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Today we tried 3 day old chocolate chip cookies and week old multi grain crackers. They tasted normal maybe because they were sealed in Ziploc bags. Chocolate chip cookies were crumbly and airy (probably this is normal). Multi grain cookies tasted no difference from fresh ones. Why did we even waste our energy and time on this post? Its not like we tried 100 year old cookies. This just shows how boring our lives are :) -jen and ♫
Dear Diary,
I am suffering from Social Studies. We have a test tomorrow. I hate studying. Yay……-jen and ♫ Today was Bluegrass at South High. Its a day where all the clubs provide food for sponsors. All the food was around $1-5 so it wasn't too bad, but it does cost more than what you would buy outside. For example: In-n-Out at Bluegrass was $5 for a hamburger compared to buying a hamburger from In-n-Out would be $2ish. We went to the cafeteria for an introduction then going out on campus where all the clubs were at. I didn't know what to expect but it was a lot more about the food than actually looking at the clubs. I got a milk tea boba for $3 and shared a spam masubi 2 for $5. I wasn't necessarily full but wasn't hungry either. I think because of all the super tall people, big campuses, high school in general caused me to lose my appetite. I didn't actually have time to look at the clubs because there were trash everywhere, huge crowds, and I couldn't even find myself. I hope high school isn't what I'm imagining right now:/ -jen
L0ve is strange isn't it? When "love" is heard, romance is the first that comes into mind. But love can be anything. Love for games, people, or other objects. I feel like love is what keeps this world in work. You find jobs that you love and gain money. You find hobbies that you love and spend your time on it. You love another person and keep your generation alive. Love doesn't have a specific definition to it, but it's like a strong desire. What you love cannot be stopped, unless a new thing attracts your mind to forget the past. Every human has experienced love at least once. If not, they are losing an important part of humanistic emotions. Everyone has different types of love for different types of things, and each person should cherish that. You are loved even though you may not notice it. ;)
-Jam Cookie Love is also another kind of strange topic to discuss. In romance novels and movies, it all seems so incredibly easy. And then you step back into reality and suddenly it's really intimidating. I never talk about this sort of thing with anyone, really.
Being in a relationship seems great and hard at the same time. There are pros and cons just like everything else in life. Everyone says, "just be yourself." I'd like to believe that, and I see how that's better than acting like someone you're not, but it's a lot harder than it seems. Naturally, you want to impress the person you like, and that's hard to do if your personality isn't what they like. Love is complicated, and I'm not planning on figuring it out anytime soon. ~♫ Love seems so complicated. Scary. Unpredictable. There is no correct answer to love. How to love. How to enjoy time with your loved ones. How to communicate with them. How to get a perfect boyfriend/girlfriend. I'm a person who needs everything to be correct and needs everything work out perfectly. Love isn't one of an assignment that has a correct answer. My grandparents are always like: "When are you getting a boyfriend? When I was your age, I had tons of boyfriends". They're always pressuring me to get a boyfriend but I'm like too young even though at school 6th graders have relationships. :p -jen
Death is a pretty touchy subject. I've never been to a funeral, never actually experienced anything that sad. To be honest, I've never really thought about death. I mean, it happens, and it's a tragedy, but I never really think about it. It happens often in movies or TV shows, and those kinds of scenes are always sad, but they move on. Actually, I've thought more about what happens after you die, and I don't have an answer, because obviously, I'm not dead. Who knows what happens after death? It's not like someone can die, come back to life for a few minutes to tell everybody what it's like after death, then die again. One thought that always occupies me whenever I think about death is whether you live more than once. Like, was I someone (or something) else before the life I'm living now? I really want the answer to that question. For some weird reason, I think about that almost every day. Maybe in the future we'll figure out the answer to all these weird questions.
~♫ Death. Death is so known but yet so unknown. Death is so sudden that you don’t know what even happened. Death is so close yet so far. But death to me sounds so relaxing. I always feel like death will give you a second chance, a second chance to live. Death doesn't seem like a big deal. I sorta want to experience death but also not be dead at the same time. -Jen
My family. They drive me crazy, but I depend on them.
I live in the US with my mom, dad, little brother, and two dogs. A typical family. All my other relatives live in Japan, which means we have a reunion like every other year. In the summer. In Japan. Where it gets so hot and so incredibly humid that after you take a shower, one second passes and you're desperate for another shower. Having a little brother has its ups and downs. On one hand, it's not bad to have someone with you when you're bored. On the other, it's not so great when you want to be left alone and all they have on their to-do list is pestering you. When I was younger I wished I was a twin. Other times I wanted to be an only child. I also wondered what it wuld be like to have an older sister, or even a middle child. I'm not sure what I want now. I have two dogs. Finally. I've been asking for a dog for years. And I mean years. Even before kindergarten I wanted a dog, and finally, I have two. I didn't think it was possible, but I love dogs even more. Of course, they're not perfect, but are awesome companions. Just throwing this out there, but instead of buying dogs from breeders, you should adopt them from shelters. That's it so far about my family. I love them, they love me (at least, I hope they do), and I live a very normal life, which depends on your definition of normal, but whatever. :) ~♫ |
*These stories are opinions so don't take them too seriously.
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