I got my ears pierced. (pain: minimal.) I really want to wear big, silver hoop earrings but apparently I have to keep this in for six weeks. This will not arrive in time for school. School has not sent me a list of supplies. Creative Writing wasn't scheduled in place of lunch. Damn incompetent school counselors
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You know, if you want to be 'known' you should just run to school wearing an elephant mask. Or a cow mask. I could lend you mine if you want. It would get you noticed. Although you'd have to be pleasent enough so people actually come up to you to ask about it and not just ask everyone else.
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Picking partners does suck. I've perfected the art of waiting until they're ineveitably paired off and waiting near the gym teacher so I can say, "Hey, I dun got no pardner, yo."
Is it a pink elephant or a gray elephant?
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.... and yeah. Still no name for me.
You know. I'd probably be a lot more of a bitch to people at the school if I didn't care about being tarred and feathered. But since I don't want to waste my school year hiding in the girl's bathroom I just stay quiet and use my witty things I think of in stories. Plus it's more fun when someone gets mad at you and you give them no reason for it that anyone can see. So they end up looking the loser ^_^ heheh....
But that's all besides the point. 0=)
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That's the spirit!
Though... really, I can't think of any girls who truly never cared about being popular. Most of us do seem to find ways to hide it.
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*was one of those*
Even now I envy the popular girls, though I am quite happy to say that I have already written popularity off as an unfeasible and not necessarily satisfying goal.
No matter what your views on the "classics" are, I'm likely to view you as a snob.
What if I'm apathetic? What if I say that I liked some but didn't really enjoy others?
And, pray, what are your views on the classics?
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And my views on the classics, well, I don't really read any fanfiction anymore so most of them I haven't even read or only skimmed a chapter or two. (with the exception of the DT, which I followed about two years ago)
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Sadly, I have to keep these studs in for six weeks... wibble.
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...In all seriousness, high school can bring on changes. In my first year of high school, a girl I had walked home with every day for six years and I stopped talking. We haven't spoken since. With that said, I also met some of my most interesting friends in grade nine, many of which were people I had thought I had "known". Don't write all of them off as Abercrombie & Fitch-wearing morons. There may be a closet H/D shipper in there somewhere.
Also: I dropped Gym at first opportunity, which happened to be Grade Ten. See if you can do the same.
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Listen to this girl (boy? too lazy to check info page), Eva! :D :D :D Am faithful Abercrombie ditzy blonde cheerleader, and sekritly majorly perverted shipper. So. You never know when there is one lurking in the school. *g*
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I wish I could meet a copy of you in school. *grin*
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"I'm decidedly cooler and more perverted than they think I am." Hahaha! Oh man. If only *everyone* took the time to figure that out. If only we could all be who we are at CTY and be surrounded by people like CTYers.
End what could have turned into full-out angsty rant.
I shouldn't really complain, since I'm out of high school. But a fresh start is always helpful. Good luck this fall! :)
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End what could have turned into full-out angsty rant.
*hugs* But CTY wouldn't be so cool if school didn't suck so much! It's like in Utopias, they always need somebody to suffer to make it perfect...
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Which is why we should create a CTY boarding school and life would be woooooooonderful all year long! ;)
(Kidding -- I know that would present its own problems and probably detract from the wonder of CTY. But it's still a nice thought.)
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