Thread:Keove/@comment-4199666-20120327090234/@comment-4199666-20120330054450

Aww :( I'm glad you're not letting them get to you.

Unfortunately, I've already done year five, and I'll never be Asian, so that's something I'll never experience.

I understand how you feel about the not being invited thing though. I have this one "friend" who, one year said that Emily and I (because we live close) would be invited to her party, but the people that live further away would be invited to the sleepover so it was less of a waste of time. Then she invited everyone but me to the sleepover. I haven't been invited to a party of hers since, and we've been friends since kindergarten.

Oh vell, I just got back from camp! Vich vas awshum!

I did the leap of faith, which is pretty much, jumping off a ten metre pole, reaching out for a rope, but you're connected to these ropes on a pulley to help you get down, so you don't like, you know - die. But we had this annoying roommate who no one wanted, and we wanted to stay up all night talking, like friends do at camps, but she was like, "No kids, we can't have the light on." "No kids, you have to go to sleep, because it's 12:00." "No, you can't stay up and talk, not all of us can sleep in til 12 o'clock on Saturday." - As dark as this sounds - there was a point when I was like "Maddy, if we smother her, then throw her out into the woods, would it still be illegal if no one cares?" Bottom line, I didn't kill her.

I thank not getting drunk like most of the kids did for my idea of not smothering her.

Okay, camp was actually fun, as depressing as it sounds there.