
mayra you will appreciate this post...people need to learn how to match. it really annoys me when people don't match. actually sometimes i don't care. what reaaally annoys me is when people wear like ten different colors in one outfit. and then it's colors that should not all be together. since today was the first day back since break, i feel like everyone went spring shopping and wore new clothes. but that seems so high school so maybe not. i probably only think that because i saw new people considering i had new classes and such. anyway, my point is that throughout the day i saw at least like five people wearing ridiculous outfits. i obviously don't say anything, but in my head and i'm like, UHNO. ok so like one girl i saw was wearing a jean skirt, grey leggings, black flatz, a brown/yellow patterned shirt, and a lime green hoodie. 1. who fucking wears jean skirts still? 2. who fucking wears jean skirts with leggings? 3. who said wearing ugly patterns was ok? 4. why make an already bad outfit worse by wearing a green sweater? 5. who fucking wears jean skirts still!?!? WITH LEGGINGS?! that's just fail. like, i had to look away but at the same time i couldn't stop staring. now her image is stuck in my head and i can't even think of the other people i saw. sometimes i look at myself, and i'm like, i hope no one thinks this is a bad outfit. and when there's even a hint of something not right, i have to change. that's why i hate dressing up because it's just too goddamn difficult to match and not look like complete shit. everyone should just live in jeans and tshirts. except samantha. i never wanna see her in jeans. ever. it wouldn't be right. anyway, like i was saying. i wouldn't be so upset about how people dress if they could just keep their outfit to a minimum amount of colors. like...three. and if they didn't wear jean fucking skirts with damn leggings. i just remembered i saw a girl wearing ratty jean shorts black uggs and a brown shirt. i hahahahahaaaaaaaateeeee that. first of all, uggs aren't attractive whatsoever. second of all, brown and black are ugly together unless you're rihanna or samantha (you bitch you can wear anything). third, why the fuck would someone wear uggs in this weather?! it's not cold. obviously because you're wearing hoochie jean torn up shortz. NO. i'm so done.







which leads me to my next subject, GATE. i bonded with samantha via text for a little bit over this. GATE was this kick ass program i started in third grade and kept doing until ninth grade. actually i still did it ninth grade. anyway, it was the Gifted And Talented Education program. and basically all the kids with brain power got to leave school in the middle of the day and go to another school and learn about random ass relevant to life shit. like one year it was all art where we learned about monet and renoir and van gogh and degas and kahlo. and learning about space and color and strokes and canvas. and one year it was all architecture about buildings and bridges. and one year it was all crime solving. it was so cool! and i fucking loved going to it. during winter break i was looking through all my old papers in a filing cabinet my dad has, and i found a bunch of GATE folders. everything we did was so creative and shit that it made me sad i don't do things like that now. we got to play with flubber stuff once. actually it was oobleck. from dr. seuss. you know? that green stuff and it's all sticky and crazy. anyway, we had to build a spaceship model out of limited certain supplies and it had to be able to land on the oobleck and stay floating for like 30 seconds or something. and my partner was yen! idk how i remembered that right now. anywho, you basically had to figure out that it couldn't be too heavy so it should have lots of parts. and that it had to have flat stand things because a stick would just be swallowed. and that aluminum didn't stick to it as much as paper. it was genius. and ours totallyyyy floated and we passed and we were awesome. and one time we had to build a suspended bridge that would hold hot wheels. the more cars it could hold the better. and one time there was a "murder" and we had to figure out who done it. kinda like clue but not as cheesy. in all, GATE was probably one of the best experiences of my childhood. even though a lot saw me as some lame skinny girl i was still happy to be better than everyone. because i was better than half the student population. i take that back, i still am better.



