'Mighty Friendly!'

By Golly, these last few days has been loaded and loaded with lot so fun and exciting stuff...

On Monday, I don't really remember what happened at school; but I'm sure it sucked. But after school Frannie and I went to go work out, and on the way home we were laughing so hard at the dumbest things. We saw a guy with a licence plate that was some numbers the MF, and Frannie goes, "I don't think that MF stands for 'Mighty Friendly', it sound's kind of stupid but I guess you just had to be there.

I do have an update on my 'Social Life' (or whats left of it) for all you people that have nothing better to do than read my blog. Well, Olivia has finally figured out that Emily is being a bitch, or at least when there are guys or Beckie and Michelle around. Honestly I don't really care what happens to Emily and Olivia, as in if we are still going to be friends or not. I've finally come to the point where I don't need people to 'lean' on, plus I really don't want to deal with all the little issues everyone has.

Today in first hour it was the best time I've had in a while. First me and Becca ended up going to 3 different printers to find the paper she printed out, we couldn't find it; but the funniest part was when she tryed to push open the library door from the wrong side. Then we got back and were just hanging out listening to Chad's Ipod and watching him play that new nintendo touch sensative thing. Yeah, I'm so glad I have Global Studies first hour instead of last this semester.

You know, I think this is the first recent post that I have not complained in. I'm so proud of myself, I mean I easily could and keep going with my never ending of complaints; but I guess I've finally realized life is too short to sit and complain, when the people around you could be going through somthing ten times worse. So I've finally decided what I'm going to give up for lent (even though it's kind of late, but I'll just add on 6 days from when it's originally over), I'm going to give up complaining. I am just going to look on the bright side of situations, no matter how sucky or messed up they are!