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Perks of being a white girl
Hi my name is Kelsey. 18. Senior at Washington High School. Fake it till I make it. That's about it.
5/22/13
Ah Sydney and I. The only way to describe our friendship is that we always get annoyed with each other, but everyone else annoys us much more, so we end up spending most of our time together. And if we both end up alone by the age of 45, we finna adopt some kids and move to a farm or something.
Teacher I hated the most:
I really have not hated any teachers to be honest. I guess there have been teachers I disliked. But I do remember once, Mr. Jennings in seventh grade, I was going around for merit club collecting students from their classes. I knocked on his door and there was no answer. So I knocked again. And again. And finally he came out and looked at me and demanded, in front of his whole class, why I came slamming on his door during read. And I stood there because I wasn’t sure what I did wrong, I just knew I wanted to crawl under a desk and hide because of the humiliation. I hated centerville I guess, but not really any teachers specifically except him.
5/21/13
How attractive do you think you are? Sydney and my question for our survey in stats. Apparently students at Washington think pretty highly of their appearance which, of course, makes sense since we are the most attractive school in the tri-city area.
Favorite group project:
Definitely the Spanish video Darra, Jackie, Patty, and I did freshman year. It was pretty fun to film and eat all the lovely pastries at Darra’s house. Sometimes if I ever need a laugh, I just go look up that video and watch us recite our Spanish in horrible American accents and our terrible acting. But thanks to Darra’s editing skills, we got a really good grade on it sooooo all is well.
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Even though she grew up playing football, shooting hoops and running races against all the boys in her neighborhood, U.S. 800-meter champion Alysia Montano never wanted to be thought of as one of them.
As a result, she started wearing a flower behind her right ear to remind the boys they were getting beat by a girl.
“The flower to me means strength with femininity. I think that a lot of people say things like you run like a girl. That doesn’t mean you have to run soft or you have to run dainty. It means that you’re strong.”
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