Turns out there is a lot of history to this doodle. I started it about four or five weeks ago in W. History. My friend Tony, who is an art class, was given the assignment, and I decided that I would try it. After a while, I became obsessed with it. I had to finish it. It was a very tedious job, but I am so proud of it. It's my pride and joy. As some of you may or may not know, I am not an artist whatsoever, but this drawing is just so amazing.
After I finished it, I was showing it off to everyone I came across. One day, I was storing it on the cover of my Spanish binder, and I showed it to Taylor. As I was showing it to Taylor, Eddie came by. They of course had to hug and such. But you see, Sarah and I have a rule, that we do not wait for someone we are walking with if they stop to hug someone. So we walked away, leaving Taylor with my binder, assuming that she would be right behind us in a few seconds, as she always is. But on the contrary, Taylor did not appear around the corner of the fine arts wing as she usually does. We continued on, checking back every so often to look for her. But she still did not arrive. By the time we got to the building my class is in, I said, "Listen, we have to stop, my Spanish homework is in that binder, we have to wait for Taylor." We did. We waited for about five minutes. She never showed up. Sarah said, "Wouldn't it be funny but horrible if she skipped school on the spur of the moment?!" No, it wouldn't have been. We decided to go up to class, since her class is right next to ours, and see if she was inside. Keep in mind we are already at least five minutes late to class. She was not in her class.
Fortunately, I explained the whole story to my teacher and she said I could turn in the homework after lunch. So I did. But not before strangling Taylor the second she showed up to lunch!
Anyway, that's it. I love this drawing. Umm...woohoo!
|
