i can't find the flash drive that i had stored the thing i was writing on. and because i kept switching from joe to junior with the writing, it is only on that flash drive. so um this kinda sucks :/
i think if sylvia plath was alive right now, we would be really good friends.
i have a pogo stick that stands propped against the wall near all my boots. the last time i used it was my senior year of high school when a friend came over to study for ap calc and we ended up pogo-ing over to the house of a guy half our class had a crush on. i showed it [the house] to her from behind a tree, and then we left.
there is a present sitting near my bed that i got for my friend's birthday two years ago and just never got around to giving to her. i don't even know what it is anymore.
i don't understand how people can not like original cheerios. they're such a comfort food for me.
i've decided to continue and get a phd after i finish with my master's next fall. i am so going to regret this decision.
sometimes, i think i'd rather wrap myself in the longing and hoping for something than go out and try to get it and risk failure. other times, i think failure is the better option.
i just finished reading the castle in the attic with my brothers and rekindled my love for medieval times. i was obsessed with all things medieval in fourth grade.
i'm waiting for a load of laundry to finish so i can put it in the dryer and wanted to write while i waited. i need to find that USB.
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1. did u ever find the flash drive?
ReplyDelete2. pogo sticks and bicycles are haram..for girls and women only :P
3. i less than 3 cheerios
4. bring castle in the attic with u this summer.
5. im waiting on a load of laundry too!
i want to say yes because i have all my flash drives, but i can't remember what writing thing i was talking about here.
ReplyDeleteno, dady is totally okay with us doing it in the garage :/.
cause you're smart.
why? and i dunno if i can. there's so much we're bringing.
all of life, it seems, is spent waiting on loads of laundry.