Wish You Were Here

Soo, I'm here in Hawaii!
My little cousins are so flipping adorable, its not even funny! Actually it IS funny, because they say the CUTEST things EVER!!

The only things that I would change are the media available, or live closer to town. My aunt and uncle do not have wi-fi, so I cannot be on my phone 24/7 like at home. Which honestly, wouldn't be a bad thing if I wasn't so addicted to music. I usually just use Pandora, because my phone is new, and I have no music on it whatsoever, and I am too broke to get some. The radio stations on the Big Island definitely leave something to be desired... But the computer has problems with its sound, so I can't hear any bass or the lyrics at all. The main reason I listen to music is because either the lyrics are meaningful to me, or because there is a great beat to dance to. And everyone knows that you cant listen to Skrillex if there is no bass to drop.

I can live without Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube. (Even if it is extremely hard) But if I can't have the Internet to keep me company, then I like to go on walks, the library, shopping, and a variety of other things. My aunt lives way out in the Hawaiian Country, and so I honestly have nowhere to go, nothing to do, except watch old kid's movies or ride my aunt's old bike around the small neighborhood.

Now, I know I sound like a total complainer, (Maybe I am!) but you have to understand, in the last four days alone, I have seen:
Hop
Alvin and the Chipmunks
An Hour and a half of old Looney Toons (They never get old, though)
The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl
and all three of the Lord of the Rings movies (Which are actually pretty awesome!)
So you can see that I really have had a media overload. I'm going to start training for a 5k, but even THAT can't occupy all of my time! Maybe I'll take up yoga...

Hugs and Honi-Honi~ TAAC

Who The Heck Knows What Is Happning Anymore

• To Do List

Today:

•  Finish packing for moving
• Bleach and dye pink streaks into my hair
• Start packing for Hawaii
• Do a WHOLE bunch of laundry

Tomorrow:

•  Finish packing for everything
• Convince my mother to let me go to best friend's little sister's eighth grade graduation so I can meet best friend's new boyfriend
• Have some "Family Time" probably Monopoly, because its my brother's turn to choose a game. 
• Try to see as many Friends as humanly possible
• Try not to cry

Friday

• Wake up early 
• Fly ALL day long
• Get to Hawaii in the afternoon
• Be prepared to hit the curveball the next two months are going to throw at me.

TAAC over and out!

Welcome!

Hello! If you are reading this, then you either have no life, or you have WAY too much time on your hands! My name is Keturah Fluno, and I'm a sixteen-year-old girl, I live in California on a sailboat with my mom, my dad, and my younger (and taller) brother. Our boat is a Hylas 47, and her name is Alias. I love writing. I hate essays, but I love creative writing! I am not actually a "writer" per say; its just something I enjoy doing. I like drawing, it's something that I've recently gotten into, so I'm still pretty rubbish. I spend WAY too much time on YouTube, but I don't make videos. I love singing, many people have told me that I am good at it. I used to do ballet, but I have recently gotten into ballroom dancing, its more fun and less dorky than it sounds. Maybe not as cool as Dancing With the Stars, because there is a strict dress code, but its still extremely enjoyable. I do a lot of musical theater too. I guess I could be called a "triple threat" but I am not exactly excellent, though some of my friends would disagree. I've decided to never listen to my friends ever again.(Not really, I love you guys) I'm a hopeless romantic. *Sigh* I love Doctor Who to the point of obsession, but I also like other shows like Sherlock, and a random assortment of Korean shows and murder mysteries. I don't really know what I'm going to do with my life, exactly, but since I'm going to be staying with my aunt most of my summer, I'm pretty sure that I'm going to try to do bi-weekly posts. See you later! TAAC Out!