big fish, little pond
Sunday, September 25, 2011
crash and burn.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
holy sh*t
Here's some points I've learned. It's easier for me to write this way because my head is too much of a mess for me to try and differentiate different things and write a well constructed post.
1. I can't believe I've actually told somebody to "Have a nice life." I mean, I've always wanted to be able to say it to somebody and mean it ever since I heard the expression. But, what I didn't realize was the power of those words. It's incredible what four little words can mean. They can make you super-depressed or f*cking ecstatic. And I'm not kidding when I say ecstatic.
2. I really agree with J. now, when she says you really do not want to be associated with him in any other way than just friends, she REALLY means it.
3. People are like chameleons. They can change whenever and however they feel. I don't quite understand how and I don't ever wish to change that much in that short of time. But, on the other hand I don't want to change so slowly that I never change at all. Moderation is key.
4. It's really hard to blog, skype, facebook, text and listen to music at the same time.
5. HOLY F*CK HOLY F*CK WOOP WOOP HAPPY HAPPY LAWL LAWL.
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Monday, April 25, 2011
i like cats, but im more of a dog person
this morning when we drove through the urban sprawl of vancouver, i, as always got that exciting rush of big city small town girl feeling. i love vancouver and all its charms, but not always the people. lets just say im a small town girl who loves the city. i especially love the green spaces and tourist-y areas such as capilano and stanley park.
this past 2 weeks i have had a cursed turf burn on my hip.. which is totally my fault, but i did not intend to do it. it did not involve alcohol of any sort! its from soccer.. gotta LOVE artificial turf fields and not having sliders. now i have a week of hockey in the dry mountain town of salmon arm.. hopefully i can keep it clean and the antibiotics get rid of the infection.
people have told me my posts are kind of short and far and few between, sorry im quite busy and dont have alot of time to write out long posts :P
Monday, March 28, 2011
charms
Friday, March 25, 2011
the little things
Thursday, March 10, 2011
EW. somebody, like, dispose of it. like NAOW.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
oh, hey there snow.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
i wish..
Friday, February 18, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
the cure to heartache is yourself
Monday, February 7, 2011
heres a short story i wrote for english. definetely the best thing i have ever written.
Up and down the street is an air of celebration. The sun has just set and it is New Years Eve in the busy downtown core of Puerto Vallarta. Palm trees line the wide brick walk at the side of the one-way cobblestone main street. The brick walk overlooks a short sandy beach dotted with sharp rocks and strewn with beautiful sand sculptures of Santa Claus and mermaids. The trees are adorned with festive white Christmas lights twirled around the slender trunks. Cars, trucks, taxis, and even ATVs rush down the cobble road in large numbers, full of people and playing loud music. At street level there are people all over the sidewalks, tourists and Mexicans alike. There are small souvenir shops and tequila shops, crowded bars and big booming night clubs all the way up and down the bustling Malecon strip. In the main square a huge stage with strobe lights and big refrigerator sized amplifiers is set up, a band just arriving to start the festivities. One club is blasting Lady Gaga, another Usher and from a third club further down the street LMFAO is heard screaming “Shots! Shots! Shots!” There is the faint smell of frying pub food, tequila and stale beer, mixed with the musty smell of West Coast Mexico.
Adam and Julie surveyed the pandemonium as the street was shut off to vehicle traffic when the band started to play. They had lain by the pool for the past week at the hotel and had decided that it was time to get out and see Puerto Vallarta. They took a cab to the north end of the Malecon, with the plan to work their way down to the south end. They ended up stopping for drinks less than halfway down the strip in an empty bar that had quickly filled up after the sun set.
The bar itself was a pretty neat little place, with a bar at one end and tables on the balcony looking out onto the street and the ocean; a small dance floor in between. The bar was now busy with people ordering drinks and the dance floor filled with people, socializing, drinking and carrying on. The tables on the balcony were now full and there were people waiting to get a table. “Do you want to go down to see the band?” Julie questioned Adam, who was busily cracking ice cubes from his vodka-soda between his teeth and watching people jumping up and down to the loud Spanish rock music blaring from the stage. “Huh? What was that?” Adam asked, his mind finally coming back down to earth. “I asked if you wanted to go down to the street and walk around. And stop biting your ice! It’s annoying!” Julie repeated, wondering just what Adam had been thinking about in his zoned-out state. “Sorry, I was thinking!”
She was getting frustrated with Adam’s distanced behavior today, and wanted to get out and see the rest of the city. He had been like this all day, since the moment they got up. She was worried that he was having second thoughts about their relationship, that this trip wasn’t a getaway for the two of them as they had thought it would be; that it was just tearing them apart by spending so much time together.
“Julie? Julieeeeee, earth to Jules!” Julie came back from her thoughts as Adam waved his hand in front of her face, finally pulling her out of her little misery session. “What’s wrong? Is there something bothering you? I mean, besides my ice-biting skills.” Adam joked, in an attempt to cheer Julie up.
“We’re going for a walk.” Julie demanded, getting up from her chair, to make sure Adam would go and not order another drink. “I just said that.” Adam replied, confused; as he flagged the waiter for their bill. Adam paid the waiter and they went down the stairs into the bedlam of the streets. Adam hooked Julie’s arm in his, so they would not be separated in the crowds. His other hand went into his pocket and fiddled around for a minute. Julie noticed, and gave Adam a questioning look. “What? I’m just making sure my wallet is still there.” Adam defended himself, and then quickly asked “Hey, what time is it?””I don’t know, it can’t be long--“
Julie was cut off by a loud explosion outside a tequila shop across the road. Pieces of rock and shards of glass were flying everywhere. Adam pulled Julie down the stairs onto the beach and threw his body on top of Julie to protect her from the flying debris that was whipping over the retaining wall.
“Stay down!” he warned Julie, as the debris stopped flying. “No, let’s get out of here! Now!” Julie argued. “Okay, let’s go.” Adam said and started to stand up, when gunshots rang out from the street above. Terrified, Julie clung to Adam and pulled him down again. Another explosion went off, this time it was bigger and ground-shaking. Julie and Adam instinctively pressed themselves against the wall to avoid being hit by more lethal debris. The explosions continued, and Adam dug deep into his pocket while sheltering Julie with his other arm. He withdrew his arm from around Julie’s shoulders and took her left hand in his right and slid a sparkling white-gold ring with a large diamond implanted in it onto her index finger. Julie lifted her tearstained face to look up at Adam.
“I want you to know all I want is to spend the rest of my life with you. No matter how soon it ends, or how long it lasts.” He pulled her close and held on tight.
Monday, December 20, 2010
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Sunday, November 21, 2010
It's Been A While
Things have gotten better,
Then worse again.
I'm hoping now that they get better again, but there's just a couple things that keep playing with my mind, nagging me. Life just isn't fair, and not everyone finds somebody to have a good time with in high school. Moving from a smaller city where there is only one high school, to another city, just a little bigger; is hard to do if you don't have incredible social skills.
The last little while, I've drowned myself with hockey and Taylor Swift in my own little week long pity party. It's a great feeling you should know, when you realize what you thought you were okay with; turns out to be the worst fact of your existence.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
oops...
Thursday, August 26, 2010
okay... here goes an attempt at reconnection
okay, so since everybody seems to have the wrong idea about what really went down at the movie under the stars, here it is:
so im there with my best friend from like grade 2 that moved away and all my other friends are there too, we are all on top of one of the dugouts.
so she knows a few from elementary school that i still hang around with.. in particular one guy who i kinda sorta liked. they both knew. didnt see any problem there.
so, the movie is almost done, and all of a sudden they are cuddled up under the same blanket. it *was* the 3 of us talking, but i was getting excluded from the conversation,
so of course, me being a stubborn bitch and all, i went and sat a few feet away by myself. after a few minutes i realized nobody was talking anymore and i looked over to see why it went so quiet.
my jaw almost dropped out of it's socket.
.... so i've heard different versions of this part, "they kissed and she started crying" and all that kind of stuff...
they were making out knowing full well i was 5 feet away.
so, i just got up, jumped down from the roof, and started walking home. its only 4 blocks.
about 1 block down the hill, a group of my friends that got bored with the movie were walking towards me.
they made me tell them what happened. they let me go home. they went back up.
i dont know what happened, but i heard one of my best buds slapped him (proud of you)
i was about halfway home and the traffic was starting to pile up when the "where are you" and "im so sorry" texts started to pile up.
the feeling of seeing 2 of your oldest friends that you trust doing the things you least expect and that they know would hurt you is unexplainable. its a horrible feeling. its betrayal.
think before you leap & live to loveFriday, August 13, 2010
you can stand under my umbrella
Thursday, August 5, 2010
coastal smog
the past few days have been filled with laziness, sitting on the bow or bridge of the boat, reading, eating, drinking. twice, we went "gunkholing", going out in the dingy and looking at all the other boats moored in our area. we went around the point from where we were, into Prideaux Haven yesterday afternoon where there was something like 150-200 boats, all moored, rafted and stern-tied. the rugged landscape and hidden spots of Desolation Sound appeals to many people, and they flock there for the summer vactions on their sailboats and yachts and kayaks. the past 2 days, it has rained, the only rain we have had since june! the rain has cleared the air and the haze is all but gone!