it's not easy being [a] green [oboe].
That title about sums up how much I try not to think about the seniors leaving, but it still hits me.
So idle post before I go to school--today Jenny and I were drawing on the sidewalk with chalk just for fun, and because we like to behave like we're still a good 8 years younger than we really are.
Well, the drawings I thought were pretty confusing and pretty sweet........until the kids next door were FREAKING IDIOTIC and decided to SPIT on our drawings.......which they thought was just the most hilarious thing ever.
And these kids were in, what, 4th grade? 5th grade?
It made me SO MAD. I didn't even know them!
Hahas yeah, I obviously have no drama in my life right now, because I become irate over children spitting on public property that I just drew on.
Oh, btw, there's quite the ending to the story--Jenny went outside right after catching them and started yelling at them. Imagine, a High School Junior (Jenny Chung, to boot) yelling at a bunch of 5th graders who don't have enough nerve to spit properly. Now, I was a pretty timid kid, but I'd be pretty freaked out.
She also swore at them, which made them pretty sorry. Yay for Chung!
So idle post before I go to school--today Jenny and I were drawing on the sidewalk with chalk just for fun, and because we like to behave like we're still a good 8 years younger than we really are.
Well, the drawings I thought were pretty confusing and pretty sweet........until the kids next door were FREAKING IDIOTIC and decided to SPIT on our drawings.......which they thought was just the most hilarious thing ever.
And these kids were in, what, 4th grade? 5th grade?
It made me SO MAD. I didn't even know them!
Hahas yeah, I obviously have no drama in my life right now, because I become irate over children spitting on public property that I just drew on.
Oh, btw, there's quite the ending to the story--Jenny went outside right after catching them and started yelling at them. Imagine, a High School Junior (Jenny Chung, to boot) yelling at a bunch of 5th graders who don't have enough nerve to spit properly. Now, I was a pretty timid kid, but I'd be pretty freaked out.
She also swore at them, which made them pretty sorry. Yay for Chung!