Tuesday, April 14, 2009

One Last Dance

I can not wait for prom!


I am way beyond way excited!


So what dress am I wearing?


My dress not a huge dress. It's a simple floorlength, v-neck dress. The back of the dress is also in a v-shape and cuts down low on my back. It is a yellow dress with white "squiggles" thoughout it. The neckline is beaded with bronze colored beads as well as along the back of it.


I am so excited!


(The picture is not the exact dress I am planning on wearing, just close to it)


I have decided to leave my hair down. I think I am going to have the sides pulled back and it left down curled with my bangs hanging in the front.


Who is my date?


Well, I am going with one of my friends. His name is Adam.


Prom night is going to be a blast. Just all of us seniors; one last dance - all together!

Thursday, April 9, 2009

Fallen into Place

Many parents begin worrying about sending their children to college as soon as they are born. Kids, on the other hand, find their own time to begin considering their options. And, those options are plentiful, with private, public, in-state, out-of- state, liberal arts and technical schools all among the mix. It is not surprising that some teenagers would rather visit their Facebook page than begin thinking about life after high school.

But choosing a college does not have to be painful. It can actually be exciting. Approaching the matter openly will make the process rewarding and successful. A visit to a school guidance counselor early in their high school career can help students begin to plan for the future. The sooner students start looking ahead, the better their options will be when they start making choices.

Yesterday I went to tour my college once more. I leased my appartment for August 1st and can't wait till I get to move out of my parents house and into my appartment and finally become a hairstylist! I'm glad I finally have a plan for after highschool; and even though I may have chosen Facebook over searching for a college a couple of times; things have still fallen into place!

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

Here's To You...

Today, my boyfriend broke up with me because apparently
I need to "grow up". He is the one who plays excesive Call of Duty and still has Pokemon
and Bionicles in his room.
FML

Isn't this the truth! If I wrote a "FML" for every time that I have heard that I am immature from a guy who still plays WOW ( for all you out there who don't know what WOW is ; World Of Warcraft) and wears his pajama's all day...I'm pretty sure I'd have a billion "FML" stories.

What is it, with boys and thier toys?

Whether it is a video game like Halo 3 or Call of Duty 4 , or a video game like DOTA or WOW , or even thier cars, computers, phones or iPods; boys seem to always put "toys' first. I use to think that guys got rid of these habits as they matured. But either they guys I know haven't matured or the "toys" never go away!

So here's to you boys, who love your toys. May they always keep you entertained and immature!

Thursday, April 2, 2009

Dear...

Dear all those out there who thinks a teens life is easy,

Do you even remember being a teenager? Do you remember how YOU felt towards your parents? Do you remember the stress of school, your friends, your enemies, your family or your job? Do you remember?

A teens life is hard! There are teens out there, everywhere, who are trying to be heard, want to get thier voices out and help kids beginning to become a teenager.

Choices have to be made every single day. Some choices that you may think are easy; but in reality are hard for a teen.

  • Coming to school
  • Going to class
  • Respecting the teacher
  • Participating

...easy choices? Well maybe for you.

Give teenagers a little slack. Not all of them live in rich houses with awesome parents and where crowned homecoming queen. Not every teenager has eveything given to them with a bat of thier eyelashes.

Some teens...have a hard life

Sincerely,

LEAH

Let Me See You're MOODS Swing...



Don't you just love mood swings? It seems like every teacher I have ever had has mood swings; some alot worse than others. One of my teachers, let's call him Mr. Smith, has the worst. One day he will be laughing and joking around with our class and then the next day; sitting in his desk, in a pissy mood, and not tolerating any talking.

"Why is it okay that girls have mood swings, but not adults; not teachers?" -you may be asking me...

Well, teachers are held to a higher expectation and I guess girls are not. To me, girls are just expected to have thier "off days". No, this doesn't give them an excuse to be a drama queen but most have come to expect it.

When teachers act like this...I begin to see them differnently.

"Don't judge, Leah!"

"They're having an off day, Leah!'

"They are only human, Leah!"

Yah, yah, yah...

Well future highschool students, all I have to say is; be ready for those teachers who one day seem to be the "greatest teacher in the world" and the next day throw whiteboard markers at the wall in frustration.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Senior-ITIS

Senioritis : A crippling disease that strikes high school seniors. Symptoms include: laziness, an over-excessive wearing of track pants, old athletic shirts, sweatpants, athletic shorts, and sweatshirts. Also features a lack of studying, repeated absences, and a generally dismissive attitude. The only known cure is a phenomenon known as graduation. Senioritis affects everyone, regardless of sex, age, height, race, etc. It happens naturally like chicken pox.

Personally Senioritis hit me after the first few exciting weeks of being a senior. I WAS excited to be a senior. I WAS excited to be back at school. Now all Im excited about it getting out of school. And prom of course, oh; and spring break!

Treatment for senioritis: Continue to slack off for the rest of the senior year, doing whatever you want. Usually graduation is the pinnacle for the end of senioritis for the student effectively becomes a college student and has to work hard otherwise he works at Burger King. In some cases, treatment may not work, and the student may exhibit senioritis in college. In these cases, it is adviseable for the student to do research on "procrastination" and possibly visit a psychiatrist for further treatment.

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Blogging Blog

If you didn't know...this blog is for my PERSPECTIVES CLASS. So sorry readers, I am required to blog about; blogging. So here we go...

Blogging is alot funner, cooler, easier, more interesting and entertaining than writting in a notebook. Here we can mess with

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I think that this is the best and smartest desicion for an assignment that I have ever gotten. Everyone seems to love it and enjoy it, and you can read your friends blogs!