My dad comes home today. My mom's going to get him right now.

My speech idea was a failure, so I'm gonna have to go for cheesy and not controversial now.

There is a show at the Bright House tonight, and Coquelicot is playing.

Douglas is doing a photo shoot of me and Yashvi tomorrow.

Madison comes to town Friday.

I leave for camp in a week.








Bleck. So my new speech idea is this: Things in the media, such as Harry Potter, are constantly changing and evolving, even after they are "over," because of things that people who read/watch/etc these medias do.

I have to have my outline sent in by the 15th, but that's basically the 10th, since Madison's coming to town.


When me and Aaron were practically dating, I told Madison we were, and that I really wanted her to meet him. I haven't told her we're not anymore, but I did ask if he would hang out with us, and I'm really excited for that.








On the fourth Aaron and I hung out. He came to watch fireworks with me. He said he didn't think Yashvi was as hot as everyone seemed to think. Is it awful that that made me feel really good about myself? He didn't say anything about me being prettier than she is, but the fact that she doesn't think she's just drop dead gorgeous made me happy.

Maybe it's because she wears a lot of make up and straightens her hair and frets over her appearance, and he still doesn't think she's all that hot. Because I don't do any of that, and he obviously has to be attracted enough to me to kiss me.

Maybe it's because she tries so hard and I don't, and he still thinks I'm pretty.

Maybe I should stop obsessing over him...

I get what you mean.
Knowing a guy I like doesn't think another girl is hot makes me feel like I'm going up in the ranks, hehe.
» Unicornasaurus on 2008-07-08 05:35:24

Hmm, very subtle of him. :P

If you try to stop obsessing it could just get worse. :S
» randomjunk on 2008-07-08 06:41:22

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