Well, I graduated. That feels so weird to say. I had wanted to get graduation over with just so I could get away from something or someone.. but now that it's over I don't know what to think. I think it just hit me that I probably won't be seeing a lot of my "friends" again. I mean you always have those friends at school, and then those friends that you actually hang out with outside of it. Well..now I'm outside of high school for good and I'm going to miss those who were in it with me.

Growing up is tough.

Edit:
So I just downloaded AIM and am using it for the first time in about 2 years..I don't know who half the people on my buddylist are.

I don't think I mentioned in here but in the past couple months I saw Yellowcard and Amber Pacific in concert. Normally this wouldn't be a big deal because I go to concerts all the time, but these times were different. Why? I first saw Yellowcard in 9th grade with Megan Stokes and Brittany Shupein. I believe if you go way back in my entries, I have this crazy entry that I believe is in all caps because I was that happy afterward haha. It was my first real, small show. Then just a few weeks ago I also saw Amber Pacific. It was Matt's (the lead singer) last show so Katie and I spent the little money we had to go to it. We were pretty bummed though because Paul and Justin (who love Amber Pacific way more than we do) couldn't go because of the play. Well about halfway through the opening bands, we realized that they could probably get to the concert in time to see Amber Pacific so I text Justin to let him know. Needless to say when him and Paul got out of the play, they rushed with Eleanor and Bri to the show..rushed so much that they got a ticket on the way there haha. But they still made it and Amber Pacific were only about 2 songs into their set. It was awesome to see Justin Willis of all people go insane and just be so happy over one band's music. Anyway, I also saw them my freshmen year when they came to play at our high school. (They graduated from our school! How cool is that?) Anyway, going to these concerts felt like real closure for high school I guess. I mean, I started high school with these bands and I ended high school with these bands. And I know it sounds so dorky, but it would have been tough to make it through without them, especially Yellowcard (shoutout to the bitchfight with Brian's sister over them hahahaha) and I'm just happy I got to go to those shows and see them again. Alright, I'm done ranting. =)

Meh.
I think we're all in the same place :-/ I don't really know what to think about it either. It's a relief, but at the same time I can already feel a little twinge of homesickness...not being away from my house, but being away from my old life. I don't want to leave people behind, but I know I have to, and that's so depressing. I was morbid for days after the Moving Up Assembly -_-

It's ok though, you won't lose Shoe :) The family can have a big reunion at Western when me and Albert come up to visit the women....and I'll figure out how to capture Rediet and bring her with us. Where's she going to school?
» The-Muffin-Man on 2008-06-16 01:20:31

Just kidding.
Figured it out...there's that map in the Eagle Eye, which I should've remembered to begin with because I used to be on staff. When I went to that school o_0

Weird...

Anyways, I wanted to congratulate you on finding good music before anybody else. I remember you posted a blog about The Format waaaay back, and I tried to find some of their music, but there was nothing on the Internet. And now...bam. Popular. I lurv them.
» The-Muffin-Man on 2008-06-16 01:24:49

Reading this made me think o what will happen in two years when I graduate. Dont lose touch with the people who you love, and helped you through it all. Every. One. Matters.
» Brutaly on 2008-06-16 01:28:18

Bwahah
I don't think I've ever seen Justin go insane, but in Chelan, Truth or Dare produced some interesting Justin moments haha.

Sadly, I've never been to a concert before in my life. I've never liked a band THAT MUCH to go....the only ones that come close are probably Snow Patrol, Motion City, Dragonforce, and The Format (surprise, surprise). I dunno, I think I'd just feel awkward standing there amidst a crowd of pumped up people, but who knows I might get crazier in the moment of things....because good music can do that to you. Speaking of good music, my iPod happens to be making some right now. "Calling all cops and autobots, I hope that you're still there..."

Wow, I remember that little skirmish between you and my sister. That's back before AIM got stupid with their newer, more stupider and complicated interface. I tried installing it once and it put all of this AOL junk onto Internet Explorer, so I banished it.

Oh, and Paul's lucky butt got a pair of Dango's signed sticks at Grad Night, but you probably already knew that
» The-Muffin-Man on 2008-06-16 04:12:21

Good night Garbage Can
» The-Muffin-Man on 2008-06-16 04:26:25

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