TWO SIDES TO EVERY STORY.

Twitter.

I have had my Twitter for almost two years now, and I love it! I love being able to express myself, post thoughts, follow bands and get to know people I wouldn't have normally talked to. And because of this I have hooked three of my friends on Twitter. Tweets, are addicting.

But Twitter has a dark side.

This basically goes along the lines of Facebook - has this ever happened to you?
*you get into a fight with a friend, you 'de-friend' them.
*you're mad at someone, or upset, so you make a status update about them, in hopes that they'll read it and realize it was about them.

Twitter is the exact same.

Why must people be so immature? 
In the end, you aren't going to have the same friends throughout your life, everyone knows this, so why make a big production when you lose the friends you once had. Immaturity - the ability for someone to be dumb, annoying, etc. over something idiotic. Get the picture?!

I'm just going to come out and say it. I had three best friends and for one reason for another we drifted apart. No big deal right? Well I didn't think so. But the tweets are just ridiculous. How old are you 7...or 17? Shit happens, and life moves on. Nobody cares how many friends are presented on your Facebook page, and nobody cares how many followers you have on Twitter. You're your own preforming act in your own little world. Congrats.

Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.

Envious in Emerald

I FOUND IT I FOUND I FOUND IT!

This is my prom dress!

And this year, I found it ahead of time, instead of 2 weeks before prom!

Everything is actually falling into place.

1. Found my dress

2. After prom plans are all settled

3. I have a date

4. I figured out how I am asking Andrew (which you all will find out after he is asked)

This is all very surprising considering how badly this year sucks. I think this is a sign, that my future is brightening up.

"Out with the old, and in with the new"

I Wish I Could Read People's Thoughts

I'm a stressful person. I worry about everything at once which makes my mind race like a lunatic! I think about what I did, what I'm going to do, what I have planned to do...and the list goes on. My friend Ashley, the complete opposite. She is probably one of the most relaxed people I know, she just laughs her day away - I envy her. So we both decided to write down our thoughts throughout the day; and if you don't know me very well, you might think I am crazy...

*Why does my car squeak?

*I wonder what will happen if I cut this car off...

*prompromprompromPROM!

*Leadership is officially a waste of a class!

*Meagan's hair looks really pretty today, I wish my hair wasn't pin straight!

*Ugh shouldn't have drank coffee, my uterus is going to fall out!

*I trust hmm... NO ONE.

*If I hit people how much trouble will I get in?

*Staring at this math sheet really makes me want Hibachi.

*Do you feel a draft when your crack hangs out? Or is it just numb from being exposed so much?

*'Jar of Hearts' is on replay in my head!

*Ashley's idea of being 'nice' is making a mentally challenged kid act like an aardvark...

*I love Mazzatta.

*I feel like whenever Nick looks at me he pictures a giraffe.

*Why does my right armpit sweat only?

*Barry has 1 strike...

*One of Andrew's relatives needs to get married so I can attend a Greek wedding, throw a plate and yell 'Opahh!'

*I wish I could tweet my life away

*Who cares if you save 20 cents on cheese, just get out of my lane!

*Seeing Claire made my day

*Ashley and Margaret fight over my love.

*Quoting 'Mean Girls' has become a way of life.

*50 days of school...

*I hate texting, why cant my phone just read my thoughts?!

I have a lot going on. And this was just the inessentials...

Experienced

So about two hours ago I just got out of the car after spending a night up at Oneonta with Maggie. We left school Friday and we took Lena (Maggie's car) on a three hour ride to visit her brother and his friends that were up for the weekend to celebrate Robs 22nd birthday.

My life has now been altered dramatically.

I have never been in a more disgusting environment yet had SO MUCH fun. Rob lives in an apartment with two of his friends, and so when we got there, we met them both plus all the others that were there to celebrate! Maggie and I both learned a lot...

1. If a beer can falls under the heater, it's allowed to stay.
2. Rob is the only person allowed to drink 5 fourlokos
3. Racehorses is also a drinking game.
4. Using a keg is easy.
5. It IS possible to bathe, drink out of a keg and eat mac n cheese all at once.
6. Pong. Nuff said.
7. If your friend wants to sleep on the kitchen counter, let him.
8. It IS possible to make eggs out of beer. 'Keg and eggs'
9. Seniors 11 can beat college guys at 21. BECAUSE WE'RE SENIORS<3
10. If your pee or crap is a different color (blue, orange etc.) stop drinking.

Maggie and I didn't really drink, just for my mom and anyone else who would disapprove, but I'm not going to lie, it was funny as hell to watch everyone else who was drunk. We both know what to expect from college now....so is it August yet?

Class of 2015

I am 99% sure I know where I am headed in life. 99% sure I'm never going to talk to half of the people I talk to now in school. 99% sure I know where I'm going to college. And 100% sure I'm happy with the way my life is headed.

About two weeks ago I went up to Plattsburgh on a volleyball recruit weekend. I met the volleyball coach, the players, I slept over and I got a feel of what college was like. I even got a private tour of their communications department and fell in love. I could picture myself draped in Plattsburgh attire walking down the campus road headed for my afternoon class. I could picture myself pencil to paper as I sat in on a communications class.

I thought Plattsburgh was the right choice for me when I kept having dreams about it - the campus, my roommate, they all greeted me night after night and I knew it was a sign.

I don't care what people think. Sure I could piss away $40,000 or go to a college like Geneseo where they lack in communications - I'm not going to. I've had my head on straight for 17 years. I know what I am capable of and I know how to reach my goals.

Plattsburgh will give me that - and more.