Although I'm not Irish...Happy St. Patty's day to those of you that are!

[aliciabeth]

Well, today is St. Patty's day, and I even decided that I would be festive and wear my green shirt. Woohoo. A lot of people are going out tonight, so I think that I will make an appearance at the good old Wheel with everyone. Jackie asked me to call her when the Green Fuse meeting is over, so I'm happy to report that she'll be coming with us. I'm

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[fate724]

We so need to talk and catch up! It feels like I haven't talked to you in forever! We need to go shopping this weekend or the next. I got my new shift and I still have the weekends off. Call or IM or something, Dorka! :)

[aliciabeth]

Yeah, we should definitely do that. I'm so sick of this place. Ugh.

day after graduation....

[evltemptress81]

The day after graduation, you'll be an emotional wreck.. You'll be happy and sad, and you won't know which of those emotions the rolling teardrops are representing. You'll realize you hafta be extra careful in EVERYTHING because of insurance (which, if you're lucky like most graduating seniors) will last you until midnight on graduation night, then expire promptly at 12:01am the day after. You'll contemplate everything you'd typically contemplate on a Sunday - from whether you want to get out of bed or not to whether or not you really CAN accomplish world peace single-handedly. You'll think about school.... friends.... moving..... and writing a book about confusion. You'll talk to others who graduated and find no comfort in the fact that they feel the exact same way you do. It'll all pass within the week, so you'll feel accomplished and complete, and fulfilled with your achievements