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Alright, so I suppose I ought to write about my fantastic little escapade several nights ago.
This keyboard will take some getting used to. That's right, Hannah's computer is FINALLY up and running! My little laptop is so beautiful. I even have a webcam! And I'm stealing my internet connection from a neighbor :) haha
This was more than a week ago, but I still feel it is worth writing about. Since I don't have a job and my mother does, she had been very nasty to me rececntly. Immediately after she walked in the door, she would start in with the insults. Coming home and treating me like dirt after I had been looking forward to her return all day was more than I could take from her day after day, and I had had enough. So I left.
Not expecting much, I went on my usual trek to Barnes and Noble (my favorite place in the city of course, besides my house). Whilst finishing my dessert at the cafe, I caught a glimpse of a familiar face- Dan, the lovely college algebra acquaintance I wrote about several months ago. While he stood in the cafe line with his girlfriend, I went up to "get another drink". The conversation starter was, of course, my math grade. As we joked around, he and his friends invited me to play Scattergories at midnight. Without ever calling Mother, I said yes.
It was a barrel of fun. I came in next to last (but I was the youngest, after all). I stayed unil 2 am.
Mother tried calling me repeatedly on my way home, but I didn't answer. It turns out she called the police on me and whether she felt bad or not, she was worried about me. Heh. I taught mommy a lesson that night, I think.
And by the way....
Empire Of The Sun is a FANTASTIC movie. I just spent 2 and a half hours of my life watching it, and I may have to watch it again. It's hard to lose with Christian Bale and John Malkovich, anyway.
This keyboard will take some getting used to. That's right, Hannah's computer is FINALLY up and running! My little laptop is so beautiful. I even have a webcam! And I'm stealing my internet connection from a neighbor :) haha
This was more than a week ago, but I still feel it is worth writing about. Since I don't have a job and my mother does, she had been very nasty to me rececntly. Immediately after she walked in the door, she would start in with the insults. Coming home and treating me like dirt after I had been looking forward to her return all day was more than I could take from her day after day, and I had had enough. So I left.
Not expecting much, I went on my usual trek to Barnes and Noble (my favorite place in the city of course, besides my house). Whilst finishing my dessert at the cafe, I caught a glimpse of a familiar face- Dan, the lovely college algebra acquaintance I wrote about several months ago. While he stood in the cafe line with his girlfriend, I went up to "get another drink". The conversation starter was, of course, my math grade. As we joked around, he and his friends invited me to play Scattergories at midnight. Without ever calling Mother, I said yes.
It was a barrel of fun. I came in next to last (but I was the youngest, after all). I stayed unil 2 am.
Mother tried calling me repeatedly on my way home, but I didn't answer. It turns out she called the police on me and whether she felt bad or not, she was worried about me. Heh. I taught mommy a lesson that night, I think.
And by the way....
Empire Of The Sun is a FANTASTIC movie. I just spent 2 and a half hours of my life watching it, and I may have to watch it again. It's hard to lose with Christian Bale and John Malkovich, anyway.