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English Class
Omg were watching the earnest green movie and its really breaking my heart to watch it. I mean it’s just wow. It pulls at my heart strings to see this, and it makes me wanna vomit to a point. I mean he flipped out the pocket knife and it makes me wanna puke thinking he’s going to be killed. It’s just making me feel so sick to watch it, I wanna cry, and I just want to help him so badly.

Web Design
Though I’m in web design, I’m still mad about religion class. I’m also tired so in brief description is that in the religious places were going to we have to cover from our wrists to ankles. I’m cool with that but we have to stay within uniform rules and uhh! I don’t own the long sleeve shirt and I don’t want to wear my sweat shirt because I know I’ll get hot and want to take it off. I can’t though because we have to be covered. I don’t wanna rent a nasty a** sweater from the stupid attendance office just because those things are just nasty as hell, and I’m not sure but I think they charge? She won’t let me wear my long sleeve robotics shirt underneath. Its got like nothing on it except the sleeve. Even that isn’t horrible because all the numbers are is the robotics team number

That was Tuesdays journal and I forgot to post it up xD but um now its Thursday and another morning of my mother rushing me up. It was ridiculous she said she called me freaking 3 times and damn it Did she really have to rub that in my face? I mean come on she won’t ever listen to me when I tell her I can’t fall asleep no matter how early I get to bed! Grrrr! She just doesn’t get and it and keep telling me to go to bed early. I just wanna punch her in the face sometimes…oh well. The religion fieldtrip was good. The Buddhist monks were the most boring strangely enough, the Jewish synagogue was the most interesting, and the Muslim mosque was the most informative. Id also like to say that the Muslim religion was quite nice and I loved how It aliped to everyone. I just liked it a lot; it made sense to me unlike a lot of things in my own religion.