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SENIOR PROM 2009- June 13th, 2009
Nikki woke me up at 7 on Prom Day. I hadn't planned to wake up so early because then I would be tired and I wouldn' t be able to stay awake at the prom. For most of the morning, I watched Sex and the City. Prom started at 9, no need to rush. I didn't know what to expect so I wasn't all excited and rushed or anything like that. It was just another ( Read more... ) -
Jeanie's Official (In No Order) List of Hot Male Celebrities
1. The beautiful, the luscious ORLANDO BLOOM.
He's so mmmm. And so yesssss. And so yummmm. I mean, he's a bit older now, but he'll always have the amazing sex appeal. To every sane female, that is.
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DRAINED.
I'm in my dark place.
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OH LOOKIE, TINA, AN ENTRY!
I don't know what to write. It's very difficult to keep two journals, because I hate repeating information. My personal journal (not this one) is more important to me, so I would write everything I wouldn't write on here, plus everything else. But Tina wants to know what's going on in my miserable life, so I, kindly, write a form of that journal ( Read more... ) -
TINA! I had a nice day on the bus :D
Today, on the bus, Rolando sat with me. Beautiful Rolando. I had had a good day in Tech Theater (my assignment was to write a menu on this blackboard for the play our school's putting on in a couple of weeks. I had fun; I got to do it alone, so no distractions really, and I had my music on, so it was all peaceful and stuff.) I went to sit in my ( Read more... ) -
Friday. Multicultural Festival. Yay. Here's the Entry You've Been Waiting for, T-T-T-T-TINA!
Friday.
Was pretty damn cool.
But before I get to the cool parts....
I had swimming that day. All the classes were shortened because of the Festival, so we had all four classes in four hours. Pretty simple. So anyways, I had swimming. I was fucking terrified, let me tell you. I'm not scared of water. I'm not scared of the shallow end. I'm not scared ( Read more... ) -
Writer's Block: LiveJournal Book Club
Change of Heart by Jodi Picoult. Seriously, this lady is a phenomenal writer. I loved the first book I read of hers, My Sister's Keeper, so I decided that I would probably love any of her books. So I read this one.
And I couldn't put it down.
It speaks of religion. Miracles.
The plot is basically... a strange, quiet man who comes to work for June ( Read more... )
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