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Monday, April 3, 2006

Hi everyone!
Over the weekend I went to a ranch... i rode a horse ^^

But then I smelled like horses. And chlorine because ALL the water that wasn't specifically for drinking was chlorinated.

Whoever thought up the spring time change should be ressurected and: Crucified to the ceiling, have a corkscrew stuck in their eye, get smacked across the face with a roll of duct tape, get lots of 2 inch switchblade cuts, be set on fire, and suffocated with a duck. Fun, no?

Well... today, I got to school late, and then the day was dull and it ended with science, which was very dull. So I had lots of caffeine and went insane and started obsessing over nailing people to the ceiling....

After school i hung out for a while, but couldn't find anyone, so I watched the tennis players, because... oh hell. Vandae, I swear I'll box your ears if you ask about it.

So then i had crew and froze. Really. It was cold and rainy.

Then I went home and watched Edward Scissorhands... that was fun, because i was freezing I put on a nice warm pair of toofles (sorry, weird slang there, slippers) and my pajamas.

And then I did my homework and am going to go to bed. But first i am going to tell you 2 things.

One being that you should visit my friend Vandae's site if you can, she's interesting...

Secondly: Random fact #15: When I used to count I always skipped the number fifteen. Weirdly 'nuff.
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