Lincoln Park
Lincoln Park high school has an acclaimed IB program that is known for its difficulty. I propose that instead of it being known for it's intelligent students I think that it should be known for it's students that are under the influence.
Today an incident happened that shall be burned into my mind. A man randomly walked up to my friend Jeff and asked him if he smoked weed. It was funny almost as if it was a sign because Jeff does smoke weed and he did buy some off of the mystery sellers. This is something that doesn't always happen to Avi Limedrop or her writer Ava Lillious.
Today I had an enlightment. I finally comepleted a task that well, may seem slightly insignificant to the outside reader, but to me the writer it was a task that I was estatic to finish.
There is a song that always has bothered me. Not in a negative way, but in the sense that I could never explain the range of emotions that I feel when that solitary tune plays slowly dripping into my ears and taking over every control I thought that I had over my body.
The song you may wonder is Lovesong by the Cure, one of the reasons that I love the 80s so. It's that profound effect that the music has on me that really makes me want to scream sometimes. It's almost orgasmic the utter wonder of those songs. Not to slightly creep you out with that strange analogy but that's the way that I feel towards 80s music.
Today an incident happened that shall be burned into my mind. A man randomly walked up to my friend Jeff and asked him if he smoked weed. It was funny almost as if it was a sign because Jeff does smoke weed and he did buy some off of the mystery sellers. This is something that doesn't always happen to Avi Limedrop or her writer Ava Lillious.
Today I had an enlightment. I finally comepleted a task that well, may seem slightly insignificant to the outside reader, but to me the writer it was a task that I was estatic to finish.
There is a song that always has bothered me. Not in a negative way, but in the sense that I could never explain the range of emotions that I feel when that solitary tune plays slowly dripping into my ears and taking over every control I thought that I had over my body.
The song you may wonder is Lovesong by the Cure, one of the reasons that I love the 80s so. It's that profound effect that the music has on me that really makes me want to scream sometimes. It's almost orgasmic the utter wonder of those songs. Not to slightly creep you out with that strange analogy but that's the way that I feel towards 80s music.