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tonight was a really fun night--okay yes, yes, it did consist of me basically STEALING from the king city denny's, but who doesn't sometimes? everyone has to be just a TAD naughty. --specimens who my night consisted of were andy, eric, simon, and iris. so, here's the rundown--step by step. we go to denny's, eat, leave without paying. we go to scary haunted house in soledad--take one. we go BACK to scary hanuted house and actually go all the way to the house--SCORE US! we go home :) and, might i add, eric montoya is probably the funniest person i've met in my life. we laugh about absoultely nothing and it's great, just great. and andy was..adorable as always. SOOOO, what i'm getting at is, it's OKAY for you to do a little bit of crime sometimes, it's what teens are supposed to do, so get on with yo bad self. --tootles. k thanks.

how do you explain the unexplainable? love isn't about that "floating on air', constant repitition of those lovey-dovey phrases we are all familiar with. that is what we would classify as infatuation. and sorry everyone, but infatuation is NOT love. opinions can go on endlessly on perceptions of love, but I will give you mine, hoping you'll see things in a different perspective. love is caring about someone as if they're a part of you. an organ in your body that can evoke happiness, sadness, anger, jealousy, etc. love is thinking of your other half before you can even fathom of thinking of yourself. love comes in experiences, and together you learn from them, and grow, converging to form one soul, some sort of bond way past camaraderie that will make you, or break you. and taking that risk, putting utter and complete trust in someone, having irrevokable confidence in that person, knowing that at chance your heart could be crushed and broken; leaving you feeling as ...

That the world is an understandable place, I realize that it's even more mysterious than I first thought. What's funny to me is that I once heard the phrase "you want what you can't have", and I made my mind up that it was totally false and could not have even a ring of truth to it. But lately, circumstances have changed and I've found it to be the most true thing I've ever heard in my life. People, by nature, want what they can NOT have, and would have to work incredibly hard to achieve. And things that throw themselves in a person's path, are rejected and left unwanted. Even when you might have wanted that thing a long time ago, when you start not wanting it and moving on to the next thing, it'll come your way. But the saddest part of all, is that there's really nothing you can do to change this, because it's just the way the world works, and it's impossible for anyone to say that this isn't true, because just think about it, and ...