March 15th, 2009 at 09:59am
yea, I think we've heard of him. my mother gasped when she heard the price of damage, hahaha. it was funny.
I've worn them a couple of times during the summer. they're pretty cool, haha. but I had cooler aviators that made my face look really small xD but then I broke them.
ahh, I see. well that sounds a lot more fun than field day.
bahaha. I've never seen a meerkat in person. they look cute, though haha. we don't have many interesting animals up here. OH! but on Monday I saw a rabbit in my backyard. I think it was our neighbour's pet though... which kind of ruined my excitment.
oooo... I'd pick the Professional MC Hammer Impersonator. seriously, that would be the sweetest job in... ever.
your friend wears parachute pants? for real? haha, that's quite funny. the only person that dresses back in the 70's in my school is the Computers teacher. he has the whole mullet tie-dye thing going on.
they're good :]
rather uneventful. the only thing I'm sort of looking forward to is the new exchange student from France, haha. I was assigned their English tutor. apparently my French marks are 'exceedingly well' compared to the rest of my class. I can't even carry a conversation after 'How are you?'. it's dreadful, haha.
how about yourself?
I always break my sunglasses. it's really sad. I've started wearing plastic ones, haha. they're much easier.
have they never seen The Lion King?! haha. I love zoos... they're so much fun.
aww, really? I went into a thrift store the other day out of boredum and saw about ten pairs of flourescent colored parachute pants, haha.
aren't they made out of like... vinyl? haha. I think they make tents out of that material... whatever. I don't think I could pull off the poofy look, haha.
seriously? the beard and everything? bahaha. that's funny.
George Shrinks was my favourite show in year eight xD I thought it was really cool.
yea, well I suppose it's rather close so that's why we get more French and Germans than Chinese. we've had a few Spanish come here, but they didn't stay for more than six months.
being his tutour is... difficult. I wasn't told he could barely speak English, haha. I thought he could actually understand a bit, but he's still speaking in the French sentence structure. I guess it isn't too bad, though.
the first day he came here, he didn't know that it was strange to kiss people on the cheeks after meeting them, haha. it was a huge suprise when we first met.
haha, cool. there's a tire store in Canada called Kalum Tire xD
I had my picture taken outside of it.