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| liz (profile) wrote, on 5-31-2005 at 9:53am | |
| so all the bullshit is over. whatever. im tired and bitchy and feeling pretty damn honest so here is what ive got on graduation and all that graduation as a whole was enjoyable. as much as i was dreading treeking the bleachers i made it through. clumsly. but throught none the less. i had a good time making a funny picture and writing on my cap and it would have been great with the keen exception of one thing. stephanie karns' speech. thank you for reminding the rest of the world that your christian but this was graduation not church. i respect your relationship with jesus christ but your speech was completely inappropriate for the situation. i know your dad is a pastor and all so preaching comes naturally to you but honestly, lay off for a change. you can believe whatever you want but dont push it off on me and everyone else in the senior class. get some tact. so that was graduation. the all night party was cool. well okay. had i known the party before i paid for it i would have not gone. im sure that there is something much more useful that i could have spent the money on. pretty much anything actually. but had i not gone i would have regretted it anyway so there you have it a catch 22. at least by going i didnt have to listen to pj who told me that i just HAD to go. eer. the next day i had a game and we won. and mr reed was in a good mood and the game was well played and everyone was cool. finally only the last season game. shoot. well thats all. ive got stuff to do. loves |
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Tabletop | 06-02-05 11:38pm I say that whatever the speakers have to say, they should be able to say it. They earned the right to be on the stage, and they earned the right to speak their mind. It's up to you to accept or reject anything they tell you. |
liz | Re:, 06-03-05 9:35am exactly and i reject it wholeheartedly.
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