.oo9 x this is flipping insane.

[karriezai]

I took the SAT today. I think I probably did well. I mean, better than last time, at least on one section, hopefully two. I always do well. Anyway, then I was home for a couple hours, watched a movie, and then work for the rest of the day, and I work tomorrow at 10:45 in the morning. This weekend is maybe a bit of a bust.

But I saw Man of the Year with my family, and I liked it. I didn't really go in with any expectations whatsoever, good or bad, but I liked it a lot. That was last night. They were going to leave me because of the SAT, so I could go to bed early, but... I'd been trying to go out with mom all week and get a bra and hair dye, and I didn't want something to interfere again. So I ended up really tired at work, but I was fine during the SAT. I actually finished my essay this time, and I think I did better at math.

Ah man. I'm tired. So I guess that's it.

(everything else was removed. wtfever.)

Comments

[eotheod.livejournal.com]

I've personally never understood the purpose of the spying on your kids thing. I think there is a certain point where you have to start to realize that your kids are putting what you taught them to use and let them be. I also think a lot of these problems could be solved just by talking directly with your kids.

I'm not saying that's whats going on with you. I haven't the slightest, I just wanted to say I think the spy buddy stuff is creepy and a little over the line.

I'm glad to hear you like Man of the Year. I kind of wanted to see it but I didn't want to waste money on it if it wasn't good.

[eotheod.livejournal.com]

I figured as much.