Rest of the Year Planned Out; Stressed Out With School

A quick note before I fight off to Kung Fu! School has been very stressful lately, reading's derivative is still positive, unfortunately. I will also be returning to the Los Angeles Area twice this summer; once to attend the CSU Long Beach Freshmen SOAR Orientation and to visit the Disneyland Resort and the all-new Pixar Pier, and 2nd to officially move me down for the school year.
Being a possibly dyslexic child, sophisticated school has never came easy to me. Although I love seeing my friends and love attending my digital art and math classes, school overall has been a big burden. My reading problems are more on the reading comprehension side, but those problems I notice are caused by the tiny texts, the large amount of words I have to read, and my lack of understanding of many of those words. Having a developmental delay and not talking until I was 3 has had its benefits and challenges all life long. From using Common Core standards to get all students to perform around the same, to a lot of classes you don't want to take, to a lot of worksheets and reading, school can get pretty scary.

At least school will be over in less than 20 days

I will also be returning to the Los Angeles Area (Home) twice this summer; once in late-June to attend the CSU Long Beach Freshmen SOAR Orientation and to visit the Disneyland Resort and the all-new Pixar Pier, and the 2nd time, to officially move me down for the school year. Although I do not like high school, I am very excited for college since the freedom ball bursts out and that most of the classes all 4 years will be focused on your major. Of course, I am always following what my heart tells me to do, and that is creating wonderful, inspiring cartoon characters and directing magical movies with the animation major, and eventually starting my own animation studio, which a business minor also helps.

Speaking of L.A., my parents and I got into a heated discussion about where we should stay. I really want to stay in a house rental for the first trip back home this year because you feel like more at home, plus you may save some money and have more space to roam around. My parents are strongly against housing rentals and would rather stay at a hotel; they think L.A. is vacation and not their home. They worry about the disadvantages, yes there are quite a bit., what if the house/apartment is not very clean, there are owner fees, and also might have strict cleaning rules prior to departure,

The Los Angeles Area, ever since 8th grade, to me, has never been considered a vacation. It's the place where I belong, it's the place where many creative, enthusiastic people like me go to follow their dreams, it's the area I call home. Every time I return to Southern California, I don't take time to relax; I am always focused on my art, animation, singing, and acting. Guess why I attended the Disney Animation Academy 5-6 consecutive times last trip.

As a result of all this excitement and hassle for my parents, we are scrapping our plans to go to Hawaii this year. We went last year in August and had a fun time. My parents are not happy that they had to make this decision. They have been stressed and Hawaii is their yearly paradise.

We will also not be taking any vacations for the rest of this year until Thanksgiving at the very earliest. Most likely, we will vacation somewhere during the Christmas vacation.

I will post more as I cruise through May! So long fellas!