booom boom into my heart
the play went really well...i think people actually enjoyed it, despite the longness. annnd i get to do it allll again this weekend. millie is coming so i'm super excited! i haven't seen her since august of last year either.
i love mentor. today there was a new person, the only other highschooler besides me. her name is diana and she seemed really friendly. at first i thought she was in college just because most of the people there are, and she asked me what grade i was in. i told her 12 and like most she looked suprised, and i just said my usual 'yeaaah, i know i look like i'm 12'. she just laughed and said 'it's ok i look pretty young too'. which i suppose she could easily pass for 15 but when she said she was 17 i obviously wasn't suprised considering i first assumed she was in college. later i came over to her desk to take some of the work she hadn't done from her and she goes "wooow you really do look young!" i usually get sick of hearing that from people but i didn't mind it from her because she's funny about it, plus i'm four days older than her. i told her i work at Zany Brainy and she goes "ohhh that's a good place for you since you're kind of like a little kid too" she works at baskin robins and says it strains her arm because the ice cream is too hard. she seems a little ditzy but mentor will probably be even more fun with her there. sonya (my mentor) is cool too. she was telling me how she didnt want to live on campus when she went to CP so not only did she get a full scholarship but CP paid for her apartment rent. i was just like woooow that would be awesome. she did say she found CP to be too much of a frat school and that i didn't seem like a frat type of girl. i suppose she's right, i really don't know. i wish i knew where i was going to college. last night i almost descided to JUST apply to st. mary's.
i should go do some hw. i have to read a million pages of light (i don't think it's due until mon. though) and i have a test on ch. 14 of kagan. i like kagan though, despite the repetitiveness, it's interesting.
ca suffit pour ce nuit mes amies.
i love mentor. today there was a new person, the only other highschooler besides me. her name is diana and she seemed really friendly. at first i thought she was in college just because most of the people there are, and she asked me what grade i was in. i told her 12 and like most she looked suprised, and i just said my usual 'yeaaah, i know i look like i'm 12'. she just laughed and said 'it's ok i look pretty young too'. which i suppose she could easily pass for 15 but when she said she was 17 i obviously wasn't suprised considering i first assumed she was in college. later i came over to her desk to take some of the work she hadn't done from her and she goes "wooow you really do look young!" i usually get sick of hearing that from people but i didn't mind it from her because she's funny about it, plus i'm four days older than her. i told her i work at Zany Brainy and she goes "ohhh that's a good place for you since you're kind of like a little kid too" she works at baskin robins and says it strains her arm because the ice cream is too hard. she seems a little ditzy but mentor will probably be even more fun with her there. sonya (my mentor) is cool too. she was telling me how she didnt want to live on campus when she went to CP so not only did she get a full scholarship but CP paid for her apartment rent. i was just like woooow that would be awesome. she did say she found CP to be too much of a frat school and that i didn't seem like a frat type of girl. i suppose she's right, i really don't know. i wish i knew where i was going to college. last night i almost descided to JUST apply to st. mary's.
i should go do some hw. i have to read a million pages of light (i don't think it's due until mon. though) and i have a test on ch. 14 of kagan. i like kagan though, despite the repetitiveness, it's interesting.
ca suffit pour ce nuit mes amies.