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Hello, World!

Hello, world! This is me, life should be... *begins singing theme from the Saddle Club*
 Already, it's obvious I'm a bit of a geek.
 I'm an average high school student, dual enrolled at our community college so I'll have my Associate's Degree when I graduate high school. I'm a huge geek about Star Wars, Harry Potter, and different bands. I've always had dreams of becoming a journalist, and considering the amount of unwarranted opinions stuck in my head, I've decided to start a blog. Hopefully this one will be successful. I love Jesus, feminism, coffee/hot tea, dogs, books, and Netflix. All of these things will appear continuously in my posts.
 So, there's me.
 -c.f.b.

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