart... kinda
8) Most Recent:  Abbie

Section G: End Questions
1) Did You Like The Survey: It wasn't too terrible.
2) Was It Entertaining: Are surveys ever entertaining?
3) How Long Did It Take: Long enough for my mom to yell at me...with good reason.

Mr. Gaffron leant me this book, and I thought I'd share a couple of random words/facts from it.

aposiopesis: the sudden breaking off of thought

myoclonic jerk: the feeling of falling when dropping off to sleep

velleity: a mild desire, a wish or urge to slight to action

slubberdegullion: a worthless or slovenly fellow

Our word "potato" comes from Haiti.

Our word "shampoo" comes from India.

Our word "ketchup" comes from China.

Our word "sofa" comes from Arabia.

The stress signal "mayday" may have come from "m'aidez" - a French phrase meaning 'help me'.

Shakespeare gave us the words critical, monumental, majestic, obscene, frugal, radiance, dwindle, countless, submerged, excellent, fretful, gust, hint, hurry, and lonely.

A girl was any young person, at the time that Chaucer lived (author of "The Canterbury Tales").

Nice meant stupid and foolish in 1290. Some of its meanings over the ages have included extravagant, elegant, strange, slothful, unmanly, luxurious, modest, slight, precise, thin, shy, discriminating, and dainty. It finally came to mean pleasant or agreeable by the mid-18th century.

'hello' once possibly meant 'whole-be-thou'

In the Australian dialect of English, technicolor yawning = throwing up

In the Gullah language, 'dayclean' = dawn

Ugghh.