Friday, December 31, 2004

Fin!

For the Nice Girls


This is a tribute to the nice girls. The nice girls made of sugar and spice, who always get overlooked, and who sit and endure endless ranting about the psycho-bitch stalker sluts men are wasting their time with, all the while embodying an angelic, classy exterior that is underrated. This is dedicated to the girls who pick up the phone at 2 a.m. to talk to their belligerently drunk guy friends and listen to them for hours about nonsense because they don’t feel like going to sleep. This is for the girls who still say thank you to the guy who hurries to hold the door open for the leggy blonde in front of you, then squeezes in front of you and barely saves the door from slamming in your face. This is in honor of the girls who reiterate how lucky any girl would be to have a certain guy, and then tell him 50 different ways to impress the girl of his dreams who is too stupid and stuck up to notice him in the first place. This is in honor of the girls who pump up a man’s ego because she knows how delicate is, and once it gets bruised, she tells him how sexy/smart/funny he is so that his confidence (and head) is as inflated as it was before some dumb bitch ripped his heart out and put it in a blender. This is for the girls with the big hearts, who aren’t afraid to be silly, who lay it on the line, and who can go with the flow. This is for the girls who truly believe there is more to guys then sex and sports, but still put up with the sexist jokes and watch ESPN Sports Center without complaint.

This is for all the girls who have been told, “you’re the type of girl guys want to marry”, and who spend their Friday nights alone (or with other nice girls) because they don’t put out on the first date. This is for the girls who possess all of the qualities of a kick-ass girlfriend, but never get the time of day. This is for all of the girls who are unappreciated, but still unselfishly give their time and effort, go to great lengths to please others, and continue to genuinely care about other people’s feelings (even if they are assholes). This is for the ladies who are called prude because they would rather spoon than lick balls. For all the girls who are cast to the side, sit out the slow dances, and confidently go stag to social events, this is for you.

This is for the time you had to work at 8 a.m. the next morning, but still picked his drunken ass up and drove him around so his other drunk friends wouldn’t have to leave the party and so he wouldn’t have to stumble into his house puking at 3 a.m. This is for the time he ditched hanging out with you to play video games with his friends and for the time he blew you off to stare at some anorexic blonde with jugs bigger than your head in a bathing suit. This is for the time you went to hang out with him and his friends and even though he was too cool to admit he had feelings for you and practically ignored you the whole time, you still pretended not to notice as all comments were directed to your chest instead of your face. This is for the Scarface marathon you sat through after he bitched for the first five minutes of a romantic comedy you’d been dying to see, but you let him choose what to watch anyway, because you’re nice like that.

Nice girls don’t get the attention they deserve. We like sports, we like to get rough and dirty, we don’t ask you 100 times if you think we’re fat, and we don’t complain while you munch down four cheeseburgers as we enjoy our salad and water. Even more surprising, nice girls don’t get asked out as much as they should. We don’t expect anything fancy, I mean you can save that $40 you spent taking some whore out to dinner just so you could secure some booty time for desert and use it to rent a video and buy us some flowers. I wish I could explain this, but the only conclusion I can come up with is guys are image-whores who just want a hot piece of ass and to uphold a badass reputation. Many of them claim they want a girl they can take home to Mom, but when faced with such a lucky find they say absurd, illogical things such as “Oh, she’s out of my league”, “The timing is off”, or “She’s not my type”. I’m sorry, but these conceited jerks I just have no tolerance for. There is no connection between what they say (“I don’t want to wake-up next to a stranger”) and what they do (“Who the fuck is this naked woman in my bed?”). Furthermore, they comment on the lack of women who possess the full-package that are still available as they continue to sleep around with any hoe-bag with a short skirt, blonde streaks, wide-open legs, and even wider-opened mouths. But one thing I will say is this does not last forever. Eventually the boys get tired of fucking the high-school/college dropout with STDs and illegitimate children, and that’s when they will be begging to tap the tight nice girls’ asses. The hard part is sorting out the loser guys from the ones who didn’t have to sleep with 25 girls to realize what they actually want in a woman and then making sure they aren’t involved with the very psycho-bitches that give us nice girls a bad rep.

So until these men realize what they are missing, until they actually grow big enough balls to go for the nice girls, until they are ready to get more from a relationship than blow jobs and booty calls, and until they have the intelligence to give us exactly what we need, I propose a toast to all the nice ladies. You know who you are, and I know you are sick of hearing you have to be patient and keeping waiting until what’s meant to happen will happen. But the truth is, the world needs your long comforting talks, your insightful suggestions, your pleasantly optimistic perspective, and your tendency to let the men act like heroes and take the credit while you sit in the background as the ditzy damsel who has so much more than what meets the eye. For all the crazy, immature, ill-witted things you fathom, for all the situations where your infallible performance is unacknowledged, and for the endless nights you spend trying to improve someone else’s life instead of your own, my gratitude and appreciation go out to you. You do have infinite, priceless, goddess qualities and our sovereignty and absolution is coming.
This was sent to me by a friend. I think they were trying to make me feel better...
Tillman was right, I shouldn't talk to shitheads. My newest New Year resolution...no more shitheads (i.e. Adam).

Thursday, December 30, 2004

Monday, December 27, 2004

It's got action, it's got adventure, it's got history, it's got romance, it's got...Justin Bartha
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Ugh.
more later...I suppose

Friday, December 24, 2004


I found this picture online today, after Megan told me that I really needed a Christmas-y picture on display....maybe it will have better luck with you... Posted by Hello

Wednesday, December 22, 2004

Clarification

After reading the comment left on my previous post, I decided to clarify something.

In the next year, I'm going to put myself out there a little more. I'm going to try to come out of my shell.

I'll be meeting tons of new people (hopefully), and I won't have my normal security blanket, my friends.

I want this next year to be the best year of my life. I want this also to be the year of "firsts".

I want to learn to stand up for myself, and look up when I'm walking, not at the ground. I want to learn to not act "weird" around guys, and I want to learn how to take care of myself. After all, it will only be a short time until I HAVE to take care of myself.

Ok now, that thought really scares me. I'm going to go now, before I really freak myself out.

my Gals (again) Posted by Hello

Sunday, December 19, 2004

My new resolutions..

Christmas is less than a week away, but, for me, it might as well be another month away. I'm not really excited about Christmas this year. I know, I know, how can I not be excited about Christmas? You get presents, and stuff. Well, this year, I know almost everything that I'm getting from my parents and everyone else. That kinda takes the shock value out of the holiday season.

Since I'm not excited about Christmas, I will write about something that I am excited about. New Years.

New Years is that special time of year when we resolve to lose 10 pounds, buckle down and get better grades, and search for World Peace. Well, that's just a little too normal for me.

Sure, I'd like to lose 10 pounds, but I'd also like to lose 50, too. Yeah, I'd like to get better grades, but my upcoming classes almost ensure a good report card. And as for the World Peace thing...well...I think I'll let the many beauty pagents in America cover that wish.

No, for the upcoming 2005 year, I'd like to improve my social and relationship outlook. What does this mean? Well, I've got one semester left in high school, and I'd love to pack some fun times into my last 5 months of that institution we all love to call MAHS. More parties, more haning out with friends, more doing stupid stuff at 2 am.

On the relationship front...well, I really wouldn't mind having one. I'm a Senior in high school and the only "date" I've ever been on was Prom '04. And I don't really consider that a "date". *sigh*

In the next year, I will be taking some very large steps. I will be graduating high school, and starting college. With these events come very good chances of fulfilling my resolutions. I will be going to college, I'll be meeting new people. A good thing? I sure hope so. Ohh yeah, one more big step will take place for me in 2005. I'll turn 18. I really don't care very much...but one good thing that will come out of that will be that I won't have to lie to get into some movies anymore...

Graduating saddens me. I know that I've got a lot of fun times left with my friends. One more "Free Style" picture to take with my "gals", Prom 2005 (ugh..), Senior Trip, Service of Celebration, and the big one, Graduation Night. But everytime I see a new episode of "My Coolest Years" on VH1, I can't help but think, that soon, I'll be looking back on the times I had in high school. *tear*

Now, I'm going to go...and watch SNL, and talk to Tillman about how much we're gonna miss school...

Saturday, December 18, 2004


Me and my gals, sophomore year.. Posted by Hello

Preparing for the New Year

Christmas is less than a week away, but, for me, it might as well be another month away. I'm not really excited about Christmas this year. I know, I know, how can I not be excited about Christmas? You get presents, and stuff. Well, this year, I know almost everything that I'm getting from my parents and everyone else. That kinda takes the shock value out of the holiday season.

Since I'm not excited about Christmas, I will write about something that I am excited about. New Years.

New Years is that special time of year when we resolve to lose 10 pounds, buckle down and get better grades, and search for World Peace. Well, that's just a little too normal for me.

Sure, I'd like to lose 10 pounds, but I'd also like to lose 50, too. Yeah, I'd like to get better grades, but my upcoming classes almost ensure a good report card. And as for the World Peace thing...well...I think I'll let the many beauty pagents in America cover that wish.

No, for the upcoming 2005 year, I'd like to improve my social and relationship outlook. What does this mean? Well, I've got one semester left in high school, and I'd love to pack some fun times into my last 5 months of that institution we all love to call MAHS. More parties, more haning out with friends, more doing stupid stuff at 2 am.

On the relationship front...well, I really wouldn't mind having one. I'm a Senior in high school and the only "date" I've ever been on was Prom '04. And I don't really consider that a "date". *sigh*

In the next year, I will be taking some very large steps. I will be graduating high school, and starting college. With these events come very good chances of fulfilling my resolutions. I will be going to college, I'll be meeting new people. A good thing? I sure hope so. Ohh yeah, one more big step will take place for me in 2005. I'll turn 18. I really don't care very much...but one good thing that will come out of that will be that I won't have to lie to get into some movies anymore...

Graduating saddens me. I know that I've got a lot of fun times left with my friends. One more "Free Style" picture to take with my "gals", Prom 2005 (ugh..), Senior Trip, Service of Celebration, and the big one, Graduation Night. But everytime I see a new episode of "My Coolest Years" on VH1, I can't help but think, that soon, I'll be looking back on the times I had in high school. *tear*

Now, I'm going to go...and watch SNL, and talk to Tillman about how much we're gonna miss school...

Wednesday, December 15, 2004

Always a third wheel, never a second...

It's oficially Christmas Break for me. I have 23 glorious days to sit on my ass, and attept to stick to my diet. Ugh.

Everyone is talking about Prom. This is fine with me. It's not like last year, when Prom dominated the coversation for 5 months. I'm excited about it. I want to get a pretty dress, get my hair did, nails done, make-up put on, uncomfy shoes, and beg a guy to take me. Hum. It sounded good until that last one.

I really don't mind talking about Prom, until I begin to actually THINK about it. Think about the whole, I'm a desperate Senior who needs a Prom date, PRONTO. Ugh. This is putting me in a bad mood.

Speaking of Prom (dammit), tomorrow, Sara and I are making our way down to Winston to meet up with her Prom date from last year, Corey Bowlware (sp?). I call him Tupaware, because it's more fun. I havn't seen Corey since Prom, and it's a surprise that I'm going with them to lunch. Ahh. fun times. Always the 3rd wheel.

Since today was the last day of the semester, and it's Christmas, my friends and I exchanged gifts. Caroline got everyone a little bell with a graduation thing on the top, and Sara and I started crying. Kat wrote me a card, and that almost made me cry. I had to say goodbye to Chelsey because it was her last day, I was on tears-edge then. Then, the worst crying episode, Paula wrote Sara and I a letter. WHOA. She told me not to read it until I got home. But, I didn't listen. She called me and told me that she saw my crying in the parking lot, when I almost hit Johnny Cool. UGH. I just HAD to wear black mascara today. I finally got over it all. *sigh*

Ok, this talk is making me sad. I'm going to go watch boring tv now..
(no spell check, guess at the big words)

Sunday, December 12, 2004

Multi-life-ing

You know what? I've found that I love history. I've always known that I liked history, because I can understand it. I love history, and English. The parts of history that I like are the French Revolution, the American Revolution, and all of the Middle-East conficts. In English...I love al of it, even some of the grammar. Now that I know this, what am I supposed to do with it?

I've been thinking, since I'm being pressured to figure out what I'm going to do when I 'grow up', why do I have to decide on one thing? I mean, I love a bunch of different stuff. I like cooking, so, does that mean that I have to go to culunary school? I love Enlgish, does that mean that I need to be an English teacher? I like to go to Real Estate shows, and look at the stucture and design of rooms. Does that mean that I need to be an architect or an interior decorator? I know that I have to major in one thing in college. But, what if I go to college for 4 years, major in something that I was pressured into, and get a job that I hate? I'd rather just answer 'I dunno' to the "what are you going to be when you grow up?" question. Maybe I can handel being more than one thing.

I wonder if any of this has made sense to people reading it. I'd love some feedback...leave a comment, or IM me....I know you will