Projects and Play of Preposterous Proportions

I am creating my mythology website piece by piece using HTML programming to form a website full of information on four different types of mythology that demonstrates the connections that those mythologies have to each other. It is a super complicated project because I have to research four different types of mythologies and those are COMPLICATED. Also, I can't really spell "mythology" right now. Thank you spell check for letting me know that...Anywho! I have to research Greek, Irish, Hindu, and Japanese mythology and find the connections between all four.

I suppose that through doing that, I will most definitely learn about mythology. I hope to! I do so love learning new things. I also hope to learn how to balance the coding of links with the format of webpages. In HTML, this can be quite tricky to do, but I'm sure I can figure it out!

In order to complete this massive task, I just need a lot of determination and patience. My friend is helping me the whole way, instructing me on a few things that she notices I miss (like saving my page and not understanding why it won't load the changes I made), and other help. It really is appreciated! In any case, I think I can power through and make a website that I am proud of.

A woman behind me was just talking about a guy she knows who would rather speak German and Japanese than speak Spanish, even though he's Hispanic. Oh my gosh....IT'S ME! I am a quarter Mexican, and I speak English, German, and Japanese. Those last two are the ones I choose to learn rather than Spanish at my school....*whisper* I have no comment to give her. *whisper*.

SO! On my website, I get to go back to an Irish mythology book that I wrote once. It's so nostalgic! Like, I wrote it maybe just last year but still! Aaron Essper, that's the name! It was absolutely hilarious. I'm so happy to use all that stuff I learned about for once. I get to write about Kelpies and Lugh and many other creepy things...actually I'll omit the joint eaters. DON'T LOOK THOSE UP. PLEASE DON'T. I have been scarred for life...

I'm having so much fun! Goodbye! See you tomorrow!