I never really liked coconut, whenever my parents bought chocolate with coconut sprinkles, I would never eat it. I think coconut isn’t a bad nut, but taste wise, it’s terrible. Some people might like it from the getgo, but I never did. I just think that coconuts really aren’t that rewarding, once you struggle to open them up, drink their water, eat the meat. I feel like the meat is the worst part of a coconut, I know this because I never really tried coconut water, because of my past experiences with the sprinkles.

I always hated shrimp as well, I never wanted to eat them because they just had a weird texture and taste to them, the only seafood I really like is calamari and seaweed, and that’s about it. But when that shrimp, turns itself into coconut shrimp… That’s just next level. I never understood how my family would like it. I have friends that don’t like coconut, and they tell me the same things I hate about it. The taste, and the texture. I personally think that coconuts just have to be presented to the right people, inorder for them to be liked

There are many things in the world that I still haven’t learned, but the one thing that I really want to learn, is how to drive a car. I know I’m not old enough to have a drivers license, but as soon as i turn 16, I’m gonna go and try to get one. I might fail, because I probably won’t study enough, but at least i tried, right? I just feel like having your own car, that you can drive is pretty important. You can drive to school, drive back from school, quickly get some food from shoppers drug mart when mom says “there’s food in the fridge”. I think having your own drivers license is also a step in maturing. Because I would have to be mature enough on the road so I don’t end up in a ditch somewhere in my used 1980 dodge challenger. I just feel for my parents having to drive me everywhere, whenever i want to go to a friends, or when I’m late to school because i’m taking the time out of their day, which might cause them to be late or they may find it really annoying, having to constantly drive their kid to school because they decided that going to bed at 2 was a good idea.

The most important thing for me to learn right now, is how to use my time wisely, especially when i have 2 more blogs that are due tomorrow. I want to learn how to use my time more wisely because most of the time, I’m sitting by my computer knowing very well that I have to complete something for tomorrow, but I’d rather waste my time on other things like, playing games, or watching Netflix. But, whenever I actually get to doing the things that are assigned, I seem to do them pretty well. I just can’t do them well, if I’m too lazy to even start them, right?

I would also like to learn how to spend my class time more wisely, and be more productive in class. Especially in business, because I tend to get carried away with the things that are on my phone. I usually don’t get to finish my assignments until last second, like this one. Even in grade 8, if there was a project due, I would just procrastinate until like, 9 PM and then finally, I realize that I had to finish my presentation, that’s why I usually got bad marks on them. Now, I am finally realizing that I have to spend my time evenly and fairly on different things. Playing video games isn’t the most important thing, the assignments that are due are. Sometimes I would get so caught up in playing games during the weekends that I would completely forget about the things that I had to finish for school, like my course sheet for example. I really think that procrastinating had a big impact in my math last semester, because I thought that the tests that I had to study for were easy, at least that’s what I made myself believe just so I could not have to study for them. Good thing I did well on my EQAO, and culminating. But my exam, well that’s a different story.