36. I remember the shirt I was wearing and the way I was starin' when I saw your face.
A list of things to do in 2010, no matter how silly some of them may be: + See at least one musical. I know I can accomplish this because our school has a musical every fall, so that will be my one. Although, it sure would be neat to see The Little Mermaid for my birthday next December, or even Legally Blonde in April if I get tickets for Christmas. + Possibly, possibly go to a concert of some kind. This is most likely impossible, but try. + Go to the Fairgrove Heritage Days in August or September (whenever it is) with Saidee. I haven't in two years, or maybe even three, and I love Fairgrove and had so much fun the few time we went. + Get my permit, preferably sometime in January. Don't forget to pick up a book to study. + Learn how to drive in the summertime, maybe using Papa's truck. Hello, hayfield. + Get my license, in December. I'm not so sure about this one, since it might be dangerous for me to drive at that time of year, so I might have to wait awhile. + Try and see as many movies at the cinemas as I can. I've been seeing a lot of movies lately and it made me remember how fun it is to go see movies, so I need to do this. Go with Hailey (sister), Saidee, or anyone else I can find to go. + Spend a lot of time outside in the summertime. Remember, you can read outside. Or do other simple things. Definitely walk through the woods, try and go to Nanny and Papa's, and do other things you used to do. + Lose weight. This is a big one. I've been struggling with it for years but I really need to. + Spend as much time as possible with Saidee. She's my best friend and I don't want to lose her. + Have as many sleepovers as possible. This is important. You don't want to lose your friends. + Convince dad to let me be home schooled for my sophomore year. This is also very important. This needs to be done, or my mental and physical health is going to just go out the window. I would also be so much happier, I know this for a fact. + Go back to Tulsa. I love it there a lot, and want to visit again. Maybe check out the colleges. + Once I know how to drive really well (which may not be in 2010), drive around Fairgrove, possibly Lebanon, and definitely around the country side. + Get a truck. A small one. + Feel like a normal teenager for once, whatever this may mean. I'd like to at least once in my life. + Visit Branson at least once. This is very likely. ... I'll add onto this if I think of anything else. Which I'm sure I will. ;)