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I just bought a smoothie which was expensive ($3.29) but I felt like rewarding myself. However, I made a mistake by choosing “Muai Mango” which tasted awful. I hate when I make mistakes like that. You can’t take it back. And instead of feeling rewarded, I feel disappointed and I regret the money I spent.
This week is almost over. It's been slow, but it's almost over. I have a Precalculus midterm in fourty mintues and I'm definitely not looking forward to that. I've sort of prepared myself for it, but not that much. Hopefully I'll get out of this class with at least a B+. I sure will be doing as much extra credit work as I can.
I'm also planning to write a book. It'll be a collection of essays, stories, short prose, and random things about me. And who cares if it's not all that well written or good? The goal is to put together a book that represents who I am. I'll paid to get it nicely printed, and then I'll give it to my lover, so that he can read and learn about the freak that I am.
And incase I die an accidental death and my parents outlive me, they can read it and finally get to know who I really am.
This week is almost over. It's been slow, but it's almost over. I have a Precalculus midterm in fourty mintues and I'm definitely not looking forward to that. I've sort of prepared myself for it, but not that much. Hopefully I'll get out of this class with at least a B+. I sure will be doing as much extra credit work as I can.
I'm also planning to write a book. It'll be a collection of essays, stories, short prose, and random things about me. And who cares if it's not all that well written or good? The goal is to put together a book that represents who I am. I'll paid to get it nicely printed, and then I'll give it to my lover, so that he can read and learn about the freak that I am.
And incase I die an accidental death and my parents outlive me, they can read it and finally get to know who I really am.