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Well, you guys, my dog is sick.
She is throwing up and has diarrhea.
We took her to the hospital, but the clinic isn't open.
If we wanted to make it an emergency, then it would cost 90 dollars, then another 50 on top of that for the exam for Parvo, THEN, if she tests posotive, another 2500 for hospitalization...
Do you know what parvo is?
Parvovirus is a viral disease of dogs. It affects puppies much more frequently than it affects adult dogs. The virus likes to grow in rapidly dividing cells. The intestinal lining has the biggest concentration of rapidly dividing cells in a puppy's body. The virus attacks and kills these cells, causing diarrhea (often bloody), depression and suppression of white blood cells -- which come from another group of rapidly dividing cells. In very young puppies it can infect the heart muscle and lead to "sudden" death.
I really hope nothing is wrong with her.
Oh, she just threw up...
Well I spent my last days of the summer in California at Ricky's new house in Victorville.
They picked me up around 3:30, at the corner of my house. Ivonne was oh so kind enough to walk me there.
After 30 minutes or so of driving, we ended up at Chilis, where I ordered broccoli and cheese.
Chris, Ricky's brother, found out about my "problem" and started giving me some useful advice.
Want to find out my "problem"?
Ask me.
We went home, played Gears of War on Ricky's new XBOX 360.
It's kind of like Halo, but "better" according to Jacob.
I didn't really like the game.
When we played XBOX Live, I didn't get 1 kill.
I suck at that game, and the players agreed!
We then decided to go and watch Evan Almighty.
It was a pretty cool movie, but what bothered me is that Ricky and Chris wouldn't shut up about how much the movie sucked.
Nobody really cares.
But I liked it.
I wanted to watch Hostel 2 though. =-(
We went back home, and watched American Pie, Naked Mile.
Man, watching that movie makes me want to go out there and kill a midget.
Anyways, Chris and Ricky fell asleep, and I stayed up and watched the whole thing.
It's such a gross movie in the beginning, and Ricky says I look like him.
NO I DON'T!
GEESH!
We woke up, drove the the DMV.
I swear, that is HELL!
We seen the devil too, a black lady with a big mouth.
She was MEAN!
We waited forever and ever.
I think when I die, and go to hell, God is going to send me to the DMV.
NOOOOOOOOOOOO!
We were finally called up, and the thing took about 5 seconds.
1 hour wait for 5 seconds. It's like a rollercoaster!
We saw this black dude who was wearing a net shirt and hair that looked like "burnt cheetoes" according to Ricky.
Then we left, and they dropped me off.
The End.
This is one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had.
"BODIES... The Exhibition" is a controversial exhibition showcasing preserved human bodies dissected to display bodily systems.
Fetuses and a cigarette smoker's tarred lungs are among the 20 corpses and 260 body parts on display.
The museum is set up so that one starts at the skeletal system, and more layers (muscular, nervous, circulatory, digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive systems; as well as fetal development and the treated body) are added in successive rooms.
Containing about twenty bodies in total, each exhibition uses real human bodies that have been preserved permanently by a process called "polymer preservation" so that they will not decay.
Some of the specimens are arranged so that they are performing activities such as playing basketball or conducting an orchestra. Along the way are other displays showing a human intestine stretched out, the polluted lung of a smoker, and all of the arteries and veins without the body itself. One section includes several fetuses in various stages of development. All of the fetuses died due to miscarriages.
It was so amazing to see what we're made out of, what we're composed of, and to think that we will NEVER get to see anything inside our bodies, I took this journey for granted.
These things were to awe inspiring, in fact, that for a split second, I re-considered my religion, thinking that something out there must have created this amazing human system. But I threw away the thought a couple seconds later.
The fetus exhibition was so freaking awsome. It was sad, yes, but it was really cool!
They showed 3 babies with some kinds of disiese.
One had a big body with a small head, another with its organs growing outside its body and the last one had a twisted leg.
Someday I will get to know my father more.
Someday I will read all of Nicholas Sparks' books.
Someday I will take an early morning walk.
Someday I will gather up the courage to tell HER.
Someday I will become president of a club.
Someday I will hurt someone really bad... for hurting someone/something else.
Someday I will hunt down a fur trader.
Someday I will make myself proud... of myself.
Someday I will meet one of my idols.
Someday I will stop being mean to my brothers.
Someday I will contact my 5th and 6th grade teachers.
Someday I will get a job that I like.
Someday I will get a car that I like.
Someday I will buy and read a poetry book.
Someday I will realize money isn't everything.
Someday I will organize a charity event.
Someday I will make my dad proud.
Someday I will tell my mom that I love her very much and that even though I'm not like Daniel, innocent, or Joseph, loveable, and even though I'm a freak, and even though I have no life, that I'm sorry for being such a loser.
Someday I will ask God why he made me... into me.
Someday I will ask God if he's real, and if so, if he still loves me.
Someday I will realize that all I need... is happiness.
Love, Anthony.

I don't deserve her, and she doesn't need me.
We're both single, and really haven't been happy since we've been together, along time ago.
She's been able to move on, I haven't.
So I've come to the conclusion that I should stop counting on the fact that one day, one day, we will be together again.
O_o
Who am I kidding?
I only say that so I can THINK that.
I KNOW it's not going to happen.
But she seems happy, and really in the end, that's all that matter.
god...hates...me
This following is a list of my favorite movies, in no particular order.
1. Lion King
2. Hostel series
3. Pirates of the Carribean series
4. Harry Potter series
5. Hannibal series
6. Michael Meyers series
7. Saw series
8. Dracula
9. Van Helsing
10. Edward Scissorhands

Ms. Salesky, Physical Education, First Period:
She was such a nice teacher, impation at some points in my freshman career, though. She made things fun, and she gave us more time to actually do the activities. To me, she looks like Ellen Degenerous.
But she was really cool and really fair. I had some chances to joke with he. Thanks Ms. Salesky!
Good: Funny, Playful, Fair
Bad: Impatient
Ms. Loux, H. English, Second Period:
Ms Loux was no doubt a weird teacher. Weird, but really cool! She enjoyed themes such as death, blood, guts, and everything spooky. Of course, I'm also interested in those kind of things. So that made her really cool. The only thing that was wrong with her is that she had "pet peeves" and she let the students run her. If we didn't want to take a test, we would complain until she said we'll do it another time. We'd get away from a test for a week at the most until she remembers that we have to do it. She's funny at times, and sometimes, really freaky with her sudden faces and all. She even admitted once, that she is nuts. I liked her. Thanks Ms. Loux!
Good: Hardly any homework, and interacts with students.
Bad: Forgets things like crazy, and hard on essays.
Mr. Hind, Latin, Third Period:
Mr. Hind talks funny, dresses funny, looks funny, laughs funny, smiles funny, and has funny hair. He's just a funny kind of guy. And you should know that funny to me sounds weird now. If someone would be talking while he's talking, he would look at them for like 5 minutes, wait until they shut up, then he'd look at the class and make some smart, yet funny, remark. He called me Kind one time. He always drank water when he's sitting down. He had this HUGE water bottle that he would use. It probably weighs more than me... without the water! He told us some funny stories, and some were just plain... weird. Sometimes he would joke, then laugh at his own joke... when no one in the class would laugh. That class was pretty cool because we did absolutely nothing for 2/3 of the class. He didn't really teach, but I got to copy off Eric. There were these girls in the corner who thought they were all cool and stuff, told people to shut up and basically ran that side. They're pretty... pretty dumb. I felt like telling them to STFU. Anyways, he was pretty cool... and funny... Thank you Mr. Hind!
Good: Funny, good stories, and free time in class.
Bad: Mean as hell, and funny... looking.
Mr. Hansen, Drama, Fourth Period.
Mr. Hansen is funny. Just funny, I'm afraid. At the beginning of the year, he said that he's going to mention a couple of his own catchphrases and he BETTED us that we'll use them by the end of the year... he was right! I'm not going to tell you any of them, because he makes them funny, so you should talk to him sometime. He was really cool, and funny... haha. I loved Drama, we were always busy. He only got mad at us 1 time, and that was when some weird people kept talking. Jerome, David, and Bryan. DIDN'T LIKE THEM... they are so retarded, and the way they dance makes them seem like they're having a heart attack. I made alot of new friends in that class, including one named BRENDA! She's pretty cool! I had alot of laughs in that class, and really enjoyed it! Thank you Mr. Hansen
Good: Funny, we had things to do, not mean.
Bad: He would hold us in class for how ever many seconds we keep talking when he starts the class.
Mrs. Rowley, H. Science, Fifth Period.
Mrs. Rowley is so sweet. Her daughter Christian, who is a friend of mine, was in that class as well. I sat by her the whole year, which was pretty cool. Mrs. Rowley has such a low voice, and had to use a microphone so we can hear her. Some memories are "Daily Question Please" and "Five minute detention" She's pretty cool. Some classes were absolutely boring when she gave presentations, but some her really fun, with projects and all. A good blend of boring and fun. Mrs. Rowley gave us candy for everything. That was pretty cool too! Haha. Best thing: We got to eat in that class. How awsome is she? Thanks Mrs. Rowley!
Good: Fun at times, gave us candy, and she also fed me!
Bad: Talks low, and sometimes really boring
Mr. Robinson, H. Geometry, Sixth Period, First Semester
Alot of people liked Mr. Robinson. He was an old, cool, smart man who knew alot of things. For fun, he would take SAT tests, which I don't think might be fun at all. He didn't really teach at all, and we would have to learn things on our own. He gave us alot of homework and quizzes, and also very long tests. He would tell us stories by starting off by saying "In the dark ages, we used to..." that was funny... because he's old... get it? His class got way too hard for me, so I dropped to regular geometry. He was cool, though. Thank you Mr. Robinson!
Good: Smart, intelligent, and funny
Bad: Doesn't teach, and very hard tests
Mrs. Edwards, Geometry, Sixth Period
I transferred to her wonderful class after honors geometry got too hard for me. This teacher is oh so nice and oh so sweet! As old as she is, she has alot of energy, and a good sense of humor. Her tests were oh so easy, and I passed her class with B. She was really cool, and she loved her students! Thank you Mrs. Edwards!
Good: Energetic, easy, and loved her students
Bad: Easy content, and I would finish early. Not many bad things...
Overall year review:
I could easily say this year, my first high school year ever, was one of the most stressful, mind bending, and the hardest year I've had so far. I went through one unstable relationship, struggled with many classes, lost and gained new friends, met alot of new people, gained a higher social rank, got a spot as Key Club Vice President, went through many new experiences, learned a whole lot, and I figured out what I want to do with my life, persue a career in filmmaking. After all the blood, sweat, and tears I put into this school year, it was really worth it... it really was. At the beginning of the year, I thought it was going to be a piece of cake... boy was I wrong. It was so hard. Harder than anyone can imagine that hasn't went through the rigorous course that I did. During the school year, I suffered with some self-esteem issues so severe, I basically starved myself. It was ALL worth it in the end though, but I'm just glad its the end. I really appreciated what everyone has done for me, including family, friends, and teachers... I love you all, and thank you!
Class of 2010
See you all next year!
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