want to see me disco?
i haven't written in a while.
i don't see anyone i know in school and everyone i do see i try my best to avoid. you should see the winners i have in my math class. with the exception of me and owen, everyone there seems comatose.
i got off from work today. but now i have to work another day this week. michael's mother (michael is a boy from the daycare) called on monday and asked if i could babysit. I felt honored.
France's birthday is this week - tomorrow in fact. i do not want to be 18. its scary. i can legally buy cigarettes and porn BUT i can't go around beating people up. I never did or wanted to, but now i can't. not now, actually. in july. but tomorrow, bean can't pick fights. anyway, my whole point of mentioning frances was her party. i have bookstore work that day, but i am going to ask if i can leave early, as jodi suggested. the last book i borrowed from work is sitting on anthony's desk. i left it there. i was angry. i had nothing to read on the bus ride home. instead, i focused on my iced tea. i tried to see how long i could keep iced tea in my mouth and tried to figure out EXACTLY what iced tea tastes like and other iced tea tricks. it's a talent that i now know i have.
hung out at the coffeehouse again. i like it there. its nice. people are nice. and i learned how to play chess. not very well, but i learned.
tami's coming over tomorrow for the SGCDBC. I even bought chips already. Oh yeah, and hummus. Hummus heals the world.
I wore my leg warmers to school yesterday. I am missing one now. It is somewhere in my house hopefully. I am definately getting or making some more. They served their purpose. My legs were warm.
Who wants to go on a pic-nic? Wolfe's Pond Park wants us. The last time I was there was monthes ago. And the second to last time I was with Diana. And we tried to meditate on a lifeguard chair, but the smell of rotting mussels wouldn't let us. We didn't realize that there was rotting sea creatures surrounding us until 20 minutes later, when we jumped off that big white chair. We thought the water smelled, always.
i don't see anyone i know in school and everyone i do see i try my best to avoid. you should see the winners i have in my math class. with the exception of me and owen, everyone there seems comatose.
i got off from work today. but now i have to work another day this week. michael's mother (michael is a boy from the daycare) called on monday and asked if i could babysit. I felt honored.
France's birthday is this week - tomorrow in fact. i do not want to be 18. its scary. i can legally buy cigarettes and porn BUT i can't go around beating people up. I never did or wanted to, but now i can't. not now, actually. in july. but tomorrow, bean can't pick fights. anyway, my whole point of mentioning frances was her party. i have bookstore work that day, but i am going to ask if i can leave early, as jodi suggested. the last book i borrowed from work is sitting on anthony's desk. i left it there. i was angry. i had nothing to read on the bus ride home. instead, i focused on my iced tea. i tried to see how long i could keep iced tea in my mouth and tried to figure out EXACTLY what iced tea tastes like and other iced tea tricks. it's a talent that i now know i have.
hung out at the coffeehouse again. i like it there. its nice. people are nice. and i learned how to play chess. not very well, but i learned.
tami's coming over tomorrow for the SGCDBC. I even bought chips already. Oh yeah, and hummus. Hummus heals the world.
I wore my leg warmers to school yesterday. I am missing one now. It is somewhere in my house hopefully. I am definately getting or making some more. They served their purpose. My legs were warm.
Who wants to go on a pic-nic? Wolfe's Pond Park wants us. The last time I was there was monthes ago. And the second to last time I was with Diana. And we tried to meditate on a lifeguard chair, but the smell of rotting mussels wouldn't let us. We didn't realize that there was rotting sea creatures surrounding us until 20 minutes later, when we jumped off that big white chair. We thought the water smelled, always.