Showing posts with label High School. Show all posts
Showing posts with label High School. Show all posts

Friday, August 26, 2011

This Is What I Do in English Class!

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So, we had a sub in English today (my teacher's wife went into labor last night and her water broke in at 11:16. We're all very excited for Seitelbaby) and, we were supposed to be working on college application essays, but Lena and I forgot to bring ours, so we drew.

Whenever we have class together it usually ends up being a disaster.
I'm not much of an artist, so...yeah
If you read my tweet about the toilet, this is what that was about. Can you find the potato and the fly?
    Lena drew this one for me :)



Wednesday, August 17, 2011

My School Bag!!

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So, I start school on Monday (boo!), and yesterday me and my best friend (follow her on Twitter, she's kind of hilarious) went bag shopping, and this is what I got:
It's Hadaki by Kalencom Brickabrack Tote Pod (I think that's the name of the collection). It's pretty, and big, and it holds ALL of my school supplies for even and odd days at the same time (We have half our classes on 1 day, the other half on another day), which is great because that means there will be lots of extra room. It's hot pink on the inside (not my favorite part), and it's light weight so I wont have back problems at the end of the year.

I really love this bag.

Oh, I got it at Marshals. Which means it was super cheap, It went from $90 to $35 to $20 and I got it for $15. And it's Eco friendly, which is always a plus.

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Friday, August 12, 2011

30 Day Blog Challenge: Day 8: Something you’re currently worrying about.

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Day 8! Day 8!

Something you're currently worrying about.

-My senior year. If you read my post about High school, you know that I'm absolutely terrified. It's not that it's my last year of highschool, or that I'm turning 18 and I'll be on my own soon (not even, I wont turn 18 'til 3 months into my freshman year of college), it's that, at the end of this year, I have to say goodybye to the friends who have become more a family to me than my actual family (that sounds bad. I love my family, really). We're all going off to different places around the country, some out of the country, and I don't know how to handle that. I've had these people around me, all of us supporting each other for the past 3 years, and I don't  know how to live without them anymore. I know it's pathetic, but just thinking about saying goodbye makes me want to start sobbing.

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Thursday, July 28, 2011

Highschool: DAPA

How many of you are starting highschool or going into your next year of highschool? A lot of you? Just what I thought. How many of you are terrified? I definately am. On August 22nd I will be starting a senior year of highschool, and i am completely terrified. I'm so not ready to grow up and everytime somebody brings up college I walk away and pretend I can't here them. So, in an attempt to distract myself from my impending senior year, I'm going to focus on the past three years (I think this is going to be counterproductive, oh well).

I go to a small performing arts school, it's not even four years old yet, but I'm so proud of this school, we have been through so much. The school is a little different from our grading scale to dancing and singing in the hallway (like Glee except less lame).

Monday, July 18, 2011

Teens and Internet "Dating"

Lately and increasing number of my friends have been playing games like WOW or Perfect world, or any other online game, and meeting guys. After a couple of days of talking to those guys they say that they are "dating".

Honestly, if i met a guy online who wanted to date I would wonder what's wrong with him that he can't get a girl in real life.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

The Performing Arts and Homosexuality

        So, let's start with the reason for this post. I go to a performing arts high school that has been relocated due to budget cuts, we now share a campus with a regular high school, and they hate us, completely. Every time a group of us walk by they say something derogatory, and it usually has to do with being gay.
      I don't understand why everybody thinks that everyone that does performing arts is gay. In my schools three year existence we've had one gay person, one.
      Why is it that people in Hollywood don't have to deal with this stereotype?