Snow

I was personally shocked to wake up this morning and find snow on the ground in October...

Oh my, quite crazy.

Teenager Rant About Being a Teenager

Being a teenager is really terrible most of the time. From acne to smelly boys to being in high school all add to pure awfulness. But I personally thing the worst part of being a teenager is the fact that we cannot see the bigger picture at all.

Significant other is no longer in your life = The end of the world in a lot of cases. I hate that!

One of  my bestest buddies is dealing with this and it breaks my heart for him. But I also know that he isn't seeing the big picture here.

What do you do in situations like this??

Sadie's answer: NO IDEA!

Of course, I wouldn't know because my grand total of 2 boyfriends ever both broke up with me and didn't regret anything. Fun stuff, I know.

The one thing I have to look forward to is that teenager years don't last forever.

Other than that school is awesome :D

~Sadie

Just Call Me "Safety Net"

Waiting Readers,

The past few weeks have been nothing but stress.

People confide in me a lot and sometimes I just break down. I've been sick for most of the day today. On top of that I had the PSATs. Along with the secrets and stress I broke down a little.

I'm dreading school tomorrow...What if I break down completely? I don't know if I can take much more.

And tonight a good friend of mine texted me to see if it was ok if she could go to the Christmas Banquet with my ex boyfriend. I said yes, of course, I really don't care or mind. But it is a hurtful reminder of him. It isn't like I lost my marbles over him but it sucks that I see him everyday and he is either rude or completely ignores me. Boys confuse me

Sorry this is so short and so late.  I need to sleep ASAP.

~Sadie

Yearbook Day

Hi hi peoples,

Today was a pretty easy day. It was yearbook workshop day. So I had two classes and then the rest was me in front of a laptop screen learning how to use the new yearbook software. Fun stuff.

Yearbook work shop was bearable. Freshmen can be kinda...loud, but we all can't be quiet (I guess). And I got a lot done. Yay for me! And I didn't pull out all my hair. See all these positives.

Yearbook is a living document. It all depends on its creators and buyers. It is wonderful being a creator on this one. I generally like doing yearbook.

~Sadie

Small School Syndrome

Hola readers of this blog post,

I have attended a small private school for all of my short life. Some of you will read this and become worried for my sanity. Don't worry. It is ok, I swear.

Being raised in a little private school is all I know and I really like most of it. I like that I know everyone in my high school by name. I enjoy the fact that I couldn't get lost in my school if I tried.I like knowing all of the teachers in the whole school building.

Of course, not everything is peaches and cream. Believe it or not, gossip travels a million times faster at a smaller school. You have no secrets at all. There are only so many boys and when you are as selective as I am there are not many to date, like, crush on, etc. If someone hates you in a small school, lines are drawn quickly. But you have to be on everyone's good side or you will ruffle the wrong feather and everyone will know about it by lunch.

I know that sounds crazy, but I still like my school. I kinda have to since I am only going to be held prisoner there for two more years. That is a good way to see it, right?

~Sadie

Junior Year

Hello interweb lookers,

It has been almost a month into my junior year of high school. Talk about a wake up call. I, personally, still feel like a kindergardener (Yeah, I know. Very lame.). But I am really, really excited! Only two more years of high school! That, my readers, is cause for a celebration.

But this month hasn't been the easiest. Pre-Calculus + Chemistry = enough stress to kill an elephant (NO! NOT THE ELEPHANT!) If I can make it through the Periodic table and my graphic calculator without a mental break down, I will officially be a ninja.

A good thing is that I'm getting college credits for those classes plus English (my personal favorite). Yay! It is like multitasking only easier. And a great thing is I am number 1 in my class. That means I could get wonderful scholarships which would be nice. All I have to do is get a really good SAT score.

But I don't want my last two years of high school to be just studying. I want to have a decent social life as well. And that doesn't mean just soccer games or yearbook meetings. It is a delicate balance: social life and school.

I can do this! Hopefully...

~Sadie