When being ignored at parties is not such a bad thing...

Right,since this is my first blog entry ever, I'm unsure what I should be saying, I thought it would be nice if I start of with a little joke, then do some quickie intro thing and then ease into my thoughts on life , philosophy, eastern European culture, north Korea freedom coalition...umm.. and other clever sounding stuff.
but since I cant think of anything even remotely funny right now and I'm clueless about eastern European culture or any of that other stuff (I'll get back to you'll after a google search), lets waste some time on me.
I'm super invisible girl, not to be mistaken for invisible sue of the fantastic four, SHE IS NOT REAL! Yeah a real shocker I know , I found out only recently. My powers include being invisible and being super, (though not necessarily at the same time). I discovered I had these powers at the young age of 12, when I realised that when I was with groups of people, nobody spoke to me, even at school it was hard to make friends ( which is understandable I guess, when you're invisible) the only people I could make friends with were themselves endowed with super powers such as super fat girl , super stutter guy and my favourite, super retainer dude ( his retainers were lethal weapons...very clever)
Of course in the beginning , in those turbulent adolescent yrs, it was hard to understand that it was a special gift, but now that I'm 21, older and at the prime of my superhero ness, I have come to accept my gifts n so pledge to use it for the good of mankind alone...n well maybe occasionally jump ahead in a queue.