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Things In No Specific Order (because people don't really make me happy)
- A really good book
- Brownies, I freaking love brownies
- Amazing grades. But admittedly, this only grants me temporary bliss.
- Trust, and being included.
- That sense of accomplishment when you do something for yourself and no one else. -
OH LOOK AT YOU, learning from AP English :')
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Aw :)
It's growing better. My summer job was a success. And as far as other things.....well, they're okay too. Not phenomenal, but not bad enough to hurl me into the depths of depression.
How's your life? :) -
YOU WISH, MY DEAR, YOU WISH.
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Not getting into a good college and amounting to nothing.
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Feeling like an unpopular loser.
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For you, anythaaaaaaaaaang
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I work hard and study now.
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If I could teleport to wherever I wanted.
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I have no freaking idea. Nothing to look forward too. College, perhaps? But with that comes the stress of applying.
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Oh god. LOL
I already got my extra credit. I'm all good. :) -
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Hm, let's see. I speak Chinese & English.
I really like the way a few Chinese words look, but I think the word, "rendezvous" takes the trophy. :) -
Of course, that's why they're called my close friends.
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My greatest day in a while was going to Central Park. We played Frisbee, even though I sucked so badly. It was fun to laugh at myself and let my friends laugh at me too, though. We walked around Central Park, then we went to go to this tiny little "beach." It was really calming.
I was more myself than I have been in a really long time. It made me really happy too because my friend James planned it with me in mind. :) It was also my very first picnic. -
I'm not sure if I've seen an actual rainbow in the sky. I've seen one in the sprinklers. I was at a park near where I live and there's these sprinklers surrounding this circle. It's really nice. I was running my hand through the water and I saw a rainbow right there inside the circle. The first time I saw it, it made me unbearably happy. I was beaming.
But now, if I see one, it sort of makes me nostalgic and sad. Well, if I see one in the sprinklers/oil puddles. :\
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Daisy
P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney
Daisy’s Bio
The way to my heart is through my stomach.
