| | If we can just get over the initial level of awkwardness, life can be good again.
I think I may distance myself for a while, to figure some things out. Although I'm sure you won't even notice, because that's what you do. That's fine, you know. The avoidance I sense, it kind of hurts. But it helps, a lot. :) Well, I guess until you're ready again. It's getting old, don't you think? I wish you wouldn't hate me.
Three rounds of LaserQuest today. I pretty much came in dead last for all of them (except 1). It was 2 games for $17 or 3 grames for $19. I wanted to die. Actually, ha ha ha I almost did! I tripped and fell flat on my face. Ohhh My life. :) Well, even if I came in last, I bet I had the most fun! That's makes me the real winner. ha ha ha ha :) That's what Losers say to make themselves feel better, yes!
I'm supposed to go into Boston tomorrow, to sort of Milk my days of Summer before I begin my vegging after getting all four of my wisdom teeth removed Thursday, the maybe, probably, although highly unlikely, starting work soon thereafter. Oh life. Where have you gone?
I watched this Getting into Nursery School/PreK in Manhattan documentary today. It was pretty intense. Worse than applying to college---which was horrible. Actually, getting into college is the easy part. It's staying in that's the problem. (Just a little side note to my rising college freshmen <3, but just try your best, and you'll be fine! yay!) But anyway, it was suuuper intense. You couldn't even APPLY unless you got on the phone and requested an application. That is, parents spent hours and hours a day calling into a million and three schools requesting applications. Most of which were simply requests only to be rejected later on. It was realllly sad, and scary. This one little girl got into all 7 schools she and her parents got into, and some didn't. It was ridiculous. Suuuper Intense.
I'm exhausted, and I'm really sore. :(
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