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December 19, 2008 1
1. What’s your favorite thing about the shoes you’re wearing (or the shoes you were most recently wearing)? They’re comfy ultra-cool Vans slip-ons!
2. What’s your favorite thing about the people you work with (or the people you go to school with)? I’m not working yet, but school… uh… I don’t go to school with very smart people, so I can lord it over all of them.
3. What’s your favorite thing about the climate where you live? It’s warm most of the time.
4. What’s your favorite thing about Friday? It’s the beginning of the weekend!
5. What’s your favorite thing about the year coming to an end? A new year is starting and bringing in new and better things.
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Hey, all! So I’ve been pretty scarce these past few weeks and with no notice, sorry! I was just kept really busy by school, and when school wasn’t eating my soul, online games (especially Neopets and Woolly Hooves) were.
Well, school’s over now and the holidays are approaching. I managed to pull off a 3.0GPA for the second semester in a row; I’m on a serious roll here! Though I’m pretty sure my parents will STILL be dissatisfied and will most likely demand to know why I didn’t get a 3.5. They’re never happy with what I do. So Georgina, I feel your pain! But if you ask me, they should be happy. I mean, my highest GPA ever was a 3.5, and that was in sophomore year in high school. 5 fucking years ago. They should be pretty damn content that I didn’t get a 2 point something like I was before spring semester.
My sister arrives tonight from Washington. No, I’m not excited. I don’t like it when she comes because then, everyone makes a big deal out of her. Well, no, they make a big deal of her when she’s not here. So now that she is, they’re going to make a huge giant fuss. It’s even bigger now because she’s going to Australia after a week here. I know, it sounds weird that it’s such a big deal for her to go on holiday to Australia. No, it’s only so because she’s bringing back the ashes of our grandparents to be buried here in California. So because of that, she didn’t even have to pay for her damn ticket to Australia. And she had the nerve to tell our relatives that our brother and I weren’t going because “we couldn’t afford it,” causing one of our Australian uncles to call and offer to pay for us. Bitch.
Now, if you all know me, you’ll know I caused a big uproar over that. My mother couldn’t understand it. Well, of course not, I’m only the bloody second daughter so I don’t matter as much. The point is that they make it so easy for her to say or do whatever she wants and that seriously pisses me off. For example, when she moved to Washington our parents got her a credit card that they pay for, since it’s under my mom’s name. I’m looking at the bill and - what the fuck? A charge at Carl’s Jr. For $5. Um. Beg pardon, people, but… why would you use your credit card… to pay for a $5 meal? Do you NOT have $5 in your fucking pocket? I mean, I’d assume she would, since she’s always bragging about how she works and supports herself and blah fucking blah.
Oh wait, no, I remember now. She doesn’t carry cash anymore because “she has plastic now.” She thinks she’s so badass and shit, but uh… yeah, you’re not badass with a credit card until you pay for your own damn bill. And I know she doesn’t carry cash because I went out with her last year and I needed to borrow a dollar, and she gave me a look as if I were a penniless hobo and said, “I don’t carry cash anymore,” in her “I’m high and mighty” voice.
… sometimes family makes me sick. But that’s too general. Specifically, it’s just her and my bitch-ass cousin who is always bitching and moaning about being sick every time we visit her family. I think she’s turning into a hypochondriac.
Anyways. Yes. G’bye. See you next post; perhaps I’ll be in a much better mood then.


