We had this test today on drugs (that was the unit, we weren't on drugs, Ian. so there.) and I was, of course, the first one done. And Ms. Welsch corrected it, and I had three wrong. One of them was, I couldn't remember Rohypnol. gaaahh.. I bet Ian would have aced it. And I am giving you crap, Ian. Just in case you didn't gather that. hahaha =] ok, you know I don't mean it. even though it's trueee.
Anyway, talked to Jenny and Steven and Ryan yesterday, and I still can't believe Jenny likes who she does. It's kind of a rather mental kick-in-the-teeth, since, well, I did like him for two and a half years. I know, I should be over it, but.. well.. it's hard to get over someone when you can't talk to them about like closure or whatever. but I moved. So I should get over it.
I think it's another case of "absence names the heart grow fonder."
xDee (takenaback)
Bwahaha..IAN!
ReplyDeleteUgh, sick of learning about drugs. I had to do a course on them when I did this Occupational First Aid course when Trev got sick, and part of it was to run facilitate these drugs awareness workshops with the 1st years (that's about the same as 7th grade). I got stuck with the worst group out of them all, I hated it.
And then I did this play a couple of weeks ago with this SEROOUSLY professional director, he's in a lot of Irish movies (my favourite of his movies is Inside I'm Dancing..it said on the programme that it's called Rory O'Shea Was Here in the States? Look it up!), and it was like commissioned by the National Youth Theatre as a drugs awareness thing, and it was BRILLIANT. It was like all about the people behind the drugs, like dealers, mules, growers and stuff, and we had to wear these masks (geddit - FACELESS?!) for it and stand on these platforms and stuff, it was great. I had a really long sililoque though, took me aaaaaaaages to learn. It's great, though, I might post it.
STILL LAUGHING AT YOU, IANY!