Introduction

C'est la vie. Such is life.
So, I'm Joanna and I needed a hobby. I used to write a lot, and I tend to think too much, so the combination of the two? A blog. This will end up one of two ways: it will fail miserably or it will a lot of fun(I'm hoping for the latter). Let's give this a try now; Blog number one:

Who is this?
I'm in high school. I love music. I'm a Christian; I attend an incredible church, have a wonderful Pastor, and love where I am. I love to learn but school, on the other hand, isn't the most enjoyable thing for me. I have a few incredibly close friends(which I'm grateful for). I'm very shy, but I love to listen and help others. I'm trustworthy and hardworking. I hope to go to college for Nursing. I'm ambitious. I've gone through many difficult times in my life. They have made me stronger and helped shape the person I'm proud to be today.

This blog will be...
I don't have any specific plans for what this will encompass. I'll just go with the flow and let the chips fall where they may. What I do know is that I will begin each post with "C'est la vie. Such is life." and include the playlist of each post and the very end. I also plan to try to keep things organized as they are now with little headings. I will possibly include a little intro and conclusion like I did on this one.

Farewell.
This will be the conclusion. I figured as a introductory post it wouldn't need to very long. Just give a basic outline of who I am and allow you(and me) a feel of how this blog will be. I'm not sure how often I will end up posting, but I'll try to have something interesting to say each time.

Music makes the world go 'round.
And now we will go into the playlist. I'll include around 5 songs per post. It'll look something like this:
"Song Title" Artist Name Album Title

Blog Playlist:
"Oh well, Oh well" - Mayday Parade Mayday Parade
"Step Right Now" - The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus Lonely Road
"Take it Slow" - Forever the Sickest Kids The Weekend: Friday
"Let Go" - Red End of Silence
"Mercy" - Matt Nathanson Modern Love