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Bex (Gennerios!)[Which is funnier? A normal person in a box with cobras? Or a MIME in a box with cobras? Scott says:
but nothing much has happened, at all. Besides being burried under my homework.
Effi says:
There you go.
Effi says:
Rant or find something.
Effi says:
Bash ideas into the ground.
Effi says:
Say how you can't stand anti-relationship people.
Effi says:
Smoking pot isn't good, for young children. Write about that.
Effi says:
Talking about dancing.
Effi says:
Qrite a list of things that make you nervous or giggle or tired.
Effi says:
*Write
Bex (Gennerios!)[Which is funnier? A normal person in a box with cobras? Or a MIME in a box with cobras? Scott says:
So you just basically want me to ramble pointlessly so that you'll have something to read?
Effi says:
Yes.

The stuff in italics? Yeah, and actual tidbit of an MSN convo. Effi has willed me ever so loudly to blog. I won't rant about how much homework I have, because that's just plain old stupid and whiney.

Maybe I will voice my opinions on anti-reltionship people though, however it will ot be along the lines of 'I hate anti-relationship people' because that would imply that wether or not a person is anti-relationship makes or breaks a friendship. It also implies that I hate people, I don't think I honestly hate anyone.

Anyways, I know that Effi is anti-relationship, but she has her reasons. I'm not really sure what it means to be anti or pro relationship. As the majority (if not all) of you who read this journal know, I am in a relationship right now. But what constitutes as being pro-relationship? My view on relationships in general is that you sure as cheese( I say sure of cheese because I am rather sure about the concept of cheese) don't need a relationship to survive. It's not a really important factor in life when you're the age we are now. There are more important things to worry about, (ie school, friends, possible a job, the general confusion that is teenager) and to take a point of Effi, chances are better then not that when you graduate something will happen to your relationship should you have one.

That being said, if you really like someone and they happen to show an interest in you, by all means go for it. You could have something really special with that person and it would make you incredibly happy, and being happy is something most people could stand to have a little more of in their lives. Wether or not it's love (cuz that's a really strong four-letter word) being with someone you care for is just plain old great. Even if it ends up ending because of graduation, or maybe something worse.

As of right now, I love Scott. I don't know where it'll be in a few years. I'll cross that bridge when I come to it.

Second Point: Smoking pot isn't good for young children. Period.

Third Point: I like dancing, it combines exercise with making a complete a** of yourself, often whilest a large corwd of people are doing the exact same thing as you.

Things that make me nervous/giggle/tired (you get to pick which thing goes with what) :
- Fluffy things
- Alice in Wonderland
- Public Speaking
- Dancing
- Friends
- Homework
- Sleep
- Sugar
- English class
- Unit tests
- Math
- Hugs
- Scanners
- Wacky hair-styles
- Inside jokes
- Soccer
- Band
- BWWE
- Squirrels
- My job

La fin

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