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I keep forgetting about this, but I refuse to. I never update anymore, but that's because I've been busy! Woot! Last night was the Christmas dance, which was so fun. Directly after school I went to Alicia's and got my makeup done, which I loved. Then I went to my hair appointment, and I loved my hair. Then the night began with a party at Danielle's, where we got pictures, admired each other/complimented each other, and ate. We then proceeded to the dance, where I freezed my ass off. But the nicest seventh grader told me I looked pretty and I loved her for that! I think her name was Capri. So anyway, I danced the night away and killed myself on my heels. But it was worth it. Then, after the dance a bunch of people went to Natalie's where we sat around and stared at Casey Watson and marc butcavage playing guitar and bongos, and then watched comedy central. It was a lot more fun than it sounds, but I guess you just had to be there. I was dead tired by the time the night was over, but it was so sad because I had spent months anticipating that dance and then all of a sudden, it's over! Now I have to wait until HIGHSCHOOL, for another one. I'm so Goddamn impatient, too. Oh, well. I always have graduation in which I can get dressed up and get my hair did. Woot for graduation!
So tonight was Sam Fine's party. It was pretty fun, except I was accused of liking Vince, in which I do not. That makes me mad when people assume because as one of my favorite quotes from a book goes, "Assumption is the mother of all fuck-ups." That was a great book... Anyway, so after sitting on a chair by myself being totally bummed out, I decided to have some fun. Mike and Jason were battle rapping and I was Mike's trainer, and Matt was the Emcee. We were all huddled in a circle, and it was real awkward because Sam's father came and stood next to us. I guess he thought he was doing drugs. So we all quickly changed the subject and a few people just sidled away, while others made excuses to get a drink, or go to the bathroom. It's really awkward when parents do that and they should refrain from it. I mean, do they expect the kids to proceed in what they were doing with them standing there? They shouldn't. Teens are the most foul-mouthed assholes you'll ever meet. People just don't know our ability. Like when Miss Borb was talking about how she wanted to write sex into the health curriculum, the BOE said no to it, thinking that we were too young to learn about it. Some kids in our grade are already having sex, you assholes! People are just too stuck in the 50's, I'll tell ya.
I overheard someone saying to someone else that Alicia said she was going to hang out with Brady tonight, and it made me really mad. Brady smokes pot and I don't want her getting caught up in that shit, because the minute that I find out that she smoked a blunt, we're never speaking again. She keeps insisting that she wouldn't, but you know, people can say shit like that, but once the pressure is put on them to do it they have a hard time saying no. And I think it would be really hard for her to say No. Oh, well. It's not my fault I'm an sXe kiddie.
It snowed today. I hate snow. I hate everything about it. I hate how it looks. I hate how it feels. I hate how it makes you feel like shit if you touch it. I hate being white washed with it. I hate getting wet from it. I hate how God damn COLD it is. And most of all: I HATE SHOVELING SNOW. Today I had to shovel freaking snow and I didn't even get paid for it. According to my mom it was just "something that had to be done". Fuck that. Lots of things just "have to be done" and lots of people who are doing these things that "have to be done" are getting paid for it. Like a doctor would work for free only because performing surgery is a thing that "has to be done". Sha, right. I watched both Wayne's Worlds today. They were both informative and stimulating. I can never get tired of those movies. I grew up with Wayne Campbell and Garth Algar. I also grew up with Bevis and Butthead, but some assholes decided to take it off the air. Damn them, damn them to hell. And another lovely show that I grew up with was South Park. I swear, those activists trying to get it taken off the air should be clubbed to death.
My birthday is in one week. I conclude.
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