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Thanksgiving is here, the holiday that people eat lots of good food and spend time with their Family members.

Thanksgiving is known as the time for a gathering at home with family or friends for a holiday feast. Usually, in the United States there is parades, spending time with family, football games and people eating large meals.

The first recorded Thanksgiving or Thanksgiving Dinner was recorded on September 8th, 1565. At which time 600 Spanish settlers landed at what is now St. Augustine, Florida, and immediately held a Mass of Thanksgiving for their safe delivery to the New World; there followed a feast and celebration. As the La Florida colony did become part of the United States, this can be classified as the first Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving is here, the holiday that people eat lots of food and socialize with Family Members.

Thanksgiving is celebrated the third Thursday of November in the United States and in Canada it is celebrated on the second Monday of October to give thanks to the close of the Harvest Season.

Welcome to the Holiday Season, Thanksgiving through New Years.

Sources: Wikipedia [1] and [2] (History), Flickr (Featured Image).

Recently Jeffr0 made a blog post on his blog about a website called Typealyzer. It is suppose to analyze the text on your blog and find out your personality.

Here is what it analyzed for me:

The responsible and hardworking type. They are especially attuned to the details of life and are careful about getting the facts right. Conservative by nature they are often reluctant to take any risks whatsoever.

The Duty Fulfillers are happy to be let alone and to be able to work int heir own pace. They know what they have to do and how to do it.

Here is the Graphic that it showed for my personality:

Ever think that I would act? If you said yes, you are correct. Coming in December, I will be auditioning for the Musical, “Alice in Wonderland” at my school.

This means that the first two weeks of December, I most likely will not be on the computer all that much. Since, I will probably be taking care of things for this; also, Episode 2 of Wetpaint Nation Video has been pushed to the Third week of December for Scheduling reasons.

When I produced my first ever episode of Wetpaint Nation Video, I had to do all of the steps in Acting and this kind of will be able to help me if I get the part. But, most importantly, I need to make sure I make it; which I think I will.

I will write another blog post regarding this… When I get more details – If you have any tips for me; Just leave a comment.

Photo provided by Flickr.

Over the past, well, long time, people have told me that I should be a meteorologist. That is mostly because they ask me what the weather is suppose to be and I am usually able to tell them within 15 to 20 minutes, since I do not completely go after what the Professionals say. Thanks to NOAA/NWS, I am able to see Radars, Satellite Imagery and more…

With that information, I produce some basic information on what the weather could possibly be like for the next few days. Generally, I am right on – because I also look at where the Highs and Lows are positioned across the country to see what Temperatures could be, as well. Barely ever do my parents ever really watch the weather in detail, usually they come to me, “What is the Weather looking like for tomorrow?”. And it starts the prediction process for me.

Also, I’ve been the center of attention; since we’re talking and learning about Weather. I know a lot of what my science teacher is teaching and it gets annoying to learn something I already know, but that is beyond the point. My science teacher has told some of my other teachers about it and he asked me, “Will you be forecasting for Channel 7 some day in the future?” and I’m like “I don’t know, maybe!”.

Do you think I will be, becoming a meteorologist? It is on my list of things to do as a career.

I’ve always preferred Stormy or Wintery days over Clear and Nice Days; because I like tracking the storms like the Guys at the Weather Channel in Atlanta. I always love when a hurricane is coming near the Gulf or the East coast, not because of the damage that it can cause; but, because I can see the storm in action and I am able to track it.

With that said, lets say, Meteorology is on my top 5 careers that I’d like to do. More of those careers will be featured on my blog in the future.

Photo on the Featured Content section of the homepage is from Flickr.