Your Rucky Day.
So yesterday, three different people told me how happy/lucky they were. It was incredible. It's like yesterday was all of my best friends' collectively lucky day.
Patrick is all happy with Calyn, blabbing about their make-out sessions and such, and I think it's positively hilarious...nobody saw it coming, but DAMN, did it come fast!!!!
It's just been Jaime's freakin' year, man. Jelly-Jam, you have made me so proud of you, I don't even know where to start...you look beautiful, you've got this new confidence that is just incredible...and last night worked out for you so well, it's like a movie. You deserve it, and nobody can ever tell you otherwise. You know and I know that you'd just tell them to shove it anyway. :)
Joshie and Jessica are going "out" now...both of them said, "I don't know," when I asked them what that meant. They're an item, I guess you could say...and I'm so happy for both of them. Jessica deserves to finally get a boyfriend...and she deserves Josh. I'm protective of him....we're really close, and I'm older, so I wouldn't have helped him out if I didn't think she was more than qualified to love him. And Joshie deserves someone wonderful who understands him. I don't know where this will go, but I'm hoping it'll go for a long time.
Ms. O has been strange lately...twice last week, she took my words and completely twisted them around like I said something I didn't...I don't know what's going on. Maybe her life is weird at home or something. And today, she really hurt Sara's feelings, and Sara was crying...and it was by embarrassing her the same way she's done before. So, naturally, I was pissed off and three of us went to talk to her after class. Ellen, Anna, and I. Ellen was too mad so Anna and I kept stopping her from talking...she was being harsh and disrespectful and we had to stop her three times. But anyway, I talked to Ms. O as respectfully as possible while still making clear that what she did was unnecessary and hurtful...she defended herself with the argument that she was trying to be inclusive and help sara. This is completely true, but she made a comment out loud that was completely uncalled for and so it didn't matter WHAT her motives were. She told us she'd apologize to Sara as soon as possible, and we left it there. I feel like I did something today.
I spent friday and saturday night at cammy's house. I was offered alcohol, as usual, but I was also offered pot...and I realized that was the first time that had ever happened to me...I think. I'm freakin' 17!!! How has that not happened yet?
Cameron says it's 'cause I have really boring friends.
I think it's because I have wonderful friends.
Note: I do not drink or do any drugs, so in case you were wondering, I accepted neither of the substances I was offered.
Had a girls' night out saturday, and it was fun. Jenny, Jessica, Ivie and I went to Garfield's and saw The Pacifier (which, by the way, was TOTALLY cute). There was a sad part in the movie where one of the characters starts to cry about carrying the burden of being strong for her younger siblings after her father's death...and I reached over and grabbed Ivie's hand. I think that helped her battle the mascara on her face. I wanted her to know that I love her and that she has me behind her every step of the way. Such grief should not be a part of such a good, kind person's life. She deserves to be happy...I'm sure her lucky day will come soon enough.
Maybe it will be our lucky day.
I need one, man.
I'm starting to run out of fuel.
-TyB
Patrick is all happy with Calyn, blabbing about their make-out sessions and such, and I think it's positively hilarious...nobody saw it coming, but DAMN, did it come fast!!!!
It's just been Jaime's freakin' year, man. Jelly-Jam, you have made me so proud of you, I don't even know where to start...you look beautiful, you've got this new confidence that is just incredible...and last night worked out for you so well, it's like a movie. You deserve it, and nobody can ever tell you otherwise. You know and I know that you'd just tell them to shove it anyway. :)
Joshie and Jessica are going "out" now...both of them said, "I don't know," when I asked them what that meant. They're an item, I guess you could say...and I'm so happy for both of them. Jessica deserves to finally get a boyfriend...and she deserves Josh. I'm protective of him....we're really close, and I'm older, so I wouldn't have helped him out if I didn't think she was more than qualified to love him. And Joshie deserves someone wonderful who understands him. I don't know where this will go, but I'm hoping it'll go for a long time.
Ms. O has been strange lately...twice last week, she took my words and completely twisted them around like I said something I didn't...I don't know what's going on. Maybe her life is weird at home or something. And today, she really hurt Sara's feelings, and Sara was crying...and it was by embarrassing her the same way she's done before. So, naturally, I was pissed off and three of us went to talk to her after class. Ellen, Anna, and I. Ellen was too mad so Anna and I kept stopping her from talking...she was being harsh and disrespectful and we had to stop her three times. But anyway, I talked to Ms. O as respectfully as possible while still making clear that what she did was unnecessary and hurtful...she defended herself with the argument that she was trying to be inclusive and help sara. This is completely true, but she made a comment out loud that was completely uncalled for and so it didn't matter WHAT her motives were. She told us she'd apologize to Sara as soon as possible, and we left it there. I feel like I did something today.
I spent friday and saturday night at cammy's house. I was offered alcohol, as usual, but I was also offered pot...and I realized that was the first time that had ever happened to me...I think. I'm freakin' 17!!! How has that not happened yet?
Cameron says it's 'cause I have really boring friends.
I think it's because I have wonderful friends.
Note: I do not drink or do any drugs, so in case you were wondering, I accepted neither of the substances I was offered.
Had a girls' night out saturday, and it was fun. Jenny, Jessica, Ivie and I went to Garfield's and saw The Pacifier (which, by the way, was TOTALLY cute). There was a sad part in the movie where one of the characters starts to cry about carrying the burden of being strong for her younger siblings after her father's death...and I reached over and grabbed Ivie's hand. I think that helped her battle the mascara on her face. I wanted her to know that I love her and that she has me behind her every step of the way. Such grief should not be a part of such a good, kind person's life. She deserves to be happy...I'm sure her lucky day will come soon enough.
Maybe it will be our lucky day.
I need one, man.
I'm starting to run out of fuel.
-TyB