The Sketchy Mark
This morning I paid a visit to Dr. Kay Johnston, the dermatologist. I forgot where her office was and I got lost, but I was only a few minutes late. My mom really wants me to have this birth mark on my left cheek removed. Some might call The Mark a mole, but I really don't like to call it a mole because that word leaves a bad taste in my mouth. My mom argues that I should get it done before college, I think she may believe it to be cancerous; however, Johnston said it showed no signs of being malignant. Also, The Mark is in no man's land, right on the middle of my cheek, leaving no opportunity to cover the scar with facial wrinkles. All signs are pointing to "no" right now.
Aaron and I broke up about a week and a half ago. It's a sad time, but I think we're both ready to move on now that all have come to the realization that it probably was not meant to be. You can find Aaron in da club.
Willard's amazing AP economics class made the switch to Hatfield's government class on Tuesday. I can already tell that this class is going to be interesting. I don't think I really like Hatfield much, but I'm trying to keep an open mind. She's definitely one of those people who thinks she is always right and nothing can convince her otherwise. I'm sure we'll all enjoy her Bush 2008 pep talks.
Jamie Lee has been taking correspondence high school history classes through Texas Tech for two and a half years now and she still is not finished with U.S. History. Poor Jamie got stuck in a grade-level history class with a bunch of trashy juniors.
Aaron and I broke up about a week and a half ago. It's a sad time, but I think we're both ready to move on now that all have come to the realization that it probably was not meant to be. You can find Aaron in da club.
Willard's amazing AP economics class made the switch to Hatfield's government class on Tuesday. I can already tell that this class is going to be interesting. I don't think I really like Hatfield much, but I'm trying to keep an open mind. She's definitely one of those people who thinks she is always right and nothing can convince her otherwise. I'm sure we'll all enjoy her Bush 2008 pep talks.
Jamie Lee has been taking correspondence high school history classes through Texas Tech for two and a half years now and she still is not finished with U.S. History. Poor Jamie got stuck in a grade-level history class with a bunch of trashy juniors.