Saturday, January 15, 2011
Rejected??
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Friday, January 14, 2011
What is love?
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
The Perfect Guy
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Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Stressed and depressed.... and some random
Ughh.
Did you notice that I haven’t blogged at all this week? Yeah, well that means I have to for everyday the rest of this week, which will probably be a very stressful task. I’ve spent this entire week doing a mixture of review before midterm exams, learning last minute new material, and recovering from everything I missed last week. Mostly the third thing. I stay have to stay at school till four tomorrow for tutoring so that I can make up two quizzes that I missed, biology and Spanish. I also have to take one during the day that I missed in math class. I hate school. I think I’ve said this probably a million times, and I probably sound like a really dumb person. I’m not dumb, I’m getting all A’s and B’s and I go to a college prep school; not to sound pompous but I think I’m kind of smart. I really I am starting to hate school though; most of the material I am learning is irrelevant to my life and there are many more experiences that I need to have, or want to have, other than high school. I’m not saying I don’t want an education, yes some of the material I’m learning is going to be important. I just wish I could learn in a different environment. I think it would be really cool to be homeschooled or online schooled while I travel around the country in a RV, or something like that. I want to travel and learn better from experiences. Does anyone else agree? Or is it just me? I seriously feel like I’m going no where, and I am getting absolutely nothing important out of this, except AP classes.
Anyway, rant over. That’s one thing I love about blogging, I can rant and no one can yell at me for it, or interrupt me.
Next topic. Today in AP World History we got way off topic. It was okay though because we had just finished out notes for the semester, and we all kind of needed it. So anyway, we were talking about our homework, it was written by some person named Jack. Well, one girl asked if my teacher had ever watched Pirates of the Caribbean (because she was thinking about Jack Sparrow, because the authors name was Jack) and he said ‘ Yes, the first one was brilliant!’ then we all laughed because the way he said it made it seem like he hated the others. Then he was talking about how he couldn’t think of many movies where the sequel was better than the first one. Then he said that he could think of one movie where the sequel was better, and he said “Back to the Future II”. Then he asked how many of us had actually seen Back to the Future. I of course raised my hand (one of the best movies ever, and it IS the best 80’s movie, for sure), but then I told him “Yeah it’s good, but the first one is way better!” Then he looked at me like I was crazy, and he went into this whole lesson based around back to the Future.
Here’s how it went: “Okay the best part of Back to the Future II is when Doc is writing on the board about the alternate future, (well first he had to explain to everyone what the movie was about but I’ll keep that out for sake of time). So Doc draws a straight timeline on the board and explain how since the past and future was changed they had created an alternative 1985 (or present time). Well if you think of this, this is true. I mean, we have infinitive different alternate futures ahead of us. One little thing could change what happens to your future, one path could leave you homeless and one path could leave you rich, famous, and happy. It’s important to think about things this way so that you can actually take control of your own future. This is so cool to think of!”
The whole thing really did make me think and it something fun to get off topic about. Plus I was actually excited to know that I understood what he was talking about. In a way it kind of tied in with history. I still think that the first Back to the Future was better but I see how he justifies it. Then this guy in my class, Jesse, said that the third was the best and we all looked at him like he was insane. His only reason was because the doc was cowboy; that is such a guy answer. I think we all decided to tune Jesse out after that. Anyway, the moral of the story. There are so many different ways your future could go and the actions you take in the process decides your future, and also Back to the Future is one of the best movies ever!
I really hope I sleep well tonight, otherwise I might just die of lack of sleep. Luckily my first class tomorrow is art, so I can try to sleep with my eyes open, we probably won’t be doing much. I’m talking to Katelyn and Travis on Facebook Chat. Travis is lucky, a water ppipe broke at his school and now he doesn’t have school tomorrow. I really wish I went to Wellspring sometimes. Well most times. Well not really because I just don’t like school in general so.
I have to write a short story for English Class and it’s a big chunk of my grade, guess what, I haven’t even started! I can’t think of anything, short stories are not my thing. Especially for school. I’m just not good at sticking to one plot and making it under 1,200 words. I am more of a novelist. I also have to study my butt of this weekend. Wish me good luck, I despratly need it.
Well, I’m going to talk to Travis(it’s weird talking to him on Chat, because he usually talks through messages) and Kate for a few minutes, then go to sleep. G’night everyone.
xoxoxo
~Baylee Jean
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Thursday, January 6, 2011
Still Sick
Still sick…
I posted my first letter of the year today. It’s extremely long, but I needed to write it. I have to do 2 of these letters a week. They are going to be written to practically anyone. The person I choose for today was just someone I thought would be good to start with. I had a lot to say to this person so yeah. If you don’t want to read it, then don’t, it’s more something I posted for myself. Not really something all that important to you. Hey maybe it will inspire you or something, who knows.
So I stayed home from school again today. And I’m staying home tomorrow as well. I really hate being sick. My friends will bring me all my missed homework after school tomorrow, they really are great friends! My mom is also going to go to Barnes & Noble to buy a book for me (my money, I’m just sick so I asked her to do it). I’ve heard a lot of good things about I am Number Four, so that is the book I have decided to buy. When I finish it I think I’ll do a review of it. Sound good? Has anyone read it yet? Well, I think it sounds interesting so, yeah.
I think I’m going to go now. I know that this is short, but I wrote such a long letter. I think this is probably long enough. I’m going to work on adding some cool things to my blog. So good night folks!
xoxox
~Baylee Jean
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Letter 1
Dear Cheerio,
This is probably the third letter I’ve ever written to you that I do not intend to send. (yes, that rhymed.) Why am I writing this? Well, I’m sure you can guess. I’ve liked you for a while, Cheerio. I know I missed my chance to tell you this, but I feel the need to let you know anyway. So here it goes.
This letter is from the sixth grader who had just started a new school. She didn’t know anyone, and she didn’t really fit in. She was really just awkward and unpopular. I don’t know how she did it, but she managed to make a few friends and have fun. It was a year of mixed emotions and weird changes. This girl found out about book club, and instantly she joined. Reading was something that she had always enjoyed and it was nice knowing that other people did too. That’s where she met this extremely nice, funny, sporty guy. At first she just thought that he was like everyone else and he would probably be one of the people who dropped out after the first week. She was wrong. Turns out he was one of the few people who came to the very last book club. You were really smart, which she appreciated. After the 2nd meeting she fell for you instantly. You were the first guy she ever really liked. And through book club she got to know you, and became acquaintances with you. You were one of the only guys that were nice enough to stop in the halls and say ‘hey’. She thought you were extremely charming. She never told you she liked you because she was too young, too clueless, and just had no clue what she was doing. There was no point for a sixth grade girl to tell someone how much she liked him, she was too young to date anyways.
This letter is also from the seventh grade girl who returned to school that year after having dreamed of you all summer. Sounds a little creepy I know, but it’s true. You were the only person on her mind. When she got back to school that year, it seemed like you didn’t remember her. So, she had to make herself rememberable. After one of her best friends asked you out and you said no, she decided that she had to step it up. Well maybe she did that a little too well. She was loud, obnoxious, and somehow had some reason to rebel. It was crazy. She laughed just a little too loud, and wanted to know just a little too much. Some of that was good though. That was the year she called you, February 26th to be exact. And though it creeped you out a bit, it made her fell like she could do anything. You had drama class together, and she got to talk to you every day. Man was she lucky! You made her smile on a regular basis. By the end of that year, she considered herself your friend. She didn’t tell you she liked you because she didn’t know how. She was trying to figure out what she wanted and who she was. She was experimenting with life. It probably would have been the best year for her to tell you. But it would have made things more difficult for her. It was probably a good decision. Rejection would have destroyed her.
This letter is from an eighth grade girl who tried to move on. She never could. It finally occurred to her that you weren’t trying and that you didn’t feel that way about her. So she tried to move on, she really did. She rarely talked to you anymore, and she started talking to different guys. For a while it worked. But every time she started liking a different person, she always somehow ended up liking you again. You were so irresistible. She was persistent, so she kept trying to get over you. For a long while she started to like another guy, one of your best friends actually. It worked for a while too, she started talking to him a lot, and she really liked him. Until he got a girlfriend. Then she realized that she never really liked him anyway. She had another class with you again, and even though she tried to keep herself from talking to you, she couldn’t. It was like a magnet. She still liked you, and she started to realize that she always would. She wasn’t going to try to make herself stay away much longer. One of her best friends liked you as well. That bothered her so much. Watching her flirt with you, and the way she talked about you. It almost drove her mad. She tried not to let it bother her too much though. At the end of graduation she finally got to give you a hug. When she did she burst into tears, she knew she would never see you again. She thought it was kind of funny that she didn’t cry when she said goodbye to some of her best friends left that she knew she would never see again, but when you left, she could not stop herself from crying. She never told you she liked you because she was trying to deny it. She was too afraid of rejection and felt like she had lost her chance. She barely even talked to you, and she knew you didn’t feel the same way, so she didn’t even bother. She was just trying to get out of middle school alive and happy. But was she really? Maybe she would have felt a little more relieved if she had only told you.
This letter is also from the ninth grade girl that feels ridiculous for not having let you go yet. The last time she saw you was June 11th 2010, it is currently January 6th 2011 and counting. You talk to her on Facebook sometimes, and every time she gets a message from you her heart flutters. Sounds pathetic, huh? Yeah, well, that’s because it is. It’s really too late for her to be telling you of how much she likes you. Yeah, she still likes you. Three years and still trying to move on. This is from the girl who can’t hear the song “Thunder” by Boys like Girls without thinking about you (and almost crying). She thinks that song was written about her feelings for you, “Your eyes were the brightest of all the colors, and I don’t wanna ever have another. You’ll always be my thunder.” That line always gets to her, and makes her think of your gorgeous blue eyes. She doesn’t tell you she likes you because, it’s far too late. She missed her chance years ago. She regrets that decision quite often.
Well there it is for you; three years’ worth of me liking you. I know I’m crazy, I never said I wasn’t. I don’t expect you to feel the same way. I don’t even expect you to respond. In fact it would probably be better if you didn’t say anything, spare my feelings please. This letter was more just for me to get these words out. I probably won’t even send this to you, so I don’t see why it matters anyway. I just thought you should know that I will always like you. You were the first guy I ever truly liked. I mean, if I were to look through my diary entries from the past few years most of them end with, P.S. I <3 Cheerio. Well I hope this letter amused you, it was nice to get this out. Thanks.
Just thought you should know these things.
~Me
xoxox
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Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Sick...
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