Two words: Hunger. Games.

I was sooooo ecstatic to see one of my favorite novels come alive last Saturday, and the experience did not disappoint. The film achieved the perfect balance of love and bloodlust within the main characters, and that gave the movie a deeper level of psychological interest.
Well, I thought it did.
Most importantly, the most gratifying factor of those two hours and twenty-two minutes was that the actor playing Peeta Mellark is the most attractive man on planet Earth.
I'm going to marry Josh Hutcherson.
I have a two-year plan. You'll see.

Something I did that made me proud of myself

I honestly feel like I've been doing things that have made me the opposite of proud lately, and this topic just makes me depressed.
So the answer to that question? Nothing. Absolutely nothing. I feel stupid.
Hopefully, I ace my AP World test next period and I'll feel somewhat accomplished.

What someone did to make me happy

This is a weird question... I'm at school. No one here makes me happy.
Just kidding.
Well, not really because there are a lot of annoying people here...
Basically, I make myself happy.

A book about my life

If I had to write a book about my life, I would call it something like "Bianca- The Girl Who Saves Baby Pandas". Pretty self-explanatory, right? If I ever wrote a book about my life, it would be the most random piece of literature anyone will have ever beheld. Every other word would be "HAHAHAHA LOL" and half of the book will probably go in depth on every inside joke I'm involved in ever. I'm probably the only person who would find this book funny and/or interesting.
I think I've found a better title for this book.
"Bianca's Diary".

Spring Break

If I could go anywhere this break, I would be in the Philippines visiting family. Also I would bring my besties with me and we shall stroll in every mall.
Something else, I really dislike how no retailers were willing to help me on my fashion story. They are all mean.

Throughout history, who has had the greatest impact on our country?

This is a tough question, because there have been so many extraordinary people throughout history that have imparted their groundbreaking goals, missions and dreams to this great, great country. Weird. I felt a bitter taste on my tongue after that. Patriotism is so not me. Anyway, I think that George Washington has had the largest effect on America because, as we all know, he was the first president, and he pieced back together the vestiges of America after the Revolution. Without him, America wouldn't be what it is today - the most amazing God-given country that has ever thrived on this wonderful earth. Note that this title is not only innacurate, but self-proclaimed. America bleh.

How will the controversies between North and South Korea affect the US?

The tension between the two Koreas are frightening because although they are not skirmishing at the moment, they are technically still warring, and something bad could happen at the right opportunity. This affects the US because we are allies with South Korea, and if any sort of war breaks out spontaneously, we could very well be dragged into the situation. According to CNN, the US troops at the DMZ have been working with the South Korean militia on defensive tactics in case anything does happen. Apparently, Kim Jong Un found this offensive, so now the tensions are steeper than ever. The American government is under enough trouble, isn't it? If we get into a war we don't really need to be involved in, even if we are allied with South Korea, it will be a strain on the economy as the government would have to fund military operations,and it might even be detrimental to the American people if the fighiting comes this way.