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I've been depraved of The Wiggles for a few days. 

So much homework that I had next to no time to sit down and watch a few minutes of a DVD. I hope I can find time tonight amongst all my homework. Aside from a select few friends, they're the only thing keeping me sane right now!

Not much to report today. Just a lot of homework. I couldn't make an entry yesterday on Anthony's REAL birthday and was really much too busy to do anything so I celebrated it the day before as you can see from the post on May 7th. I still wanna wish him a Happy Birthday again, anyway!

And now, off to Wiggleless homework land... Boooooooo~

Swamped Like The Dickens,

Taylor

P.S. - Tonight's the night I try to persuade my mother and father into letting me meet up with Danielle at King's Island and get the Wiggledancing DVD off Amazon. Sheesh, wish me luck with that duo! ;] I'll need it~

Happy Birthday Anthony!

  • May. 7th, 2007 at 3:21 PM
Blackest Tears
BANG SHANG A LANG. <3

Yes, I discovered Murray Cook's band just the other day. Boy am I slow on the train or what? I'm gonna go crazy trying to hunt down each and every CD they've ever made. I love them! Yay for audio samples on their website~

By the sound of it you'd think I had a pretty good day eh? I kind of did. Well, it wasn't good - but it wasn't bad! Just average. Which is how I like it best, you know? Nice and normal... feels good. Oooh so good.

I'm a little scared though! When on the phone with a friend last night (into this morning, haha) she mentioned that the episode of The Wiggles coming on Playhouse Disney was dated 2007. That gave me a nervous chill. If that's the case, that would mean it's a Sam episode instead of a Greg episode... I have it recorded since I miss both episodes becuase of school, but... I'm terrified to put the tape in! I'm hoping that I see Greg when I press play.

If I ever press play...

But before I close this post out, I just wanna give a huge shout out to Anthony Field! HAPPY BIRTHDAY BLUE! I hope you have a good one, and here's to a great round of touring this summer in the UK and the States. Here, here! *Toasts a class of sparkling cider.*

Chipper As... Whatever's Constantly Chipper,

Taylor

P.S. - If we can get one more friend to go to this Teddy Geiger (sp?) concert with us, we can go to a Meet and Greet to see him and talk to him! I'm not a diehard fan or a fangirl or anything of the sort ,and in fact I think I may have heard only two or so of his songs - none being in my iPod. But still... he's famous!

Class of Twenty-Ten...

  • May. 4th, 2007 at 10:42 PM
Artistic 2010

Yep, you got that right!

I've started up a community for those graduating either high school or college in 2010. If you are, feel free to join up. The name of the community is listed as: xclass_of_2010x

If you want to run a search for it so you can join, type "class of 2010" in the search bar and make sure you're searching Interests. Look for the "xclass_of_2010x" community name on the list and join up! Give a shout out to friends, family, your school, boyfriends and girlfriends or whomever! Even share experiences from your schooling in high school or college so far...

[/shameless plug]

Love Always,

Taylor

Orthodontists, BITE ME.

  • May. 4th, 2007 at 3:18 PM
Blue Goth

"Those lying jerkoffs."

I don't think I've ever been this pissed off in my life. On top of some social crap that went down today (not in the mood to post about it) my braces are apparently not ready to come off. Once again, the orthodontists have lied to me about my braces. I'm SICK of being lied to.

Would it kill them to tell me the truth just one time? Freaks.

Anyway, now I've got a two week extention on these freaking things. Lovely! Joy! Oh rapture! DAMN IT.

Last time I went there they didn't even give me a tightening. They just told me to come back on May 4th at 8:30 AM to get them off. Instead, today they put chains across the top and bottom rows. It hurts like hell, is giving me one friggin' monster headache, and I can't chew anything.

They could have given me the chains when I went last time so today I'd be ready to get them off. My father said the only reason they didn't do that was to get one more appointment fee out of us. Those rip-off doctors are so expensive it's insane. Their charges should be criminal.

Okay... I'm done talking about it. Seriously, I'm so sick of having to mention it. This way if I post up the damn story here I can just send my LJ link to my friends. They read it so I don't have to speak. I've been so unlike me today it's scary. Pardon me if I snap at you or something... I don't mean it.

Practically In Tears,

Taylor

P.S. - Orthodontists, BITE ME.

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  • May. 3rd, 2007 at 2:34 PM
Story of a Girl

Ugh, I knew that freaking drama llama couldn't possibly stay away too long. God forbid I have one week without something happening.

You're probably wondering what's got me all POed so I'll state it as breifly as I can, being as I really don't want to keep reliving this story...

As you may or may not know, I had that interview with the head of the school today for that story I'm writing in journalism. (It's mentioned in my other entries below.) I'm honored that I got to sit down in the board room of school board rooms where big names in the entire state of New Jersey have once sat. I'll admit it was a bit indimitating. But nevertheless, after he was done talking on the phone the school head came in and talked to me, answering all my questions and then some.

I didn't expect the interview to take more than twenty minutes, but alas it took fourty-five. I had spent all of 3rd period in the big scary board room interviewing a guy who could taint my permanent record with the click of a mouse. Not to mention everything he said completely killed my article... I was going to bash school security for my opinion article and he made that impossible to do.

Nevertehless, once the experience was over (and no, I don't want to do it again) I had to wait for his third secretary to get off the phone. His first and second were out at the moment, so his third had to issue me the pass to go to what was now 4-5th period. (It's a double period. Blech.)

The pass said my destination was room 177 in the Patton Building, but I was to show this to my journalism teacher upstairs in the Anthony Building (where the school head's office was convienently located as well). It was only a short walk away.

We... had a substitute apparently. Instead of my journalism teacher sitting at the desk, it was some very grumpy old lady. Emphasis on grumpy and old. She seemed to hate me from the moment I innocently walked through the door to let her know I was not skipping class, but was at a very important interview for my story.

She didn't even believe me! She thought I skipped class! SHE THOUGHT I FORGED THE PASS I SHOWED HER! She even took the pass and didn't give it back to me becasue she thought, since I had apparently forged this pass, that if she were to show it to the higher-ups in administration I would get some negative points on my school record. THE PASS WAS REAL, LADY. I'M A GREAT STUDENT AND I DON'T APPRICIATE BEING DISSED LIKE THAT.

Anyway, now that she's keeping my pass I can't show it to my Spanish teacher. I told this substitute since I needed to go to Spanish now, she would have to write me a pass so I wasn't marked as late/skipping. Without using the words "go fuck yourself", that's basically what she told me to do. She wrote me a pass but when it came to writing the time on it, she put down 10:00 AM (the time that the bell rings to give you six minutes to get to your next class, in my clase Spanish). Strange, I thought, it's about seven minutes past 10 already.

It didn't take long for me to find out why she was giving me a pass that would do me no good. She didn't want to give me one, and thought I didn't "deserve" one. With that said, she gave me the useless piece of torn paper with the useless pass information written messily in pink highlighter and told me to "go away". I stormed out of the room, stomping all the way over to the Patton Building and slumping into my seat in Spanish.

Ms. Beltran, my Spanish teacher, was a complete saint about it and for that I am completely grateful. Despite the fact that the only pass I had to shower her was a dud, she trusted my words when I told her about the interview and substitute, and told me my lateness would not count against me. "You don't have to worry." Those words I needed to hear.

There was still the fact of the matter that the evil, nameless substitute marked me down as SKIPPING CLASS. Well, that shouldn't be too big of a problem.

My friends had asked me what happened to make me late, so I told them the story minus a lot of details while we walked to Geometry on the other side of the Patton Building. I had finished the tale as we entered the classroom. Being as my teacher was outside the room and heard part of my story, she asked me what had happened.

So - AGAIN - I told the story in brief minus details to her. She told me I don't have to worry about being marked down as skipping my 3rd period journalism class. If I was, she would make sure that did not happen. I have to thank her too for helping my ass get saved.

Well... that's pretty much the end of the story. As of right now I'm a class-skipper (also known as someone who cuts class) and my story for journalism is toast. I can't write it. After weeks of work this interview blew it up. Well, there goes my grade. Darn.

Frustrated and Confused,

Taylor

P.S. - At least my braces come off tomorrow morning at 8:30 AM. That's got to be the only thing keeping me from going nuts right now. And no, my parents told me I can't go to Bamboozle (see previous entry) either. So yeah... it's deffinetly the braces keeping me from going nuts. If I'm going to die, can I at least have the braces off first?

Flavored Water Owns!

  • May. 2nd, 2007 at 3:43 PM
Punky Skirt
G'day!

Once again, I don't know why it's a good day. I've got a splitting heachace that's been with me since 9th period (the class before the last one) and school's long since been dismissed. I still can't shake it from me and I'm considering taking some Excedrin. Not like it ever helps, but what else can I do?

I played quite a game of "tag" so to say, trying to snag an interview for my story in journalism. I'm cracking down on our school's lockdown procedure in my opinion article, you see? And I needed to snag a minimum of two interviews for my story, and that doesn't include quoted student opinions. So naturally, I picked the head of the freshman class (who is very active in school saftey, etc.) and the head of the school.

I had to schedule an appointment with the school head that isn't until tomorrow (cripes, I don't feel like going through this interview process again) but I managed to FINALLY get my other interview with the freshman head today. 

I was supposed to come to his office at lunch, but when I got there, he wasn't in. Lovely. I waited and waited and before I knew it lunch was over and 9th period had begun. I was still in the office about ten minutes after 9th period's start and ended up talking to a higher-up in my school who told me I should come back before the day's through.

"But I'm in the other building for my last class so I'd have to skip out on the final 15 minutes of World Cultures," I stated.

He only replied, "Then so be it. You'll be given permission to leave class and acess the administrative offices at that time, Miss. Journalistic students are respected in this school."

That is the BIGGEST load of crap I've ever heard in my life. The journalists in my school are anything but respected; we're oppressed! Our "freedom of speech" has been anything but "freedom" since our journalism teacher got dismissed from the board that monitors our paper. And they dismissed her for fighting for our rights. How sad.

Anyway, I begged the hell out of my 10th period teacher to let me go to this interview. My grade is too dependant upon it to screw this story up. And just as it was 15 minutes before the end of the school day, he turned to me in the middle of his lecture and went, "You can go."

THANK THE LORD ALMIGHTY!!!

I ran out of that classroom with all my stuff at the speed of light and sound combined! (... not really, just a metaphor, kthnx) When I got to the other building where the Freshman and Sophomore Administrative Offices are I only had to wait about five minutes to get in for my interview. I scored some pretty awesome quotes and great stuff I can use for my story to make it a LOT stronger than the weak piece of crap it is now. Remember kids, without quotes from sources, your journalistic papers are junk! =)

Ironically, the second the interview is over and he goes to issue me a hall pass to return to the other building, we both see it's 1:50 PM. School's over! By the time I get out to the front offices and grab my stuff, the bell sounds as loud as ever and I'm off! I had to run like a crazy person to get to my bus on time too... how on earth do the bus students who end their day in that building do it?

I got to go crazy with my iPod on the ride home, watching videos and listening to music I added last night (39 new songs and 2 new videos!), which made the ride a lot less boring. After that I just threw my school stuff inside and told my father I was going out for a short walk up and down the block with my iPod.

My walk ended with the sound of my father beeping the horn of his car, asking me if I'd like to come with him to my brother's school to pick him up. (He's in middle school so he gets out later, but also goes in later than I.) I decided it was fine with me and went to go get Donny with my father.

After that it was a trip to the bank where I picked up $100 out of my account for myself. My birthday isn't until October so I need something to live in through the end of school and all summer! Plus, with the two (and possibly three) concerts I already know I'm going to, I'm gonna drop some serious cash.

I'm hoping to go to Bamboozle (... am I even spelling that right?) this weekend as tickets are still availible last I was told, and Megan invited me along to go moshing with her. Spending Saturday rocking out to a bunch of awesome bands in "the pit" with a friend sounds like fun to me! Just gotta get my parents to agree to let me go... AHAHAHA, wish me luck with that.

Singing Off,

Taylor

I Feel Pretty... Oh So Pretty~ <3

  • May. 1st, 2007 at 3:19 PM
I Dig Music
Hey hey, yo yo... I'm coming back here for a second entry, so I guess I must like this place.

I joined a few communities last night and posted a few comments. I might put up a story in one community soon. I plan to before the week is out.

Today was a pretty good day... here's the class by class breakdown.

Honors Biology was a bit boring and I got a good amount of homework from it, but nothing compared to the monster assignment last night. 

I didn't have P.E. today because it was a lab day, but we ended up watching a movie on viruses as our lab... I won't argue there! Beats doing a lab write-up! 

Journalism was just running throughout the Anthony Building (my high school has two, two-story buildings: the Anthony Building and Patton Building) scheduling interviews and stuff. 

Spanish was uneventful; our second day with a substitute. We had to translate pages out of our textbook but it wasn't that hard. As long as you study the vocab in that class you can pass. Hm... 

Geometry was boring and I got homework in it, but I got my notebook check back. 87% (B+)... yaaay, I didn't fail like I thought I would! I usually get Cs or Ds on notebook checks even though I'm an A/B student.

Lunch was nuts, though. I just bought some poptarts and drank my Vitamin Water so I could run off to do an interview with the head of the freshman class, but when I got there, I found out he wasn't in today. Haha... oh, the irony.

Honors English was interesting. We talked more about "Great Expectations", the book we're reading. It's yet another book by the famous Charles Dickens who - aside from "A Christmas Carol" - bores me to death. At least we spent the majority of class talking about Australia and Family Guy. Yay for having a teacher who lets us go on tangents!

Lastly, World Cultures was as quick and repetitive as ever. Go in class, sit down, take out notebook, wait for class to start, copy notes off the board, listen to teacher's rant on something totally unrelated to whatever the lesson that day is, take an extremely easy quiz, pack up, leave class to walk to the buses and GO HOME.

Yeah... I dunno why today was good, honestly. I guess because there wasn't any real drama. Shocker. Just two more days of school left this week! I'm out Friday to get my acursed braces taken off. Finally, after all these years!

Hyper As Ever,

Taylor

Salutations!

  • Apr. 30th, 2007 at 7:07 PM
Punk Rock
Uh, um, yeah... hello!

>.> I'm such a n00b- COUGH, YOU HEARD NOTHING.

Alrighty so as you can see, this is my first entry here at LJ. I've been to this website a bajillion times before but now I'm here to join up in some communities and post things as well as chat with some friends. I still can't believe I registered... as if I need to belong to yet another website? Me and my mouth; I never shut up!

Hm, what else could I possibly say...? Ah yes, I'm blowing off a bunch of homework to register and post this. Haha, won't my teachers be proud of me! I want to be a teacher myself - dont' get me wrong - but c'mon, I'm not going to waste my healthy teen years acting strict now am I? I didn't think so.

LOOSEY GOOSEY, BABY! LOOSEY GOOSEY! [/School of Rock]

So yeah... uh... I dunno, post a comment or something? o.O Just say hi, even if I don't know you. I don't bite, I'm just a tad insane. (And by tad, I mean nearly completely.) So what if I overdose on sugar 24/7? It isn't illegal and it's the best way to get high without the damaging affects of drugs. And for the record, I'm very anti-drug and anti-alcohol so don't even think for a moment I'd touch that stuff.

Oh wow, look how talkative I am. I'll totally shut up now, kthnxbai. <3

Love Always,

Taylor