Is this a Dream?!?!

I was heading towards my locker after 6th hour this afternoon and, managing to keep myself from staring at the ground as I walked, I noticed the way people were walking and talking with their friends.  It was weird, it seriously reminded me of Middle School.  I’m getting the feeling that Highschool is basically a bigger version of Middle School…I know it’s easier to comprehend that way.  Although, I keep finding myself comparing my Espanol II maestra to my Espanol I maestra.  It’s weird, sometimes I find myself thinking I’m still in 8th grade, and I keep screwing up on which period I’m in…Weird, huh?

Posted by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 09/23 at 02:52 PM

  1. tongue laughYou will get it under control soon,just don’t panic.  As I said we all went through it!!!

    Posted by Momma on 09/26 at 10:44 AM

  2. Take it from your aunt who wasn’t popular, that people didn’t like and many were scared of The best way to get through high school is to make some friends that you love with all your heart.  They will see you through the tough times, tell you when your being a butt head and help you to laugh when you need one. 
    Then if that doesn’t work you can always talk to your folks, Grandma and me.

    Posted by (JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) on 10/06 at 09:02 PM

  3. OFF THE SUBJECT OF THE POST BUT VERY IMPORTANT!

    You as an individual and a member of a young family must communicate with that family.  They need to know when an important event is coming up in your life.  They want you to have the dress you are going to need and the salon trip.  They want to help make the event a beuatiful memory!  But these things take money, planning, and time.  To have the date’s mother call about what flowers to get and not know your daughter has a date, especially when the event is less than a week away, is embarrassing. It makes people think that your folks don’t care what you do or where you go and that is not true! 
    I realize that you just forgot but as you grow up your duties change and forgot is for little girls not children your age.  (You will notice I didn’t use the word ‘kids’.)  This is not to belittle you but to alert you to what responsiblity comes with age.  I love you and want to be there for you so please take this as advice and not censure.

    Love You, Gram

    Posted by Momma on 10/07 at 09:06 AM

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