THIS IS MY LAST DAY OF HIGHSCHOOL FOREVER!

How ironic that M3T4LH34D would comment on my rant about proper grammar and not USE PROPER GRAMMAR. 3:< I'm sure by "ones" he/she meant "one is" in which case, it would be "one's." I learned this in the first grade, it's pretty simple. A contraction is the shortening of a word, syllable, or word group by omission of internal letters and you use an apostrophe to take the place of the letter or letters that get left out. So instead of, "He is going to the movies," it could be, "He's going to the movies." MORE EXAMPLES (incase he/she hasn't yet caught on) "Let us go to the movies," becomes, "Let's go to the movies." "I can not go to the movies." "I can't go to the movies." "They are going to the movies." "They're going to the movies." "I would not see that one if I were you." "I wouldn't see that one if I were you." Do you get it yet?

Well, almost. I passed world history yesterday with a 61% XD I passed math with a 90% on the final and tomorrow, I take my speech final, but that will be easy and I don't need any of the other classes I had this semester, so..!

I really wish people would use proper punctuation and grammar. One of my friends said on Twitter the other day, "Kayla's not breathing great" and I didn't know if she meant if she wasn't breathing well or if she wasn't breathing at all; great. I mean, they're both worrisome situations, but the ladder is scarier than the former. Also, here are some tips on a few common mistakes that have got me seathing: they're, there, and their Okay, "They're" is "they are." Look, they look the same, that one should be easy. "There" is related to location, it has the word "here" inside it, also a word related to location. "Their" is possesive. our and are First, if you're actually saying them correctly, they sound totally different. I HAVE TO GO!! argh. /: This continues tomorrow.

Young girl, you're out of your mind, your love for me is way out of line, I am hungry..and I like bloggiiiiing....But I don't have much to talk about. Finals next week. Graduation the next. Holy freak, guys, I. AM. A. SENIOR. YESSSS!!!!! I can finally get out of this small town. c: It will be awesome. --peace

You're on the internet. Is it really that hard to spell stuff? Google is right there, always. C'mon. I'm an internet junkie, but I don't type or talk like a moron. Geez.

Hey, guess what! I really don't care how much you love the line about ______ or how much this song gets stuck in your head. This site was made so we could share our interpretations of lyrics so let's keep it at that when it comes to commenting on lyrics, shall we? Kay, thanks.

Haha, umm no. I'm not southern. I just think it sounds cute.