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June 29, 2007
The truth can't hurt today
Wow. Just, wow. I didn't think there would ever be so much about me that people admired. This is one of those days on which everything is -WOWMIGAWD-. And it's sort of cool, as long as you don't overdo it. Today made that mistake.
Today in school was Truth's Day, which is my favorite day of the year. The last schoolday in June, ever since somewhere in the eighties has been Truth's Day. The idea behind it? Well, for once, you tell everyone the truth about everything. You can also correct lies that you've told before. Ah, it's an amazing thing. But it's never been as confusing as this one. Here comes a shit-ass long Journal entry! But meh, if you know anything about me, you're used to those.
My first period was Dutch, as I live in Holland. The first thing that happens to me is Daniel walking my way, dumping a sandwich on my table. "Sorry," he said, "But last year I stole some money from you to buy lunch, so... Here's a return favor." He did his puppydog eyes and I blinked. "Um... Sure?" Then he's dissappeared, but at least I got breakfirst.
Truth's Day is also always fun because a lot of teachers actually participate. I had a big laugh when David asked my Dutch teacher, who is a really shy and fragile little woman, "Hey, Miss Green, what's your favorite position?" The poor woman blushed and mumbled something incoherent. It was funny, but... Well, I pitied her. During that class, a poor girl got broken up with over the phone. She collapsed on the ground crying and for one second there, I cursed the existance of Truth's Day: her boyfriend had confessed to not loving her anymore and cheating on her.
Second period: History. While walking there with Lindsey, she told me that a girl had confessed that she is in love with Lin's boyfriend... Drama. During history class, Mark passed me a note. It said: "Hi. Well, I was going to ask you out a year or so ago, but Chase got to you first. Bummer. Took me weeks to get over it. I just thought you should know." I wrote back: "You liked me? You actually liked me of all people?" His reply: "Yeah. I know I can get a lot of girls, but... You just always seemed like a special one." So, the most popular guy in my grade had a crush on me, and thinks that I'm a special girl.
Third period: English. Yay! My favorite class. When I walked in and greeted the teacher (we're pretty good friends), she smiled at me and said: "Oh, by the way, You aced that test, so that's another English A you can add to your list." So I smiled a lot the rest of the day, because my record of English A's means a lot to me. Sad, hmm? I got five compliments about the way I looked. Jason told me that he'd been the one to egg my house during Halloween three years ago, but I sort of already knew that. I threw a binder at him. Revenge is ever so sweet!
Break time! Well, nothing interesting happened to me during the break, our the fourth and fifth periods... But then comes lunch. I really didn't think something else would accur, but I was wrong. 1: Jacqueline gave me a cookie because she felt guilty: she'd swopped mine and her English test once to get a better mark. I don't really mind. She's such a sweet girl, and that good mark that was actually mine prevented her from having to repeat the year. The bad mark I got never really affected my A, but it's still fraud. Either way, I forgave her.
2: Chris, a very annoying guy who used to live in my street told me that he'd been in love with me when he was a kid, and that that's why he always teased me and stole my toys when I was playing outside. 3: Haylee told our gang that's she's had a lesbian relationship before. I already knew, but Michael, her current boyfriend, looked pretty shocked. She'd been wanting to tell him for ages. I hope things work out. 4: To lighten the mood after Haylee's confession, Adam (my gay-friend) admitted that he was in love with a girl. Big shock! But meh. I can handle it.
Sixth period: Jenny thanked me with a big hug for letting her copy notes all the time. Two girls I hardly ever talk to told me they loved the paintings I have hanging around the school. That was cool. Nick thanked me for dancing with him during the Christmas Ball last year. I did because he couldn't find a date. The girl he'd been planning to ask got sick, and I felt for him. My brother called me to tell me he owes me about 150 bucks. I freaked out, I didn't know his debt had gotten that high. I would've beat him up when I got home, had it not been he's in college. Laws.
Seventh period: two more love confessions, three compliments about my new skirt, an unfamiliar girl asking me which shampoo I use and Daniel (the same from before) revealing that he'd set the chemistry teacher's labcoat on fire three weeks ago. Emily, a girl I can't stand told me that she thinks I'm the world's largest pain in the ass. Why, thanks, you too! Ashley finally returned my copy of the Silmarillion (yes, that lovely thick book by J.R.R. Tolkien).
And... That's about it. A pretty interesting day, if you ask me. Nothing really happened, of course, but I have new knowledge of the folks around here, I had a delicious sandwich for breakfirst and one of my favourite books has come back to me. That has to count for something.
-xx- Nika
