The Day Where I Got LOST

Hi,

Okay, guess what I'm doing at about midnight on a school night? I'm making a new blog post, duh! Actually, I'm supposed to be doing my AP work, but I'm so gosh darn distracted. So, I decided to type letters and characters that would come together to create a message to basically no one but myself (I'm implying that no one reads these, haha. It's true though, but I really don't care. This blog is mostly for me).

So, about a year ago, I stopped watching one of the most thrilling and utterly confusing TV shows to ever air on television. Yes, LOST is to what I'm referring. Well, I recently started to catch up (since they are now airing the final season). I was only a few episodes away anyways, so I just finished season 5 of this spectacular show! I am so excited to start season 6 because I really love this show again! I think the personal hiatus was worth it because even though I had no clue what was going on, the first episode I watched in about a year was one of the best that I can remember! I seriously hope this show ends well because things are absolutely insane where I am now in the show. I want to go into detail, but they are a couple reasons why I shouldn't...

I should be doing my homework (I'm literally a few sentences away from finishing my AP Chemistry homework). And if someone happens to find this post and is watching LOST but is not caught up, I don't want to spoil it for them. I'll just expand my thoughts a little bit.

My favorite characters right now are Sawyer, Miles, Juliet, and Jin. Jack, Locke, Kate, and Hurley kind of annoy the heck out of me right now, so personally, I don't care if they die. I still like Sun, but they aren't showing enough of her for me to be totally invested. Ben has turned into some sort of puppy dog in a way. Oh, I forgot about Sayid. He is just...there. Richard is pretty cool. I don't know that's all I can muster up for now, haha.

Well, I'm going to go back to my seemingly useless work. Do I honestly think this homework I do now will benefit me in the future? No. But do the study habits I can potentially gain from AP classes benefit me in the future? Yes. It's a shame I'm writing about this but not practicing it. I am only diligent when I'm at school. As soon as I leave, I become a lazy hermit leeching off the computer or TV. That "sucks". Haha.

Bye,
Jeff (Jujii8)