| While My Guitar Gently Weeps |
[19 Apr 2006|08:25pm] |
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I'm 18 on Sunday and my parents got the letter that the school sends out essentially letting them know that as of April 23, 2006 they have no more control over absenses etc. Midterm grades today... Only thing to worry about is the B+ in Lit... WTF is with that? Whatever, it's spring semester of my senior year and quite frankly I stopped caring when I got accepted to college in December. It's been a loooong haul. I sort of feel like I should have applied to the UW, there's this nagging voice in my head going "what if you'd gotten in?" It's certainly perferable to Ellensburg, not to mention I'd be closer to home. I feel like I took the easy way out, it wasn't like there was any doubt I'd get in to CWU, as awful and arrogant as it sounds. Everyone panics about getting in to school I think, I know that I did, and for no reason.
I'm trying to absorb my last few months at home... It seems so surreal that I'm leaving the place I've lived my entire life. Literally. The same house, same phone number, same neighbors... I'm leaving for what??? What the hell am I doing??
AP tests in two weeks... OMFG... Haven't started studying yet... Have no plans to start any time soon. I.Am.Screwed.
Saturday I'm going to accepted students open house to get info about dorms, etc. Goody... It's just my mom and I going which is good because she's much more tollerant of a lot of my habits (aka coffee addiction and spending hours browsing in various shops) than my dad is, but the bad thing is that I can talk my dad into basically anything, whereas my mom is a lot harder to convince that yes, another pair of shoes IS necessary. I do pay for a lot of things myself, but really, sometimes it's worth a shot.
Mom has been on edge lately. She cried when the Grad-o-Grams envelope came, she cried when Jostens called to announce that the stuff would be available for pick up on Friday. She cried in the car on the way home when I innocently asked if she saw the pages I marked in the IKEA spring book. It's starting to get on my nerves. Seriously, it isn't like I'm moving to mars...
I should start my psych project, it's due tomorrow...
...Whatever...
Becca, Nissa, and Ari, I miss you guys so much. Nissa, I tried to call you the other day but couldn't get through, even to your voice mail. I'll try again...
I hate boys... Not all boys, just certain boys... make that singular to ONE boy... Whatever...
M's are losing... Why is that not a surprise?
I have 3,000+ songs and I'm bored with ALL of them. This is bad, is my attention span really that awful??
I have listened to my Dave Matthews Band mix so much the CD is worn to the point that it will only play if I put it in the right way in my disc man, nothing else will play it.
I've gotten into a lot of sort of "out there" bands that are big in the UK but not so much here. Embrace (sounds a bit like Keane and the Stereophonics), Orson (not British but cool), Gnarls Barkley, The Feeling, Corrine Bailey Rae, etc... I liked James Blunt before anyone in the US knew who the hell he was, resisted the Belle and Sebastian movement at the HS until finally sucumbing to their "Dear Catastrophe Waitress" album when I fell for the cover art. Jack Johnson, The Dave Matthews Band, Ben Harper, John Mayer/Trio, Jason Mraz... The usual suspects are on my regular play list. Robbie Williams is a new love even though he's been around for a while, the Stereophonics are as smooth as the Killers are rockin'. U2 is a constant, the Beatles, Hard-Fi, The Artic Monkeys and of course The Clash. The Strokes, the Kinks, Coldplay always. Richard Ashcroft, with or without the Verve... It's a Bittersweet Symphony alright. KT Tunstall, Tristin Pettyman, The Red Hot Chili Peppers with Dani California. Keane has a new single called Is It Any Wonder which has got to be the best track they've ever made, for real.
"Honey you are my rock, upon which I stand"
Peace, Love, and CAps LOCk BuTTOnS
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| Soundtrack of My Life |
[07 Apr 2006|04:44pm] |
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This meme has been floating around for ages, I finally caved... What can I say, I'm sick, bored, and have nothing better to do.
1. Opening Credits: Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve
2. Waking Up: The Importance of Being Idle - Oasis
3. Average Day: Jamming - Bob Marley
4. Falling in Love: All About Soul (Remix) - Billy Joel
5. Love Scene: Gravity - Embrace
6. Breaking Up: Everything Burns - Ben Moody
7. Getting Back Together: Back to You - John Mayer
8. Secret Love: Stupid - Sarah McLachlan
9. Life's Okay: Hardest Part - Coldplay
10. Bad Day: Bad Day - Daniel Powter
11. Mental Breakdown: Angels or Devils - Dishwalla
12. Learning a Lesson: Space Between - Dave Matthews Band
13. Deep Thought: Sometimes You Can't Make it on Your Own - U2
14. Flashback: Other Side of the World - KT Tunstall
15. Partying: I Predict a Riot - Kaiser Chiefs
16. Happy Dance: Pump It - Black Eyed Peas
17. Regretting: Maybe Tomorrow - Stereophonics
18. Long Night Alone: Breakdown - Jack Johnson
19. Death Scene: Knockin' On Heaven's Door - Bob Dylan
20. Closing Credits: Life is Wonderful - Jason Mraz
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| I've Been Tagged by Nissa |
[13 Mar 2006|10:19am] |
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Four jobs I've had:
+Intern for the Seattle Mariners
+Baby-sitter
+Jr. Leader @ Camp Colman
+Score Keeper for BILL
Four movies I can watch over and over:
+The Incredibles
+My Big Fat Greek Wedding
+Pride and Prejudice
+Kul Ho Naa Ho
Four places I have lived
+Bainbridge Island, WA
Four TV shows I love to watch:
+Project Runway
+CSI
+Friends
+Jon Stewart Show/Cobert Report
Four places I have been on vacation:
+Orlando FL
+Boston MA
+Long Beach WA
+Lake something or other, Idaho
Four of my favorite dishes:
+Chicken Masala
+Spinich Enchiladas
+Toast w/ Jam at Blackbird
+Greek Pizza w/ Spinich Salad
Four websites I visit daily:
+Gmail
+Livejournal
+Bainbridge Buzz
+Virgin Radio UK
Four places I would rather be right now:
+Sleeping
+London
+College
+Hawaii
Four people to tag:
+Ari
+Rebecca
+Kalani
+Whoever Wants to do this thing
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| Weekend |
[12 Mar 2006|08:51pm] |
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Yesterday I got sunburnt (!!!!!!!!!!!!) from working in the yard all day. Staying out late and forgetting to call home = yard work instead of Tolo. My dad and I cleared out some dead maple trees that were rotting and going to fall on the house, we then had to run them through the chipper, cut up what couldn't be run through the chipper and stacked the wood, and then we started working on the blackberry vines that have taken over my mother's shrubs. It was a lot of work!! I have some awesome burises and a few scratches.
Today I slept until noon which I haven't done in ages... Man, there's a part of me that is going to miss being woken up by my dad on weekends... a very small part....
I went out with Mom because Evan had a baseball clinic @ Ordway and I hadn't been out of the house/yard all weekend. We went into Island Sports to order Dad a new pair of shoes and I saw this pair of Teva flip flops which are amazing... Thank god my mother understands that one MUST buy Tevas before the mad rush. I think I'll wear them to school tomorrow. They're fabulous! Black soles with red detailing and multicolored stripe straps. They look a lot cooler than they sound...
We then went to Bainbridge Bakers and split a scone, I got my usual double tall non-fat vanilla latte and mom got a single tall peppermint mocha. I'm going to miss coffee with mom...
I keep making mental lists of all the stuff I'm going to miss and all the stuff I'm looking forward to getting away from. As graduation gets closer and closer it's sort of scary to realize that I'm going to be leaving the place that has been my home for 18 years. I've lived in the same house with the same phone number on the same street with the same people, gone to school with the same people forever! I'm going to miss walking into virtually any coffee shop and seeing at least one person I know. I'm going to miss running into long lost friends on the ferry. I'm going to miss the long lines at starbucks every morning. I'm even going to miss the ridiculous zoo that is BHS.
And where am I going? Ellensburg... Yee Haw... They better be prepared because that town will never be the same after I arrive ;)
I've been listening to the Beatles all weekend. I have Abbey Road, Magical Mystery Tour, Hard Day's Night, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band, Rubber Soul, Revolver, and a compilation album, Beatles 1. I'm working on getting the rest. I really want the White Album especially. Must keep hunting the depths of the internet... ;)
Until the next time I update...
Love
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| Oh... MY.... GOD!!! |
[08 Mar 2006|11:54pm] |
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Go to http://www.bainbridgeislander.com to listen to James Olsen ramble on and on, supposedly about the tech levy.
He wastes his air time with various things, such as attacking the Kitsap Sun (the people giving him a sounding board....) attacking Susan Sivitz and Rebecca Lizzie (I was SHAKING with anger over that) and making flippent comments about the Hartz family (the dead architect comment... OMFG).
The man needs to be involuntarily committed! He's insane! He's a menace to our island! I don't think I've ever hated someone more than I hate Dr. Baxter or Dr. Swanson but it's happened.
He's a fucking creep, and if I ever run into HIM at T&C he'll be getting a piece of my mind, no holds barred.
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| Grrrr! |
[05 Mar 2006|07:36pm] |
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James Olsen is a prick.
Go check out the Bainbridge Buzz and his comments there re: The Tech Levy/Bond if you need any energy to work on homework. Then listen to the Kitsap sun's podcast if you need futher anger energy.
He's insane, and needs to re-locate, preferably to Texas or somewhere large enough to handle him.
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!
Vote Yes + Yes on whatever day election day is... I can't vote (GRRR!) but am doing what I can all the same.
I'm resisting the urge to pull out Olsen's "No" signs, but with all the shit he's posting on the Buzz it's so tempting....
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| *waves white flag* I'm alive! |
[07 Feb 2006|11:09pm] |
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Time for my semi-regular update...
Jay: So when are you going to stop getting all pissy and depressed everytime I say the word "football" or "Super Bowl" or "Seahawks"?
Me: When YOU stop bringing it up, asshole.
There's a healing period with football, let me curl up in my hole for now, mmkthanks.
Prom saga is on going and ridiculous. Basically the ex-friend she-who-must-not-be-named will probably be there and if she's there she'll make a scene. I feel like I'm stuck in 7th grade again, it's like a reoccuring nightmare. The bonus is that she-who-must-not-be-named isn't around for 2nd semester, she's off doing god knows what, hopefully rotting in hell... Whatever. This is the silver lining to the pile of petty pathetic shit that has clouded my senior year. The nice thing is that things are pretty much back to normal, excluding the prom saga. This makes life SO much better on so many levels.
Basically solution A, the one that I'm pretty much going to go with is not bothering to go. I don't like confrontation, it's counterproductive obnoxious and childish, and I guess my way of dealing with the potential for conflict is to just avoid it. I don't want to go and have my night ruined by she-who-must-not-be-named. I wont start anything, but she would, and I know she would, because that's just the way she is and I've known her long enough to realize that there's no way we could be in the same room without something happening, as sad as that is. I wish it wasn't that way, but there's simply no way to change a person. I had a totally different idea of who she was, and what's she's turned out to be is someone I can't deal with. I can tollerate many things, and have, over the years, but I can't stand deliberate cruelty and deciete, coupled with intentional manipulation of others, a never ceasing need for negative attention, and a constantly cynical and just plain mean way of interacting with and judging people. On a distant level, I feel bad for her, because she doesn't have a lot of friends and has lost people due to this behavior, and hopefully when I'm in a more forgiving place I'll be able to just let it all go. It's just difficult when you've been friends for so long, to have it end like that hurts and it hurts a lot.
Sorry for the ramble, I've been letting that fester for a while and just sort of had to get it off my chest. Moving on...
Classes are picking up, I'm in love with my World Religions class. I have Mr. Johnson and it's facinating to listen to him lecture because he's so open to different points of view and willing to answer any off the wall questions we have. Hinduism is difficult for Westerners to grasp, I think, because we can't really relate to a culture that is so focused on the spiritual side of life. Psych is fun, I have some real characters in my class that make it interesting, and Zarling, as always is... well... Zarling... We're watching a video on Thursday.
Forensic Science sucks on the worst level it could possibly suck, but I can't drop so it's sort of a deal with it sort of class. At least there isn't much homework and I have some friends in there even after like, 1/3 of the class dropped at the semester break. Let's just say that Dr. B isn't at all tollerant of seniors. It just plain SUCKS.
AP Lit's work load is insane right now. I'm like, 90 pages behind in the reading in Crime and Punishment. Tomorrow = half day = read like mad... When all else fails I'll spark note the first 90 pgs and pick up from there. We were supposed to have read 60 pgs last night and 30 tonight... Yeah right, I don't have time! Not to mention the book is DENSE and I do mean DENSE.
AP Euro hasn't changed. It's Holloway. He's great. The class sucks. End of story. I did do pretty well on the final though, inspite of myself. Woooo!
The One Acts were incredible, I especially loved Sean's play "Loyalties". It makes you think... I wont say anything more now because they are still running (Friday and Saturday at 7 30pm - LGI - $6... GO!!) and I don't want to spoil it.
I've started doing sun salutations and meditating when I can. It sounds ridiculous but seriously, after doing yoga last week in World Religions I felt so energized and there was like another person was awake in my brain for the first time in a long time. Meditation is really, really hard at my house because it is constantly noisy, I'm never alone, there's always some sort of distraction and my parents aren't really all that supportive of anything they consider to be weird. Ah well, once I get into college I can start living the way I want to.
Speaking of college, I got a notice in the mail a few weeks ago, they are giving me a merit tuition waver for $3,000. Considering that tuition at CWU is like, $4,100, it will cover the majority of it. I'm taking three AP tests and get credit for English 101 (AP English Lang.) English 105 (AP English Lit.) and History 101 or 102 (AP Euro) if I get a 3 or better. Freaking awesome!!!!
I'm in the process of filling out the FAFSA and a general scholarship app. for CWU. The FAFSA is a pain in the ass... Seriously.... I'll be SO glad when it's over.
I'll be getting $28.06 back from the Feds from my internship this summer. I figure that it's better than having to pay the government money.... The crappy thing is that they deducted the most for like, social security. Blahhhhh, it's not that I'm against social security, I just think that the system would work a lot better if your deductions accumulated in your own account and the government subsidized the difference between what you have and what the standard is, taking into account other retirement investments (401K, etc...) I'm not saying we should just sort of screw the old people, I'm saying that it probably would be more economical for the government to only have to subsidize those who need it. If I, say, accumulate, I dunno, $800,000 from the ages 30-70 in a social security fund (totally random number, just go with me). Assuming I live to be 95 (let's just say that, for kicks...) and retire at age 70. I have 25 years to live, so that divides into $32,000 a year. The median income for a family of four in the US is somwhere between $40-45,000, according to a reporter on CNN money watch a few days ago. Now, I'm using ridiculous numbers for a reason (it's easier to do the math!!), but the idea makes sense, it puts you in control of the money you earned, and for people who can't afford to, or can't put money in, we help *them* out. It's sort of like tax brackets, the way it *SHOULD* work is, the less money you make, the less you pay, the more the government helps you out. This is the theory, anyway... In practice it doesn't work really all that well (at least, currently, anyway), so who knows, maybe private accounts for social security would just suck... Maybe I haven't a clue what I'm talking about and have just rambled on for ages about nothing. Or maybe I'm just terrible because it annoys the crap out of me that they took a crap load out of an already tiny pay check (minimum wage isn't exactly big bucks) and it isn't even going to be there for me or my family to use when I get older. I don't like the idea of my potential future children's generation having to support me when I'm old, and with the baby boomers approaching retirement, our generation right now going to be SOL.
On a lighter note, I freaking LOVE James Blunt. If you've never heard of him, go download his CD "Back to Bedlam". Do it! You wont regret it.
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| Fuck |
[04 Dec 2005|10:00pm] |
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Fuck CWI
Fuck Tess and the D'Uubervilles
Fuck School
I'm in college! WOOOOOOOOOOO!
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| Oh Franz, You Distract Me So |
[16 Nov 2005|12:11am] |
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I caved and bought some Franz Ferdinand off iTunes. WOOOT
I hit pay dirt on one of the LJ music communities. "Why Can't We be Friends" by War... NOT on iTunes, so I downloaded it. Ah, the illegality of it all....
I have a list of music I must hunt for. Problem is that it is 12:07 on Tuesday night/Wednesday Morning and I have a DBQ due 6th in AP Euro. Oh Joy! Oh Rapture! Oh Procrastination! Oh Holloway... Oh lord... Oh SHIT...
...That class...
The positive is that I have the best time at "study" tables for the tests. The not so positive part is that we usually get nothing of real substance accomplished except for creating inside jokes that no one else will get.
Hey Trin, lets pontificate! (ooooh dirty...if you were there....ha ha ha)
Senior year...man oh man... Is it June yet???
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| Hm... |
[19 Oct 2005|08:39pm] |
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Alright, in light of Hurricane Katrina and Rita, I'm paying attention to the weather channel now. The lastest hurrican, Wilma, is pelting Haiti, Cuba, Jamaica and other central/south American countries. 13 people have already died.
Alright....
Where is the outrage?!?
Why weren't people evacuated before the storm hit? Why aren't we sending U-Haul convoys down to help? People are losing their houses and everything they own. It isn't just Wilma, it happens every year. We think that *we're* hurting after hurricane season every year? What about countries where houses are made out of plywood and people don't have the money to afford a television let a lone a car to get them to safety. People were outraged about how our government handled Katrina, myself included. But stop for a sec, I mean, EVERY life that is lost because of a natural disaster that could have been prevented theoretically is tragic and unacceptable, but no one really seems to care. If an American dies, it matters, if 13 Hatians die, who cares, the world is over-populated anyway?.... WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?!?!?
I am outraged that no one is talking about this!!! Why aren't isn't the UN doing something to help evacuate people, provide them shelter and such? Why aren't we working together internationally to help evacuate in the face of imminant natural disaster and GET THE WORD OUT?!?! We're all connected, damnit! A person is a person, you aren't worth more because you're American or a French person or an Hatian or a Cuban or anyone else! People are people. Life is precious no matter where you live. We can't be 100% perfect, but the margin of error and pure disinterest is killing too many people.
If you're going to fume about the effects of hurricanes on our country, stop and remember that at least we have resources in this country to help, in other countries, you're just SOL because they can't *afford* to help you. Yeah... Not a very comforting image is it?
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| !@#$%& |
[18 Oct 2005|08:20pm] |
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Senior year is a bitch.
College aps are not close to being done because I haven't even started on one of them and my essay is so horrible I cry when I look at it.
ACT Saturday
SAT results Saturday oh...fuck...me....
AP English is the shit, Ms.Munro makes me happy.... Yeah, I'm a toad...
AP Euro study groupies: I love you...you make that class bearable...
I'm a terrible person and dropped math. I don't care. I hated it, it was miserable, I don't need Pre-calc EVER. Drop dead.
I fell asleep in the commons this afternoon...I miss the carpet.
I need to read something for Forensic Science...Oops...
CWI is ridiculous...Ok, I'll say one word: Zarling. That sums it up.
Emotional roller coaster with a bunch of people no one knows which is nice because then no one on BI can backstab. Take that, gossip girls!
You-know-who-you-are: If I'm off my rocker then you must be around the bend. Get a life and fuck off. Talk to me after YOU'VE lived in Alaska for 20 years.
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| Calling all Music Junkies |
[29 Jun 2005|01:09pm] |
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My computer, being the idiot that it is, some how erased my Jason Mraz CD, which is currently floating around my cousin's apartment on the east coast. Shiiiiit...
If someone has it, and iTunes and some sort of instant messaging service, could you please comment and let me know? I have tons of music I can trade in return, (Dave Matthews Band, Jack Johnson, Coldplay, to begin with).
Thanks guys!
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| Jay Cracks Me Up |
[28 Jun 2005|12:26am] |
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Auto response from lacrossplayer17: gone till somebody cool like jen or janna comes back call me up if you wanna talk
Jay....You made my night better.
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| Stolen from Everyone |
[09 May 2005|11:26pm] |
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1. Reply with your name and I will write something about you.
2. I will then tell what reminds me of you.
3. If I were to apply an o'clock to you, it would be...
4. I will try to name a single word that best describes you.
5. I'll tell you the most memorable moment I've had with you.
6. I'll then tell you something that I've always wondered about you.
7. Put this in your journal.
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| Baseball |
[03 May 2005|09:41pm] |
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Little League is intense. I never realized how emotionally involved I got with the game until All Stars. My younger brother has played since he was young enough to hold a bat, and I'd always go to his games to cheer him on, it became a family thing. Evan is an awesome player, I love watching him at-bat, he has this look on his face that just scares the pitcher to death and I love it.
All stars last summer was something new. Evan had been invited to play as a ten year old, but had to turn it down because he was going to baseball camp in Eastern Washington and my parents couldn't get a refund. So, last year, when he was invited again, he jumped at the chance. I've never seen a group of boys (and one girl) bond so fast. They had a blast at practice, playing Queen and pretending they were in the pros. The float in the 4th of July parade was hilarious! We all decorated our cars, and the boat, and the guys had candy and squirt guns. The Stars had an intense water fight with the 11/12 Blue and Gold teams before the parade, so when they made it onto Winslow Way at last, they were soaked and short of amo, but they had the time of their lives.
We basically lived at one baseball park or another for a month. Snyder park became home away from home, because when there wasn't a Stars game going on, there were Blue and Gold teams to cheer on, and the B.I. teams had one hell of a crowd. During the month of July, we lived off of ball park hot dogs and Central Market pizza and slushies with too much syrup in them. It was a baseball summer and it was brilliant.
This season, I am the score keeper for Evan's team, the Red Sox. We may not win many games, but the kids just know how to have fun and play hard. Evan is catching for the first time in years and loving it. He has had a hit in every game this season and is hoping to "go yard" by the end of the season.
One of the most amazing things is how deeply I get involved in the games. I feel every emotion, I lose my voice from cheering so hard, I punch the air with every strike. "2 outs now guys, you can do it!"
It's stuff like this that makes life worth living.
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| Of dreams and those who have them |
[26 Apr 2005|11:00pm] |
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You know that you are sleep deprived when you doze off for a power nap and have this incredibly vivid dream where you watch your two american studies teachers cross the river sticks into the underworld. Layton had horns....
Good lord, I think I'm losing my mind...
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| AHHHHH!!!!! |
[21 Apr 2005|11:39pm] |
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Holy fuck! I need a chill pill before I get an ulcer.
Oh, before I go off to go throw things, interesting little tidbit:
Janna is the #895 most common female name. 0.01% of females in the US are named Janna. Around 12750 US females are named Janna! source namestatistics.com |
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| The Youth Rally |
[17 Apr 2005|05:45pm] |
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I was disappointed with the turn out, let's just get that out of the way. We were expecting close to 300 people, and we had about 100, maybe. Many of them were NHS folks who took off when they saw they weren't needed. I was pretty disgusted with the lack of Bainbridge participation, I understand that stuff comes up, that people are busy, but we've been pushing this thing for months, and there are so many kids who obviously don't put their actions with their words. *sigh*
They gave me a gift certificate to get my nails done for working hard, it was really sweet of them and a total surprise. I think I'll take advantage of it when my life becomes less chaotic.
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| WOOOO! |
[02 Apr 2005|12:32am] |
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IT'S SPRING BREAK!!
Say it with me people, it's SLEEP TIME!! I have a terrible habbit during vacation of staying up very late and sleeping very late.
I'm finding it harder and harder to feel motivated about school, SATS, and life in general. I'm so tired, I just want to curl up in a ball and sleep for a couple of years.
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| Kitsap County Youth Rally Planning Meeting |
[29 Mar 2005|05:36pm] |
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Ok guys, tomorrow is the VERY LAST planning meeting for the 11th annual Kitsap County Youth Rally. We are hosting it at BHS this year and Mark (Salanga) and I are up to our eye balls. I've been disappointed in the lack of participation in planning this thing. We need to get it done! This is very important, especially since it will reflect badly on us if we DONT do a good job hosting it. I know that everyone is busy but your ideas are still appreciated even if you can't make the meeting.
Newspaper folks, may I submit an article about the rally for the next edition of the Campus Voice? Will it be out before the 16th of April? If I get it in to you by Friday will that be enough time? PLEASE let me know!
Peace Out
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