Bye-Bye, April!

**All pictures (asides from the gifs) are my own in this post. 
     
            This month has been... busy....

How life and I interact  ^ 

             This is my first "official" wrap-up post, so it'll will probably stink #sorrynotsorry 


-My family and I went camping, but had to leave a day early because of rain. 


We didn't see any alligators, although we have before. One of the friends I made there told me a day after I left that her family had spotted one.




My family ^^ <3

-I saw Avengers: Infinity War with some friends (yesterday, actually) and I am NOT OK. 

-I've done an awful job with keeping up with blogs, I'm sorry!

-Camp nano went... hahahahahaha.... I wrote 14,269 out of my goal of 30K

-My co-op is ending this Friday for the school year, it's a bittersweet feeling. 

-But I am in charge of the end of the year slideshow, so I'm worried about that going wrong last minute. STRESS. YAY.  

-This my style this month could be described as tired, smudged, and overly caffeinated. 





-My favorite class this year has been art, partly because no homework, and partly because well, art. Although I am not as good as Piper Anson. 

-My youngest brother continues to be a mess but simultaneously adorable.

I wish I could show his full face, but his smile is just <33 


-I'm also driving now with my learner's permit, which has been... well... no one's died.... yet.

-I've eaten too much chocolate and pizza, I kept telling myself that I was going to lose my winter/school year fluff this month, and then I preceded to stuff my face with food. Oops.

-This month has had it's fair share of awkward moments, I love the teenage years.



Posts this month:



Notable books read this month: 

-Eliza and Her Monsters by Francesca Zappia

-Safe by Dawn Husted

-Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell

-Extremities by David Lubar



Favorite posts from around the blogosphere: 

How to Identify and Correct Info Dumps by Shannon Dittemore

Invite Yourself to Tea by Julian Daventry

Your Words Matter//Spread the Light by Ivie Brooks

Your Greatest Teacher is You by Hannah White

The Time I Met Damian McGinty by Lilah

I honestly don't know what else to put so, that's a wrap! 


How was y'all's month?
What did you do?
What good books have you read?
Have you watched the new avengers? (EMAIL ME, I NEED SOMEONE TO TALK TO).

Happy Writing,

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