when everything feels like the movies, yeah you BLEED just to know you're alive

Remember that time when Meagan and I looked like we had just committed a murder? Okay, so yesterday in A & P, we were going over our blood study guide, when all of a sudden, I felt the cool, thin, trickle in my nose that let me know I was about to have a bloody nose. So I quickly put my hands over mi nariz, and ran over to the sink to grab some paper towels. Then, without any sympathy from Shonda, I went down to the bathroom, and when I threw away the very bloody paper towels, I looked at my hands, and they looked like I had just killed someone...
Now, Meagan's story:
Ironically, 1 minute after I came back from the bathroom, we started our little "prick your finger and squeeze the blood out to find your blood type" activity. Why I didn't just use my nose blood, I don't know. So, I opted out of the activity since I had had enough of blood for one day, and I already knew my blood type (A+, betch!). Anyway, we were all standing around one of the lab tables, Meagan across from me, and I was focusing more on the funny situation of a certain football player being afraid of a little needle. So, I looked up to see how Meagan was doing, and instead of neat little drops of blood being pushed out of her finger onto the test paper, she somehow managed to get blood all over her hands, and not even enough blood on her little card. Don't ask me why.

After school, I started my new internship at World Fest, which is the company that puts on the international film festival here each year. My job is just office work, basically, so yesterday I had to start updating their database with tons of info for every newspaper in Houston and the surrounding areas. And no joke, I'm doing it on an old floppy disk database program from the 80s. You don't use a mouse, and you type in commands like, "find Friendswood Gazette". It took a while for me to get used to it. And I had to do it for like 2 and half hours so my back hurt really bad. But the people there are really nice, so it's all good!

Today was the choir TAPPS stuff. We did well... I think we got all 1s. "The Awakening" was totally B.A. After school, Katie and I went on an hour and a half long bike ride through the streets of our Memorial 'hood. It was so pretty outside! But when Katie wanted to throw her Smoothie King cup in someone's yard because she didn't want to hold it anymore, I said, "how would you feel if someone threw their trash in your yard?!" and she responded with, "I wouldn't care! I'd get my maid to go out there and pick it up." Oh, Kates.

Goodbye for now!


This is just like the Academy Award winning movie Crash!