Have you ever heard that song by Abba called "Dancing Queen"? Anyway, there's something about being 17 years old in there.... which is the reason I'm posting. I am officially 17, as of the month of November. (Cannot let the actual date slip out!)
I got some really nice black boots for my birthday! Well, actually I stood in line for over an hour to get them, but I didn't pay for them with my money. These boots were on sale on Black Friday - as I had been hoping they would be - so I convinced Mom to get them as a birthday present. As I said, they're really nice boots: probably a three-inch heel, and the top is just below my knee. Dad calls them "go-go" boots. I really like them. :-)
Grandma and Grandpa (set one) gave me some hairthings (purple, of course) and some bath things; set two gave me money with which I renewed my AAA membership. Very nice!
Oh yes, I finally finished The Farm. Had some good description, but it was very sloooooooowww.... like molasses draining out of a quart jar.
I've submitted applications to two colleges, and written half the essays for a third. Aren't you proud of me? :-P
I got some really nice black boots for my birthday! Well, actually I stood in line for over an hour to get them, but I didn't pay for them with my money. These boots were on sale on Black Friday - as I had been hoping they would be - so I convinced Mom to get them as a birthday present. As I said, they're really nice boots: probably a three-inch heel, and the top is just below my knee. Dad calls them "go-go" boots. I really like them. :-)
Grandma and Grandpa (set one) gave me some hairthings (purple, of course) and some bath things; set two gave me money with which I renewed my AAA membership. Very nice!
Oh yes, I finally finished The Farm. Had some good description, but it was very sloooooooowww.... like molasses draining out of a quart jar.
I've submitted applications to two colleges, and written half the essays for a third. Aren't you proud of me? :-P
Comments
Animal Farm is Orwell's.
(I think she's read the last one any way)
Sci-fi.. futuristic... whatever. Socialist nightmares would describe 'em better.
Heh, most guys don't prefer P&P. But it's probably the best "romance" you'll read.
Yes, I do like that type of romance (it seems to be at least somewhat rational!). But P&P also equals amusement. Ever catch the irony and mockery in there? (Especially when concerning Mrs. Bennett....)
Okay, I'll stop making you feel ignorant. :-P