I'm going to write more in here I think, I miss it. I just got so busy for so long that I forgot to most days and so inturn you've all missed out on a number of little things, which is really why I have this...if in four months I can go back and see that yesterday I kept singing gin and juice to myself during pilates.

Right now I'm trying to re-write my last editorial. Thankfully Rens doesn't object to me hinting at overthrowing the school one high hemline at a time.

Last night I was explaining it to my father and he told me that what he liked most about me was how dangerous I am. I'm basing my arguement on one of John Locke's quotes about how you cannot live under someone else's arbitrary will and in situations where that is the case it is the duty of people to rise up against it. It's patriotic really. It's also what I'm reminded of everytime a teacher tells me that school is a tiny society and this is my job right now(pay me and I promise to do a better one.) Since I can't call for revolution, legally I'm just not allowed to, I think we should just make the principal's job harder. Break the dress code, forget to to your homework because you're too musy playing outside. Don't read the required reading one night because the book you want to read is much better. Go to a movie on a school night. stay up too late. In generally just be human. You'll still get into college. Maybe not Ivy League but and english degree is an english degree anywhere. It won't be the end of the world. And in reality no one cares what your SAT score is after high school and the few people that do are pricks and no one likes them anyway. I'd hate to look back and realize I wasted the best years of my life studying life as opposed to living it.