I'll be fearless for You.
I intended to post this last night, but the internet was disconnected before I could. I believe I have my brother to thank for that.
So today was my last day of school. It was sad, but also a lot of fun. I am okay with it. I still have plenty of time to see people. I just need to get a job and decide on college for next year.
Favorite yearbook memorabilia of the day:
This morning in math my yearbook got passed around rather unintentionally, and this boy signed it whom I have known since he moved here in 8th grade. And although we went to D.C. together we really haven't been much of friends at all since we were math partners and he used to draw on the back of my homework. So today I saw he had my yearbook and I wasn't intending to have him sign it because he annoyed me on our trip, but he did sign it, and gave it back to me and was like "So, yeah... I drew you a horse!" And me, not remembering kind of just drew a blank for a moment. And then I remembered that when he used to draw on my homework in math in 8th grade he once took a request and I asked him to draw me a horse and he wouldn't because horses were the one thing he couldn't draw. I know I must have said something about it in his past yearbooks that I still had his old drawings, which I still do, I think I even know where they are (In my 8th grade yearbook.) and, yeah. It was really sweet of him to remember.
In other news, tonight I went to a valley wide youth rally, and they gave the seniors gifts. And man, it's this really cool cd and dvd set. There are two, it's called 'ConGRADulations class of 2006' and then it's this mix of encouraging songs and it's really cool. I just finished listening to the whole thing and it has been the first cd uploaded into iTunes on my laptop, which I am using now, and decided to name Spot, although that is subject to change.
So today was my last day of school. It was sad, but also a lot of fun. I am okay with it. I still have plenty of time to see people. I just need to get a job and decide on college for next year.
Favorite yearbook memorabilia of the day:
This morning in math my yearbook got passed around rather unintentionally, and this boy signed it whom I have known since he moved here in 8th grade. And although we went to D.C. together we really haven't been much of friends at all since we were math partners and he used to draw on the back of my homework. So today I saw he had my yearbook and I wasn't intending to have him sign it because he annoyed me on our trip, but he did sign it, and gave it back to me and was like "So, yeah... I drew you a horse!" And me, not remembering kind of just drew a blank for a moment. And then I remembered that when he used to draw on my homework in math in 8th grade he once took a request and I asked him to draw me a horse and he wouldn't because horses were the one thing he couldn't draw. I know I must have said something about it in his past yearbooks that I still had his old drawings, which I still do, I think I even know where they are (In my 8th grade yearbook.) and, yeah. It was really sweet of him to remember.
In other news, tonight I went to a valley wide youth rally, and they gave the seniors gifts. And man, it's this really cool cd and dvd set. There are two, it's called 'ConGRADulations class of 2006' and then it's this mix of encouraging songs and it's really cool. I just finished listening to the whole thing and it has been the first cd uploaded into iTunes on my laptop, which I am using now, and decided to name Spot, although that is subject to change.