I have a friend that really admires her older brother. When I first met her brother, I was a little shocked at the way he dressed and the way he presented himself because he looked nothing like the person she glorified him to look like. He's one of those scrawny asian skateboarding kids that listens to rap and tries to rap. Because my friend is a super-emo artsy girl, I thought she would admire her brother because he was artsy, too. Seeing him for the first time was serious blow to my judgement skills.

Although I do admire all my brothers very much, I would never listen to their "words of wisdom" for the most part. Well thats actually because they give me no words of wisdom.. okay nevermind.

I think the SAT is a physically painful experience. You're restricted to your seat for four hours with two five minute breaks in between. You also get a one minute break, but you're only allowed to stand by your seat. Marshall was a perfectly fine testing area. It was more quiet than Lowell. I think I might just go back there again.

But back to the physically painful aspect of the SAT reasoning test! I woke up this morning and my neck feels like it needs a brace to hold itself up. That tense feeling at the bottom of my neck spreads down to my shoulders, too. It sucks that I have to take finals this week in this condition.
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Arrogance is arrogance no matter what medium you use to express it. Online arrogance is probably the worse because other people can't hear your voice influcuations, so they just use their imagination and fill in the blanks. Another's imagination will always exaggerate the situation. I forgot my point. whatever
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Rent soundtrack is so happy <3

I have to wait until June 26th for SAT scores. GR