Honor Remediation

At my school if you get caught lying, cheating or stealing it is known as an honor offense. Well, I got caught lying about something so now my character is put into question. Instead of punishing me, my school puts me through 60 days of remediation because it is assumed that I have no honor, so the 60 days of remediation is meant for me to come up with a plan that I can follow so that by the time I graduate I will have regained my honor. I know, it sounds fishy, silly, and ridiculous but it is actually beneficial if the person in question actually takes the process seriously. Everyone is a ssigned a remediator, and the attitude of the remediator probably has a big affect on the effort put in by the offender.
It's 4:26am....why am I up writing about this? So to finish my story...I had a really good remediator and at the end of my 60 days he bought me a book of quotes! The suggested retail price on this book is $50! Yeah...he liked me ( not in a gay way). I love leaving good impressions on people...it makes me feel important :)

First Entry

Everyone in my family (almost everyone) has one of these blogs, so I decided to create one myself. A quick background of myself: I go to the Naval Academy and I'm currently a Youngster, class of 2010. I'm in the middle of Dead Week and tomorrow (15May08) is the Youngster Luau.
I just finished my second Sea Trials and my legs really hurt, but I'm going to go running 5 miles tomorrow because I'm motivated. I'm really bored right now because I have no schoolwork but I could be packing up my room right now becuase I have to be moved out by next weekend. I have PROTRAMID this summer, which should be fun because I get to play Marine Corps! Yut! Alright, so I'm just babbling on and on because I am just that bored.
Bye.