Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Hi, I'm angry,
I try to be so obvious with this boy and he does nothing. I don't know him that well, but I want to and this sucks. Eurgh. Imma punch him in the face and stuff. Actually, maybe I'll just give up on him.
Monday, October 19, 2009
Burnin' Up
I was just thinking about how I wish I could write. Then I wrote something, but it sucks.
"I see her as a 7 year old. She is sitting on a pink and green quilt covered bed crying over the fact that her mother just hit her. How is it that each human life is unique when I can live any person’s life I desire? It is my job to do so. Right now I am doing a background check on a woman named Madeline Mauve. I am capable of seeing and feeling every life experience she has ever been through. Every feeling of grief, passion, love, anything. I see it all.
The only thing I regret is that I can not who I can see. It’s something you get used to, you know? Being able to see people’s lives. Then when I go back into the real world, I am ultimately hindered by my inability to recognize feelings in people without knowing their background. For example, Stephanie Evelry. Stephanie Evelry is the most adequate being I have ever encountered. She is slender, her hair is the perfect shade of Chestnut, and I want nothing more than to know her.
I suppose I really don’t have time for such nonsense."
I just like the idea that every person's life experiences are unique to their own life and that each life is unique. Existentialism you could say. I see the boy I like tomorrow, yay!
"I see her as a 7 year old. She is sitting on a pink and green quilt covered bed crying over the fact that her mother just hit her. How is it that each human life is unique when I can live any person’s life I desire? It is my job to do so. Right now I am doing a background check on a woman named Madeline Mauve. I am capable of seeing and feeling every life experience she has ever been through. Every feeling of grief, passion, love, anything. I see it all.
The only thing I regret is that I can not who I can see. It’s something you get used to, you know? Being able to see people’s lives. Then when I go back into the real world, I am ultimately hindered by my inability to recognize feelings in people without knowing their background. For example, Stephanie Evelry. Stephanie Evelry is the most adequate being I have ever encountered. She is slender, her hair is the perfect shade of Chestnut, and I want nothing more than to know her.
I suppose I really don’t have time for such nonsense."
I just like the idea that every person's life experiences are unique to their own life and that each life is unique. Existentialism you could say. I see the boy I like tomorrow, yay!
Run This Town
I have not written a blog in a long time. Wow, I suck. Sorry about that guys.
What's up with my life? Well, homecoming was this weekend. It was alright, I suppose. I was kind of disappointed because my date was a bit awkward, which I guess in all entirety is kind of my fault. I wanted to go with a different guy, but the guy I like is a bit shy or something. I don't even know, but anyway. The point is that the guy I went with was not who I wanted to be there with, and therefore I didn't have as much fun as I should've because I was sad about that. Here's a picture.
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I'm going to honestly start blogging a lot now, because I want to be able to look back on this stuff.
What's up with my life? Well, homecoming was this weekend. It was alright, I suppose. I was kind of disappointed because my date was a bit awkward, which I guess in all entirety is kind of my fault. I wanted to go with a different guy, but the guy I like is a bit shy or something. I don't even know, but anyway. The point is that the guy I went with was not who I wanted to be there with, and therefore I didn't have as much fun as I should've because I was sad about that. Here's a picture.
/> I'm going to honestly start blogging a lot now, because I want to be able to look back on this stuff.
Monday, August 10, 2009
First Day As A Senior
Here is my recollection of my classes and such because I am sure I will look back to this day when I am old and collegiate.
First period- AP Spanish:
It was great! It's weird to hear Ms.Poole only talk in Spanish, but I understood everything. There's a girl from Spain in my class and we should be best friends because she's awesome! Also there's this British kid who we laugh at when he speaks spanish because he has an english accent.
Second period- AP Calculus AB:
The teacher is awesome, hilarious, and I have this class with Katty and Ansley. It seems like it won't be that challenging.
Third period- French 1:
I guess just because I'm a Senior in a mostly Freshmen class it felt awkward. Nobody was anxious to answer questions and everyone seemed dead and awkward. Maybe it'll get better. I have no friends in this class, but I intend to make friends with the random guy who sits next to me and the cute Freshmen named Carter (I'm not a pedo, I swear!).
Fourth period- Peer Leading:
This class is an easy grade. All we did was bring in a load of books to our room in the Orchestra room and other than that we just wandered the halls.
Fifth period- AP American Gov:
The teacher is great and funny and I'm glad that Chad sits close to me in this class as well as the fact that Ansley and Katty are in here with me too.
Sixth period- AP Lit:
Well, I've heard about how hard this class is and how difficult the teacher is. Luckily, I sit by Timmy and Ben who seem to lighten up the mood when he tries to scare us by talking about how we'll all fail the timed writings. Other than them and Caitlin though, the rest of the class are what I call "randars". Randar= people I know of, but am not friends with
First period- AP Spanish:
It was great! It's weird to hear Ms.Poole only talk in Spanish, but I understood everything. There's a girl from Spain in my class and we should be best friends because she's awesome! Also there's this British kid who we laugh at when he speaks spanish because he has an english accent.
Second period- AP Calculus AB:
The teacher is awesome, hilarious, and I have this class with Katty and Ansley. It seems like it won't be that challenging.
Third period- French 1:
I guess just because I'm a Senior in a mostly Freshmen class it felt awkward. Nobody was anxious to answer questions and everyone seemed dead and awkward. Maybe it'll get better. I have no friends in this class, but I intend to make friends with the random guy who sits next to me and the cute Freshmen named Carter (I'm not a pedo, I swear!).
Fourth period- Peer Leading:
This class is an easy grade. All we did was bring in a load of books to our room in the Orchestra room and other than that we just wandered the halls.
Fifth period- AP American Gov:
The teacher is great and funny and I'm glad that Chad sits close to me in this class as well as the fact that Ansley and Katty are in here with me too.
Sixth period- AP Lit:
Well, I've heard about how hard this class is and how difficult the teacher is. Luckily, I sit by Timmy and Ben who seem to lighten up the mood when he tries to scare us by talking about how we'll all fail the timed writings. Other than them and Caitlin though, the rest of the class are what I call "randars". Randar= people I know of, but am not friends with
Saturday, July 18, 2009
You and I
by Ingrid Michaelson
Well lots of things have happened since I last posted huh?
First of all, school got out (happy day, joy joy!). I then went to the lake accompanied with my 4 best friends who I mention all the time. Here we are looking beautiful, as usual:
I got home from the lake and went straight to church choir tour in which we traveled to Dulac, Louisiana. I was on a landscaping team (even though I hate the outdoors and the sweltering heat of Louisiana). I ended up having a great time though and we really made a difference on how pretty the community center in the area looked.
This was before all of our hard work!
This is after:
After 4 days of working and showing people how we can show Christ's love even through landscaping, we visited New Orleans which I enjoyed a lot!
I then came home for a couple days of relaxation and then headed off to Nicaragua on a mission trip. There I learned a lot of things about my relationship with the Lord and was able to love all the adorable little Nicaraguan children! I even got to practice my Spanish! The kids loved taking pictures with my digital camera. Example:
The last day we were there, we went zip lining and I went upside down! wooo!
So that's just a little taste of what I've been up to this summer! I'm leaving Sunday for a camp with my church in Panama City called Big Stuf and after that I'm home for a while until I head back to school August 10th! I promise I'll write more often y'all!
Well lots of things have happened since I last posted huh?
First of all, school got out (happy day, joy joy!). I then went to the lake accompanied with my 4 best friends who I mention all the time. Here we are looking beautiful, as usual:
I got home from the lake and went straight to church choir tour in which we traveled to Dulac, Louisiana. I was on a landscaping team (even though I hate the outdoors and the sweltering heat of Louisiana). I ended up having a great time though and we really made a difference on how pretty the community center in the area looked.
This was before all of our hard work!
This is after:
After 4 days of working and showing people how we can show Christ's love even through landscaping, we visited New Orleans which I enjoyed a lot!
I then came home for a couple days of relaxation and then headed off to Nicaragua on a mission trip. There I learned a lot of things about my relationship with the Lord and was able to love all the adorable little Nicaraguan children! I even got to practice my Spanish! The kids loved taking pictures with my digital camera. Example:
The last day we were there, we went zip lining and I went upside down! wooo!
So that's just a little taste of what I've been up to this summer! I'm leaving Sunday for a camp with my church in Panama City called Big Stuf and after that I'm home for a while until I head back to school August 10th! I promise I'll write more often y'all!
Monday, May 4, 2009
I Know You Want Me
by Pitbull.
Today I stayed home sick (not with the swine flu, don't freak out just yet). I had meant to actually go to school when I woke up this morning, but I felt awful, so I just stayed home.
I'm ready for summer y'all. It's all I can think about and it's the only thing I make any conversation about. I'm glad because I get out of school May 20 and then the day after I'm going to some graduation parties, and then the next day my friends and I are going to the lake. I have this group of friends that I just refer to as "the usuals" because they are the people I am always hanging out with, so yes, it's the usuals going. They had wanted our guy friends to come along, but that makes everything so much more difficult, plus being completely honest, I didn't want the guys there. Girls weekend is meant to not have guys in it, after all.
Once summer starts, I really won't be around often. Not at home. Doing things with friends or on trips really. It's going to be weird, being without a computer and all.
Also, met a guy at a party 2 weeks ago who I think I get along with pretty well. Kind of manipulated him into asking for my number, and he texted me for a while yesterday and said he would again today. I know, I know. "Why doesn't he CALL you Leah?". Well you know what, I am fine being all lame and texting for now so mleh!
Today I stayed home sick (not with the swine flu, don't freak out just yet). I had meant to actually go to school when I woke up this morning, but I felt awful, so I just stayed home.
I'm ready for summer y'all. It's all I can think about and it's the only thing I make any conversation about. I'm glad because I get out of school May 20 and then the day after I'm going to some graduation parties, and then the next day my friends and I are going to the lake. I have this group of friends that I just refer to as "the usuals" because they are the people I am always hanging out with, so yes, it's the usuals going. They had wanted our guy friends to come along, but that makes everything so much more difficult, plus being completely honest, I didn't want the guys there. Girls weekend is meant to not have guys in it, after all.
Once summer starts, I really won't be around often. Not at home. Doing things with friends or on trips really. It's going to be weird, being without a computer and all.
Also, met a guy at a party 2 weeks ago who I think I get along with pretty well. Kind of manipulated him into asking for my number, and he texted me for a while yesterday and said he would again today. I know, I know. "Why doesn't he CALL you Leah?". Well you know what, I am fine being all lame and texting for now so mleh!
Thursday, April 23, 2009
I Love College
by Asher Roth.
Today for the first time in about a month, I have had no homework at all, nothing. For this reason I decided to watch a TV show I had always heard about, but never watched. Said show is called Greek, and I love it.
I know it's a TV show and it's nothing like real college and yaddah yaddah blah blah, but I think I've just caught senioritis. I want to go to college. Now. It's all I've talked about at school. It's all my friends and I can think about, and all my senior friend's graduation parties coming up are not helping me not want to graduate just yet.
I WANT TO GRADUATE ALREADY GOSH DURN IT.
Today for the first time in about a month, I have had no homework at all, nothing. For this reason I decided to watch a TV show I had always heard about, but never watched. Said show is called Greek, and I love it.
I know it's a TV show and it's nothing like real college and yaddah yaddah blah blah, but I think I've just caught senioritis. I want to go to college. Now. It's all I've talked about at school. It's all my friends and I can think about, and all my senior friend's graduation parties coming up are not helping me not want to graduate just yet.
I WANT TO GRADUATE ALREADY GOSH DURN IT.
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