Laughter

Do you ever think about how much you laugh in a day? Well, Holly and I did today and we decided that it's a lot, which of course made us laugh even more. I laugh about everything, whether it's funny or not. Like today when Holly scared in Panera, or we tricked Caroline into thinking that Victoria had actually shown up. Or when Mrs. Shaia is dancing around the classroom saying, "Dear Jesus, this is wonderful!". I love to laugh. I'm really loving life right now. There's no drama at school. Last year when I sort of "switched" to a different group of friends after Hayden moved, the drama was gone. And I love it. It wasn't Hayden at all, don't take it that way! I think we all know who it was - Katie. And I don't hold anything against her anymore. I've forgiven her for the past and we're moving on into the present. I'm actually going over to her house on Sunday but she isn't someone who I want to have a close relationship with. Anyway, this post in a nutshell is basically "Laugh as much as you breathe, and love as long as you live."

Hayden

In two days, my best friend in the entire world will be 15 years old. We met when we were both 6, in first day. We were introduced under a tree. Great story, huh? It really is, because it began the best friendship I could've ever imagined. I can tell Hayden anything. I probably tell her way more than she's interested in knowing but she just acts like she cares anyway. She always stands up for me and bitchslaps people on demand. I can trust her and our inside jokes are endless. Between naming an impulse buy marble collection, attempting to kill a fly with a baby blanket, getting stuck at the top of an elevator, talking to a gay dude via text, and donald duck the sex toy, we've got it all covered. Hayden is the bestest friend ever in the whole entire world. I love her. And for the record: Hayden, dear, you aren't spoiled. You are amazing. You are smart. You are gorgeous. You are my breast friend. And I love you dearly.

Cruise excitement!

We're going on our cruise in just a few days! I am incredibly excited. We've been so excited for this for so long -- it's going to be amazing! I also got a new phone. I got the Samsung Impression and I love it. It's really neat! I'm planning on getting a new camera (hopefully before the trip *fingers crossed*). I'm hoping we can even go this weekend sometime. School is still great. I'm doing well (for the most part) and love most of my teachers. I don't like my geometry teacher at all, and I think my computer teacher may really be a man but other than that, I'm enjoying it. It's fun. I'm looking at it this way: If I love it now, it's only going to get better. Boy, do I hope that it's true.

Taylor Swift!

Last night, we saw Taylor Swift. The experience was one that I'll never forget. It was a hilarious night before the concert started. Kelsey kept yelling, "Look, there's Taylor Swift!" and pointing in a certain director or, "Whoa, is that Martina McBride?" The looks on people's faces were so funny. We made friends with a creeper on the light rail. He told us that "Taylor puts on a hell of a show." He was frightening. We also saw a 40 year old-ish guy wearing a flowered Taylor Swift t-shirt. I've never laughed so hard in my life. Then, the concert started. Gloriana did really well and Kellie Pickler was amazing! In between Kellie and Taylor, my mom went out to get us ice cream and came back and said that Kellie had walked right by her and was signing things. We went out and she was right in front of me! It was amazing. She signed my ticket. She was so sweet. Then, Taylor came out. She dazzled everyone there. She was stunningly gorgeous and is such a good performer. It was unbelieveable. At one point, she came out onto this island thing. She was right in front of me, as you can see in the picture. I didn't zoom at all. She was that close. After she was done, she squeezed my hand and smiled. I was starstruck. It was overall, an amazing, amazing, amazing night. Thank you mom for taking us!