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Sadly, Halloween this year was utterly boring and uneventful. I did homework.
Plus, television programming is nothing like it used to be.
What the hell happened to The Worst Witch (the movie with Tim Curry and that chick from The Craft when she was younger)??? And the Disney Halloween special that they always used to play, and all those other good ones? Kids today have no idea how crappy their shows really are compared to the shows we had when we were little.
Oh well.
I really wanted to see RENT with my mom, and then when I was telling my sister about it, she's like, "Oh! I'll buy them!" and I said no and that we were going to, and she says, "What's her name? I want to buy them." So I'm complaining to my mother that Tara's threatening to buy them, and my mom says that Tara and I should go instead. So my sister agreed, but I feel horrible because I know my mom wanted to go, and I really wanted to go with her. So I figured I would tell my mom that and maybe she would have the courage to say that she wanted to go (which she hardly ever does, and then gets all sad after everything's said and done, and then there's no way to fix it). I hope my sister backs off. That spoiled brat already saw Annie, The Wedding Singer, and Phantom, all on broadway, and she knows nothing about RENT. Meanwhile, my mom and I both saw RENT together and absolutely loved everything about it.
Plus, television programming is nothing like it used to be.
What the hell happened to The Worst Witch (the movie with Tim Curry and that chick from The Craft when she was younger)??? And the Disney Halloween special that they always used to play, and all those other good ones? Kids today have no idea how crappy their shows really are compared to the shows we had when we were little.
Oh well.
I really wanted to see RENT with my mom, and then when I was telling my sister about it, she's like, "Oh! I'll buy them!" and I said no and that we were going to, and she says, "What's her name? I want to buy them." So I'm complaining to my mother that Tara's threatening to buy them, and my mom says that Tara and I should go instead. So my sister agreed, but I feel horrible because I know my mom wanted to go, and I really wanted to go with her. So I figured I would tell my mom that and maybe she would have the courage to say that she wanted to go (which she hardly ever does, and then gets all sad after everything's said and done, and then there's no way to fix it). I hope my sister backs off. That spoiled brat already saw Annie, The Wedding Singer, and Phantom, all on broadway, and she knows nothing about RENT. Meanwhile, my mom and I both saw RENT together and absolutely loved everything about it.