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Mama has just tried to have a "mother-daughter" talk with me. While the thought is nice, me and my mother do not exactly have a lot in common which is why I cannot relate to her easily. Despite this she wants to pry her way into finding things about me. Mind you I suppose this was a little more subtle than the previous queries about my two-week illness [which I still don't know what is]. Examples of the questions asked would be things like "Are you taking drugs?" and "Are you pregnant?"
So I went in her room and she lay down on her bed with the T.V. on obviously trying to create a comfortable atmosphere, whereas i sat down on the edge facing away from the T.V. (I don't watch it anymore anyway).
She was reminiscing about her childhood and her mother (who is dead). She getting emotional so I began to think Crap! What have I gotten myself into?? Theres no way to leeeave!
It was akward to begin with but I basically had to break down in pieces my problems to her.
1. Being sick, not on drugs.
2. Changing my work hours
3. Quitting the last weeks of my old college.
4. Trying to enjoy my holiday before I begin at a new college.
Of course it took her a while to fully understand everything I said, which is excatly why I tell my friend Jade all my problems and what not. Because Jade and I are on such a familiar level and we are very similar. Also I'm lazy and will only tell it to one person. So wah, mama, I'm old enough to take care of my own problems now. I know she's just concerned, but she really only adds oil to the fire with the way she handles things.
ANYWAY!! Todays Molestable:
Johnny:
If there were to be a king in my college that king would've been Johnny. Johnny is mighty-fine and he knows it. Everybody in the school follows his lead. He's not particularly a trend-setter but he is a born leader. He would probably sleep with both men and women if they were on his level of beauty. There was a preiod where he was going out with a less attractive girl (whom we called Crabs) and he was known as "Mr. Sylphilis" for this betrayal. But Johnny threw her aside as a king might. The only bad thing about Johnny is his sense of fashion. An example of what he has worn is a gold quilted-blazor thing like something out of the musical Grease. Luckily most of the time he was in his uniform so this was rarely a problem.