I have nothing better to do than write my blog at five thirty in the evening. My family is gone to Brooklyn so check out a store that my dad might or might not rent. Linda's practicing her card skills, Becca's doing what she does best with the dogs, and Clara's probably painting/swimming/passed out. And I'm here, gathering all my strength not to squeal from the sight of hail. I don't know why I never went out to see it before because hail is fucking amazing. But then I went back into the house and walked right into the side of my garage door. My right arm feels funny now as I type.
Earlier, when the rain first started, I ran out and then back in and then back out and you know. My cltohes smell like rain. I like.
I wish I had my camera but Lucy took it to take pictures of the store. Better off that way I guess, I should stop taking pictures of just everything and anything. But lately, the picture I've taken makes me really wish I could have a SLR. Probably a Canon EOS, but a Nikon D40 is more likely of a chance since it is cheaper. But Tanya asked me when I would get the "big camera" and I replied "never until I have my own life." Even if I have a job, my dad wouldn't allow my to spend so much money on a camera.
Which is so strange. Last year, I didn't even feel the need to take pictures all the time. It was more of a once in a while thing.
I don't like it though.
Anytime I hear someone getting a new camera.
I want to shoot my brains out and get a better oen for myself.
It peeves me.
Jealousy isn't becoming.
That's my new mantra.
Anyways, I should be doing an English essay right now, but I actually have no idea what Mr. Gao is asking for.
The fire trucks are passing again. Happens all the time when there's a storm.
I'm afraid for the future.
about us
four best friends. met during a strange time called middle school. you can never separate us. this is our way to keep in touch through the barriers of going to different high schools and such.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
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