a walk down memory lane
So last night some of my friends had out our senior yearbook. It's kind of crazy to think that that chapter of my life has been closed for about 3 years now. Hmm I'm starting to feel kind of old. It's so funny because when everyone signed my yearbook, they HAD to write something warning me not to get in trouble with the law anymore. hahaa ... Senior year was just a big ball of trouble! Those last few weeks of school were complete chaos ... I can't believe April's nana actually thought that WE called in that bomb threat to the school!!! It's so hilarious looking back on it all now, but at the time it was so annoying because everyone wanted to ask us about spring break. The week we got back to school, no one wanted to bring it up, until Ms. Chandler called me, April and Monica over to her desk and then just started laughing at us. It kind of broke all the tension. I guess some really funny things happened to me in high school. Our school was too damn small, all the guys kept getting recycled. Anyone I made out with in high school I can guarantee you that at least 3 of my friends made out with the same guy. Oh, except for that psycho model boy I went out with ... this guy was in Seventeen magazine and we went out and he actually insisted that his mom come along. And then he e mailed me psycho love letters in all caps for the longest time after that, haha. I don't mean to be rude, but anyone who brings their mom on a date kind of deserves to get laughed at. And I think "Hoochie Mama" will live in infamy, thanks to the yearbook staff captioning me as such in every single picture I'm in. Which, by the way, I think is really funny. Anyway, I got a few laughs out of looking at that stupid book again. And it makes me happy that I'm still good friends with the people who really mattered to me from that little corner of the universe we call "The Boro."