Welcome to the Hotel California

[emodreamer5]

well, this is a bit different than most peoples posts like these, because, well, i don't hate simsbury. there isn't anything about this town i hate. but as we get closer to the end of year, and i'm doing less and less work (yeah, there is such thing as work that is < 0 ) i've been thinking about college a bit. and while i don't know "for sure"

Comments

[chinesetakout]

"everybody thinks they're so worldly, i want to get away, start my real life, blah blah"

LMAO. Yeah, people like that crack me up. Obviously haven't seen the real world, usually lacking in street smarts.

[chinesetakout]

Furthermore, good point with the not missing people thing. I see it as not a dislike of people, but that the relationships were never so strong that its going to tear you apart if you don't get to see them anymore. None of us will be in contact with each other 20 years down the road anyway, save for maybe one or two people. It's exactly like the elementary school to middle school transition. You think you're still gonna be buddies with the kids from 6th grade, but that whole group changes once you get to junior high. Sure, maybe a few people you stay in touch with, but the others fade out.

Good times.

[tooklands_fool]

yeah, you're totally right. Right now in High School I have completely different friends than I did in Middle School. Plus I haven't spoken to my "best" friend from elementary school in six years. Man, we don't even seem to notice each other, it's odd.

[nanthoral]

Although I am still in regular contact with my friend from Georgia who I've known since about 3rd grade :P

But that's besides the point.
Applause for Michael's post.

[scondren]

I am better than everybody else.

[emodreamer5]

obvi.

[exit51]

This shit is weird. Heart?