wow, has it been a long time or what?!?!! A lot of changes have happened recently. Cross country has ended and basketball tryouts are underway. School has evolved into a much better place to go, now that i have many more friends. Also, my appearance has evolved a little too. My hair is a little shorter in the front, with layers that look awesomely cute!
So, enough about my looks. You know what creeps me out- like a WHOLE lot? When in the halls, i pass a kid from ISS (in school suspension). I only know who they are because My friend bought a shirt from the lady that sells them. This lady just happens to be in charge of the ISS kids. What freaks me out the most is i wonder why they stare at everyone. Their eyes pierce you like a dagger, then you walk away and shudder. These people can also be seen flirting(and cussing) with the gangster girls. (the boys at least!) These are the same people you see walking with their pants at their ankles, thinking they are cool. To sum it up, i just think they need to step it up and be more responsible. Hey, they wouldn't be so bad if they didn't get ISS. It makes me wonder why they are in there...
Love Always, Mouse :)
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There are lots of reasons kids act the way they do. I am sure that some are probably not good kids but if you took the time to meet some, you might find that they are more normal than you would expect. So are just trying to fit in with the only other kids who would talk to them. Some were raised in a certain culture that they feel helpless to escape. Mind your p's and q's but don't always be quick to judge.
ReplyDeleteSorry Mouse...I tend to agree with Heart on this one. I'm really thinking those "snobby" girls you are hanging out with are starting to rub off on you. Just think...your brother may be one of those kids in ISS if he doesn't start remembering his damn ID!!
ReplyDeleteI'm not saying you need to jump at the chance to talk to those kids because you know me...I tend to err on the side of caution these days. I'm just saying you can't always judge a book by its cover. This isn't all that different than the girls you associate with talking about kids because of their lack of skinny leg jeans.
Be guardedly optimistic...you don't have to trust them because trust should be earned but, don't throw out the baby with the bathwater either. Sometimes on the inside of that tough exterior beats a heart of gold and if you can't see past the shell you won't find it. It is like the 3 muskeeters you love....if you didn't take the time to get past the chocolate (not that that is a problem for you :) ) you wouldn't know about that scrumptious nuggat on the inside.
XoXo
Pandora