Christmas - the worse one to date.
Christmas Eve.
It started out not being able to hear well because my ears were all plugged up. Then I found that our area rugs in the basement decided to mold with the cement. So...there was a lot of pulling, peiling, etc. involved for over an hour.
Christmas Day.
Church was fun, but we got home and my sister decided to do DMACC today. So then my parents and Dana got into these huge arguments about payments and loans for DMACC and after DMACC. This lasted for almost 2 hours. I tried to walk away, but my sister said "Where do you think you're going!? You're involved with this too!" Then she started going "Why are you think of Library Science!? You don't get paid enough with that type of job!"
And then I snapped when I looked on my LJ. I've had it with Evan. He used to be 'human' back in 8th grade. But I get an LJ and find out the real Evan likes to make fun of people he believes to be 'lower' than him. He tells me that Evanescence is shit and so are the Killers. He tells me not to get involved in books because "It's just a book...nothing to get excited about." But when someones just states that the only reason they like to comment is because they think someone is dumb, you snap. I got enough of that shit in gradeschool through 7th grade to last, you bastard.
It'll be interesting to have creative writing with you next semester.
Thank you to people who gave me presents! I recieved new srunchies, Interview with a Vampire on DVD, Babes in Toyland DVD with Annette F., Alice in Wonderland on DVD, The Batman (two episodes) on DVD, the platinum gold collection of Ace of Base, Lord of the Dance soundtrack (celtic techno music!), a new version of Muppet Tresure Island, the orignal Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie from 1993/94, pajamas, and lots of other new stuff!
EDIT.
I had to take the pajamas back...Aero clothing size change to often. Needless to say I had to take them back. And I exchanged the new version of Muppet Tresure Island for an older copy my parents had. I like the extra stuff on the old copy, regardless of the full screen-ness.
It started out not being able to hear well because my ears were all plugged up. Then I found that our area rugs in the basement decided to mold with the cement. So...there was a lot of pulling, peiling, etc. involved for over an hour.
Christmas Day.
Church was fun, but we got home and my sister decided to do DMACC today. So then my parents and Dana got into these huge arguments about payments and loans for DMACC and after DMACC. This lasted for almost 2 hours. I tried to walk away, but my sister said "Where do you think you're going!? You're involved with this too!" Then she started going "Why are you think of Library Science!? You don't get paid enough with that type of job!"
And then I snapped when I looked on my LJ. I've had it with Evan. He used to be 'human' back in 8th grade. But I get an LJ and find out the real Evan likes to make fun of people he believes to be 'lower' than him. He tells me that Evanescence is shit and so are the Killers. He tells me not to get involved in books because "It's just a book...nothing to get excited about." But when someones just states that the only reason they like to comment is because they think someone is dumb, you snap. I got enough of that shit in gradeschool through 7th grade to last, you bastard.
It'll be interesting to have creative writing with you next semester.
Thank you to people who gave me presents! I recieved new srunchies, Interview with a Vampire on DVD, Babes in Toyland DVD with Annette F., Alice in Wonderland on DVD, The Batman (two episodes) on DVD, the platinum gold collection of Ace of Base, Lord of the Dance soundtrack (celtic techno music!), a new version of Muppet Tresure Island, the orignal Buffy the Vampire Slayer movie from 1993/94, pajamas, and lots of other new stuff!
EDIT.
I had to take the pajamas back...Aero clothing size change to often. Needless to say I had to take them back. And I exchanged the new version of Muppet Tresure Island for an older copy my parents had. I like the extra stuff on the old copy, regardless of the full screen-ness.