Well, all is done! I went to the concert and took my part in it tonight. After mom blaming her failures on me and telling me to go to ______ and _______ you and all this other stuff She went to put the lawn mower away and then came back refreshed and told me to get my butt in gear I'm going to the thing. Although mother dearest didn't stay I had an excellent time although I sorta faked my way through parts of some pieces cause we dramatically slowed down on Celtic, a lot more than what we've been practicing for the past month. Then there was the stand problems. We had the retarded music stand, the one of which can not hold itself up without some assistance of the very skilled Nicole! ;) After two pieces were done and over with then came the certificates for the qualifing 8th graders. Almost falling of stage catching myself and laughing 2 other girls and I went off stage and presented very beautiful flowers and I was supposed to speak but was soo nervous I couldn't speak. It was almost like replaying my 2year old childhood again not knowing how to form words quite yet. Stumbling to find words, my hero of the night stepped up and sayed what I was supposed to say and then recieved hugs and so on. The Chorus was up next!! 7th and 8th grade sang Phantom of the Opera!! OH YEA!!!! The BEST!!! ;) I love that movie! I wish I could see it in real life.. :( Never will it happen in my lifetime. Possibly but doubt. Anyway the concert didn't end until 8:50pm. It was long but I thought it was quite worth it. I'm glad I came. But no more concerts for me! I'm done! Through!! It's over!! Sad and happy at the same time. Sad that I will be leaving Mrs. Wentz but Happy I don't have to worry about transportation any more. That's unless of course I join some other thing afterschool activity. :)
I now think of the end of the year and all the memories I'll be leaving behind. Very sad but a positive thing as well. I will be leaving a lot of friends and a very dear friend of mine who I don't know where'd I be without. Not talking about Dolly but of course my Laura whom I love very much! Although both has been there for me and has supported and comforted me. Anyway, I'll be leaving a good/bad school to go to a prison for hopefully a year. I'm serious when I say prison!! There are absolutely no windows in this school! ne way g2g talk more tom.
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hey lovey, i must "uczekac" (escape) tonight because I swore to myself an early bed time. Well catch up tomorrow. Love you more! ;) laff....
Hi Nikki! That reminds me of my high school in 10th grade--it had absolutely no windows at all, and it was a very large high school. Plus we only had 4 minutes between classes as opposed to the regular 5 minutes I've had in other schools, and since the school was so large, it was a major effort to make it from one class to your locker and then to your next class. And don't think about being caught in the hall during classtime without a pass. I suppose it was a penitentiary; we referred to it as a prison. North Hardin HS in Manhattan Kansas. What a strange place. --Mike
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