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| This Number Indicates The Number of NICE Ppl Who Have Visited This Page |
| ***under deep construction.. forgive me, pwease*** |
| **my webpage is in no way affiliated with the pictures on my page, their company, creator, or etc.** |
| this counter is supposed to count us down to the end of our journey together.. in a way we're no longer 'babies' anymore.. |
| A LIST OF BOOKS I ABSOLUTELY LOVE: (IN NO SPECIFIC ORDER) 1. A Walk to Remember --Nicholas Sparks 2. The Last Valentine --James Michael Pratt 3. Message In A Bottle --Nicholas Sparks 4. The Green Mile --Stephen King 5. Playing Dead --R. G. Belsky 6. Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas --James Patterson 7. Little Women --Louisa May Alcott 8. Little Men --Louisa May Alcott 9. Hearts In Atlantis --Stephen King 10. The Notebook --Nicholas Sparks 11. Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul -- Jack Canfield, Mark Hansen, Kim Kirberger 12. Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul II -- (see above) 13. Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul III -- (see above) 14. Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul on Love & Friendship -- (see above) 15. Cat's Eye -- Margaret Atwood 16. Ticket Home--James Michael Pratt AND MORE TO COME... |
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| SONG OF THE MOMENT: "All You Wanted" --Michelle Branch MOOD: Broken [[no expression]] |
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| BOOKS CURRENTLY ON MY READING LIST: 1) Alias Grace--Margaret Atwood 2) All I Really NeedTo Know I Learned In Kindergarten--Robert Fulghum 3) Itsuka--Joy Kogawa |
| Another Year.. 2002 has come and gone and it is 2003 now. It's finally the year of our graduation. It's hard to believe that it has come so quickly. I can remember when I first started this page. I kept saying I was going to get it done before Grade 10 ended. Then, it changed to Grade 11. Changing it to the end of our grad year didn't help, either, seeing as how quickly it is now flying by. Pretty soon, in less than six months, it's going to be 6:00pm and we're going to be on our way to the Queen Elizabeth Theater. We're all going to be dressed up in our graduation gowns and we're going to be outside taking pictures and acting like it's just some other grad event (which, in a way, it is). Then, our parents, siblings, and relatives start showing up and more pictures are taken. Then, when it's finally time, we'll go inside and we'll listen to many many speeches.. Some of us may remember them all, and some may just not pay attention and treat it like some other lecture. Then, after all the awards and pins have been given out, we'll file out of the room just as we filed into the room during the ceremony. And just two or so weeks after that, we'll be sweating it in the gym taking our provincials and then, we'll look back at Gladstone then turn around.. And that will be the last of our high school experience. Can you believe that? It's going to happen in LESS than half a year. Hopefully, we'll spend those months well.. Because we can't go back and make things better. It's no use regretting things that are too far back to change.. People have been wondering about whether I'm leaving right after graduation or not. To be honest, sometimes, I wonder it, too! I know I promised someone that I would stay until I got my BA in approximately three years from grad. But sometimes, I wonder if it's the right choice. What if I can't make the transfer into York University after I get my BA? Well, regardless of it all, I'll stick with my promise for now. A lot of you probably don't know what my plans are following graduation, so I suppose I could inform you all now. I plan on going to university to get my BA in three years (I'll be taking summer courses, so I don't have to spend four years trying to get the degree). Then, after that, I'm going to try and make a transfer to York University where I can further my degree. And, if I need to and if I am able to, I will be going into Law School. After that, I'll work there until I retire. And when I retire, I'll be moving to Nova Scotia (Cape Breton Island). Sometimes, it's really annoying when people insult Nova Scotia. Sure, they're known for fisheries and stuff, but does that mean everyone who is there or works there is a fisher? NO! So, then, stop asking me if I'm going there because I want to be a fisher! And it's mean for those of you who think all they DO there is fish to be thinking that. BC is a province 'known' for lumber and such.. But does that mean the only occupation people have is being a lumberjack or sawmill person? The same goes with Nova Scotia. They have teachers, too. They have doctors and stuff, too! Anyway...With the end of 2002, I know I leave a lot behind. For one thing, I am leaving my birthday behind, because it was the last birthday I would have been celebrating with anyone here in Vancouver. Starting next school year, we'll all be too busy, especially me, to do anything about it, so I've decided I won't. It was hard enough this year, because everyone was so busy. It was the last year I was going to be celebrating my birthday because life will be too hard to make room for celebrating.. I am very very sorry for this because it also means that I probably won't have time to celebrate all of YOUR birthdays. I'll try my hardest to be there to wish you the best.. But I can't make promises to everyone because it just doesn't come that easily. I'll apologize now for any birthday that I may not be around for, starting July 2003. Welps, there's nothing much that I want to rant about this year, because I've yet to finish my Grad Page, which will be posted as soon as I am finished. I've still got many many parts to do, so stop rushing me, Jane (M)!!! Don't make me cut off your hunger management supply!! I wish you all the best year and the best of luck. I hope you'll all be able to stay happy althroughout this year. Smile because you can, and only cry when you must. Luv a stranger and luv your friends. Live a vivid life and cherish everything and everyone you have, because one day, when it's gone, you'll miss it! |
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| <<**Annie!! This one is of you and me!! ^.< ** |
| <<**Annie!! Another of you and me!! ^.< ** |
| <<**Jan!! This one's for you!! It's a snowglobe!! ^.< ** |
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| **Ling!! This>> one's for you!! It's a pixie!! ^.< ** |
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| My Resolutions for 2003 1. I resolve to take care of myself for the two people to whom I made that promise to. 2. I resolve to solve the problems that have come up between me and someone else. 3. I resolve to love again. 4. I resolve to luv all my friends more. |
| **Suzanne!! >> This one's you, post-plum consumption!! ^.< ** |
| "We each owe a death, there are no exceptions, I know that, but sometimes, oh God, the Green Mile is so long."---Stephen King, 'The Green Mile' "There is a silence that cannot speak. There is a silence that will not speak"---Joy Kogawa, 'Obasan' "It was, I remembered thinking, the most difficult walk anyone ever had to make. In every way, a walk to remember."---Nicholas Sparks, 'A Walk To Remember' "Isn't it lucky."---James Patterson, 'Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas' |
| BOOKS I CURRENTLY WANT TO BUY: 1) The Edible Woman--Margaret Atwood 2) The Robber Bride--Margaret Atwood 3) The Blind Assassin--Margaret Atwood 4) Lady Oracle--Margaret Atwood 5) Life Before Man--Margaret Atwood 6) Bodily Harm--Margaret Atwood 7) The Remains of the Day--Kazuo Ishiguro 8) Mercy Among the Children--David Adams Richards 9) In the Skin of a Lion--Michael Ondaatje 10)When We Were Orphans--Kazuo Ishiguro |
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