No phone in the hallway?

The newly enforced rule is unfair and unnecessary. We are college students and should be treated as such.They expect us to act like proper college students when we don't even have the same rules as them. What if plans have changed with someone's ride and they didn't know? They couldn't look at their phones in the hallway without a teacher taking it from them. This is all because some students downloaded a projector remote on their cell phones that most of the students did not know about. The  good students of this high school should not be punished for what a small percentage of the unruly students have done. If a murder was caught the whole town wouldn't be punished, why should all of the freshmen and sophomores be punished? Why should the majority get punished to get to the few?

Sports? Really just me rambling~

I really hate sports  I know nothing about sports, except for bowling. I used to bowl a lot, I was even on a team and I went to state. I have not bowled in forever though, I kind of miss is. I used to play volleyball too, that was a train wreck. I was decent at it and I did not continue because everyone on my team was a bunch a poops. Is yoga a sport? (I typed Yoda. Ahah.) I do yoga (practice yoga?), it's pretty extreme to begin with, especially when you have hardly any balance. My balance is horrible and maybe yoga will help. Actually, I think it is  supposed to. It should because it strengthens your core nice and strong. I used to have a strong core. I also used to have to do yoga before my back surgry. It was super intense and it hurt my tummy. I was really strong, back in the day. I'm still kind of strong, for instance, I can move 200 pounds with my thighs. I'm Wonder Woman. 

Sharks are supa cool~

I am waken up by a whale shark. What a kind, harmless creature. I slide onto their back and they take off. I scream with joy and it feels like a dream. While my friendly tour guide zooms through the trees, I'm greeted marine life, fish, whales, and different kinds of sharks. How magnificent it is to be able to see all of this. It feels so free, to say the least.
A few, what seems like seconds, pass and my whale shark guide comes to a halt. They dropped me off near a house and I thank my kind guide and slide off their back. I knock at the door and i am let in by a beautiful young lady with a tail for legs. "My name is Marina" the young lady says.
"Oh, my name is Paige." I say.
"Would you like some tea?"
'Sure, thanks."
"What kind?" the mermaid asks.
"Umm, pick for me."
"Okay" she giggles.
This was just a start to a magnificent journey.