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Hi, I'm Lydia.
I'm your average seventeen-year-old geeky girl. I yell at inanimate objects. I sleep in when I can't afford to. I may or may not have pretended to be Hermione Granger or Ringo Starr in my lifetime.
Don't stop me now.
I love him. I don’t even care who knows it. I still rock out to Life in Cartoon Motion, which is currently in my CD player.
I was doing so well in this “not crying” stage.
I’m all for celebrating and stuff like that, but drunken karaoke loud enough so the people five houses away (aka ME) can hear it is kind of inconsiderate, considering that it’s currently approaching half midnight.
I feel like I’m turning into a middle-aged, grumpy woman.
The Time Has Come (Pikachu’s Goodbye) - Pokemon soundtrack (2. B. A Master disc)
This song was running through my head all through Valedictory. And then they ruined the moment by playing Graduation (Friends Forever).
Which is a shame, because I hellbent on liking it. Oh well, you win some, you lose some.
I remember back in year seven when we’d pick out what colour our dress would be. I always dibsed red, even though I know now that it isn’t the most flattering colour…
I imagined corsages (oh my God) and boys in tuxedos and lush waltzes and bubbly drinks (most likely Mountain Dew, I was the lamest thirteen-year-old in existence) and a ballroom (kind of like the one in the beginning of Anastasia). I imagined so much…
And in the end, we’re going to a vineyard. YAYYYYY WINE.
Not only is he on The Simpsons, he’ll be playing a vampire while mocking Twilight during a Treehouse of Horror episode?!
Can’t wait can’t wait cant wait to see this.
LOL from the article: “… We kept trying to ask him for secrets from the upcoming Harry Potter movie until we realized that they were all in the books.”
I hate technology.
So much is happening right now my head hurts. Last week ever is turning out to be the busiest week ever.
And, since this morning, I’ve been craving red frogs. RED FROGS PEEPS, I WILL CALL YOU NOW AND SAY I’M CELEBRATING SCHOOLIES EARLY. I HAVE A FOOLIE IN MY HOUSE. I WANT PANCAKES AND I CAN’T FIGURE OUT HOW TO PUT EYESHADOW ON HELP MEEEEEEeeeee.
(Yes, that was me melting in this heat. Obviously, my brain is killing me from the inside, which is why this post is probably as non-sensical as me tapdancing on the ceiling like Mr. Astaire.)
Which makes me feel horrible, because I’m a seventeen-year-old girl and he’s a thirty-something-old man. I shouldn’t be taller than him.
If you want to drive me crazy, just break my glasses. I may still be able to see with them, but they’re as uncomfortable as a Christmas party with your enemies.