Saturday, March 13, 2004

Oracle

So many stories to tell, and so little time. Well, not too many stories, and I am sure I have plenty of time, but you get the idea. So, love life update, as I am sure you are all so excited to hear me drone on about things: Yesterday, Friday, during my first hour study hall I received a pass to go to the guidance office to talk about my college plans (or lack there of, in my case). The pass said "come when convenient," and I was really tired and just felt like sleeping some more, but I really had nothing better to do so I went anyway. So I talked to the counselor about my interests and what I plan on pursuing and such. Oddly enough, there was a large black lab walking around the office, lol. Apparently it followed someone to school. They called the humane society and took into the office, I guess. It was such an awesome dog, though. It was very friendly. After I finished, it was the end of the class period, so I grabbed my things and had to find my way to the classroom. However, we have renovations going on in our school so some area are blocked. I went up to the second floor, where my class is, and there was a large wall blocking my way from going anywhere other than back downstairs or up to the third floor. I chose to go up again. So I went on up to the third floor and was just thinking of how ridiculous it was that I had to take such a detour, and I thought to myself, "You know, just because I have to take this obscene route, she and I are going to walk by each other." Lo' and behold, I was right. She came around a corner just as I was going around it. We glanced at each other, and my insides completely froze. All I could do was smile and keep walking, lol. I had to stop myself from bursting out in laughter because I predicted that event. It totally made my day. It is rather amusing to think that if I took any other way to my class, that never would have happened. Not saying I believe in destiny, fate, or anything of that sort, but I am well aware about the power of choices. Later that day, during my art class, I stopped what I was doing early enough to pack up my things and get ready to go since my following class is really far away. As I believe I have mentioned previously, that period we are in the same room, but not the same class. There are three classes going on in that room, and since I have nothing better to do right now I shall create a visual aid for you all. That it by no means an exact layout, but you get the idea. So when I finished packing up I just waited, facing the section of the room she is in being that it where the doors to get out are. She came within my line of sight a few times, which was nice. We made eye contact yet again, once, I do believe. Also, on the way down to my next class, I ended up behind her going down the stairs. I would have said something had she not been conversing with a friend. Side Note: I would like to take this time to mention that switching from Mac to PC is rather irritating. We have Macs in the journalism room, so I am rather used to hitting Apple+(any key) when using keyboard shortcuts in Photoshop. So I was sitting here making that visual hitting Alt+(any key) instead of Ctrl. -__-; This also includes the fact I am used to working in CMYK color with higher DPI and other such aspects. Anyway, later that day in journalism the person from the yearbook came up to be bearing rather depressing news. Apparently, this girl had greeted me at some point in the hallway, but I just continued walking. I do not remember doing this, but using my deductive skills, I am taking a guess it took place when we passed each other in the hallway earlier that day. I felt like a complete asshole ... >.>; I did not mean to ignore her. Chances are I did not hear her say anything, nor did I see her saying anything. So I shall have to apologize for that next time I get the chance, which will either be Monday or tomorrow if I feel like getting up the gumption to call her (I have her phone number from when I had to interview her). As of right now, I am considering calling her ... but chances are I shall chicken out. >.>; We shall see. Anyway, the rest of my life is going all right, I suppose. I am just sitting here listening to the Cure while playing Solitaire ... I am such the poster child for depression, lol. Interesting Quotes: » "Anyone who sees and paints a sky green and fields blue ought to be sterilized." - Adolf Hitler » "After enlightenment, the laundry." - Anonymous (Zen Proverb) » "Do not give them something original, give them something they won't expect." - Me

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