The administration should weigh the inefficient and possibly hazardous conditions that currently exist versus the remote possibility of imagined terrorism.

Let's see. Friday I went out to dinner with my mates and had a lovely time hanging out chez Ryan afterward.

Saturday I went to Franklin Mills, shopping mall extraordinaire, and in an extremely impressive amount of self-control, limited my purchases to a bag of Lindt chocolate, three bandannas, one bottle of nail polish, and a pretty Care Bears lunchbox [the metal kind; it's vereh hot].

Sunday I went to the library and borrowed two books on sewing [hopefully one includes the necessary information for me to figure out how to operate a sewing machine] as well as Wilde, which my dad watched last night without me because he's mean and selfish and it was past my bedtime [but as I don't think it's the sort of movie one watches with one's parents, I'm not too crushed].

Today was a Monday. I went to school, put the letter to the principal [KT's mother wrote a form letter complaining about the school's locked doors which my mum rewrote over the phone because my dad refused to sign it and to which I signed my mother's name because she is in another state. And that was pretty muddled but I'm trying to give you as much information as possible in as few words as possible.] in the secretary's inbox, and attended my classes. During fifth period an announcement came on saying that the doors would not be locked, so now I shall never have to be late to class again, hurrah!

Frau Costich was out today so in German we had to write love letters to "unrequited loves." So naturally I wrote one to Dom in extremely substandard German. It's a work of art, I assure you.

And now I really ought to start on my homework and then make dinner [while my mother's gone, I have to cook . . . erlack-a-gogo! But fortunately I have the "teen's vegetarian cookbook" to guide the way. Pasta with tomatoes, basil, and garlic tonight!].

Almeda | 08.09.03 16:23 | TrackBack

I have recently been reading the trilogy (yes I will call it a trilogy) of books of the confessions of Georgia Nelson. I have read "Angus, Thongs, and Full Frontal Snogging" and "On the Bright Side I am Now the Girlfriend of a Sex God" and will soon go on to "Knocked Out By My Nunga-nungas." I remember you mentioning them at one point and notice that your writing style on this web log very much resembles the books. I love it! Keep up the good work.

By the way, where can I get that cook book?

Posted by: Alison on 08.09.03 23:53

And now all I need is someone to marry me, Andr00!

Lyzii, there's a girl in my German class who is [or at least was] learning German and Spanish concurrently, so it's not utterly impossible. Difficult, perhaps, but possible!

Alison, I've no idea. It's old and I think we've had it forever. Actually, what am I saying? With Google, anything is possible: http://www.vrg.org/catalog/teenveg.htm . . . And j'adore those books so much. There's a fourth one now, isn't there? Haven't read it yet.

Hannah, you are a cooking genius! *will look into falafel and broccoli forests*

Urgh, vagina squicks me out now. Cunt is such a better word. But I can understand not wanting to use the latter. AND I EAT OUT OF MY CARE BEARS LUNCH BOX DURING LATIN, SO THERE!

Posted by: Almaeda on 09.09.03 15:34