Days go by, and don't come back.

This morning my mom came down and woke me up at 10 saying "grandma is in the Hutch hospital lets go". I never really notice how much I love something/someone until I get scared.
Talking to Ian lately I have found out alot of stuff about him I should have known but didn't. I am trying to be a better friend to everyone. HONEST.

I hear what your saying, but it may be out of order. nothings quite the same now.

My life seems to be full of changes, I used to be so afraid of college but now I am excited. I actually think I know what to do with my life. WOW

I am so damn siked about camp.

Have you ever been let down?

Brooklen

So last night I talked to Justin for about 4 minutes then he had to go finish his chem lab report.  So that sucked. But then around 11:30, he called back and said "I just wanted to talk to you" YAY!!!

Highlight of my day today was the fact that there was a big penis on the wall made from masking tape, then dear Boston beat this kids ass. hmm but Boston is not suspended. that's good.

Tahnee and I are going to be in math tutoring 3-4 every Thursday afternoon. what fun what fun.

Today Ashley was pushing me through the halls and running into everyones ankles/ they were all intimidated by our hottness.

Liz_I hope everything gets better for you. I know you have been through some shitty times lately  but things can only get better right??

If you didn't know, due to powerade my phone is broken currently, i have no maize phone book, and i don't understand feist. so the phone works sometimes, it all depends. so i am sorry if you think i am being rude to you and not calling. appologies.

I am going to bed now. good night and stay hot!

13rooker

Secretly I am a fat ass.  dude seriously yall better feel this shit out. You think I joke but I don't. your ass is grass fucker.

CUT & PASTE THIS INTO YOUR COMMENT BOX & FILL IN THE BLANKS!

I could not think of any event that has profoundly impacted my life greater than being diagnosed with Freidriech’s Ataxia.  Learning at the age of thirteen that within the next few years I would be given a wheelchair to spend the rest of my life in, this changed every future outlook I had on everything.  I thought my life was over.  After getting my wheelchair I noticed everything that was so easy then, and still was for my peers, now took time and patience.  I was beginning to understand what everyone older that me had always meant by saying, “live today like it were your last”, and “never take things for granted”.  I am not dieing or anything so dramatic, but you never know when or if something will ever happen to you.  I experienced running, gymnastics, sports, everything I would be doing to this day.  But there are people out there who never got these opportunities.  This makes me feel lucky, to be able to know how if feels.  You should never take things like this for granted.  Another thing you cannot take for granted is friendships.  A great friendship is a hard thing to find, like a string, easy to find but hard to keep.  They require work but what doesn’t in life.  My freshmen year was the ultimate test on friendships.  Having the feeling with me that all of my friends were going to completely drop me because I may need more help, or have to do things the long way really scared me.  For about a year I was very self-conscious about my friends thinking differently now, therefore I walked whenever I anything, making things harder on me, and even harder on friends.  I don’t know exactly what or who changed my outlook on my being handicapped, but I believe my friends and family helped me a lot.  My friends have been through it all with me, and truly I appreciate them for it. I can’t take that for granted.  I could not ask for any better lifestyle.  Being diagnosed and given a wheelchair at that age, has made me notice the finer things in life.  This profoundly impacted my life and made me see that anything is possible with family and peers.  I am truly glad and blessed.

Copyright-Brooke Ziegler

that is all ive got to say for now, thats my speech for class.