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I’m a "c" person: confusing, complicated, and complex

August 4, 2006

Or at least that’s what Skid Head says…because in every conversation I somehow always manage to confuse him. It’s his fault, he told me a way to test people if they were high was to talk to them really fast and mix up words of your sentances. But this works really well, because it works when you are completely sober. The funniest part is I haven’t been doing it intentenionally, it mostly happens when I’m tired or not paying attention to what I’m saying. I just thought I’d share that…because I’m a confusing, complicated, and complex person.

I haven’t really had the time or gull to blog lately. I’ve been so caught up in trying to have the “perfect” summer that all my engery goes into making up plans of things to do, or hanging out with my friends. I know you’re all dying for an update of what I’ve been doing (or do you perfer the new, less annoying with posts me?).

Lets back tract to Monday, when I went on that double date. I’ve decided that am never picking the movie again. John Tucker Must Die was a bad movie, well it wasn’t really terrible or anything but it certainly wasn’t AMC worthy. The most expensive movie I have been to has got to be the lamest - awesome. We would have been better off listening to Skid Head and going to see Miami Vice. But no, Merina and I had to see the new flick with Jesse Metcalfe in it. At least it wasn’t a total bomb, cause we got to see him in nothing but a thong…haha. It was funny, but again…not 10 bucks and 50 cents funny.

The next day I had Physio Therapy at a local hospital, then I went into town to hang out with JD. Aren’t teenagers such drama queens? I’m sure our behaviour amuses and frustrates adults. We “don’t talk” to someone one minute and then we’re “best friends” the next minute. I guess it’s cause we’re young and we can forgive and forget easily. If not forget, at least we can push our differences aside for one day of snapping the funniest pictures ever. And deciding on making a spoof movie on spoof movies.

The next day I was invited over to Skid Head’s house, so that was interesting. We didn’t really do anything except for watching Face/Off and some war movie and talking.

Yesterday G&P took my mom, my sister and her friend and me out to lunch before they went to the airport for their three week trip to England. I’m so envious of them, haha. They won’t be back for three weeks though…so I’m going to miss them!

Today I am going to Kyla’s house for a small gathering. It’s going to be very awkward because her boyfriend who was once a very good friend of mine has decided to hate me for the stupidest reason in all the world. And although he won’t start anything with me (cause he knows he’d lose), just knowing that he hates me is going to piss me off. How can you hate one of your best friends so easily? Not to mention, I’ll probably end up confronting him and bitching at him, which won’t help with the situation. Plus I was already annoyed with him because he hates Skid Head. He’s completely crossed him off and he doesn’t even know Skid Head. If Adam truly was my friend, then he’d see how Skid Head treats me and at least hold a little more respect for him. But no, because Adam is anal and once he decides to hate someone he really hates them, theres no going back. But I guess it doesn’t matter because he hates me now too. Talk about being on the freaking OC. In fact, perhaps I’ll bring a video camera and sell this shit and become rich off of my high school drama.

And since I’ve reminded myself that Adam hates me, I’m going to go and be all angry at him. And Kyla for not talking to him about it.

Posted by Sarcastica @ 10:27 am  

One Response to “I’m a "c" person: confusing, complicated, and complex”

  1. Charred Says:

    Eh, you seem pretty normal to me, but then, I’m nearly twice your age.

    You’re going to find that love and hate are closely related; the more you love someone, the more you can hate them when things go pear shaped. This is why you know you’re truly “over” a relationship when you are indifferent to thoughts of (or encounters with) that person.

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