Friends

Listening to: Watching Cosby
Feeling: crestfallen
Okay, I'm not really crestfallen but I can't believe that 10 years of my life are gone. I just watched the series finale of Friends. The 90's are now officially over along with my teens. It's insane how attached a person can get to fictional characters on TV. For 10 years these people have been my friends. What a freaking cliche. The finale of this show means more to me than the end of some cash-cow. It symbolizes everything I yearned for and wanted to become while growing up. I wanted to move to New York and live in some apartment building with friends that I could always count on. Now it seems like that dream will never come true. It seems like I never even dreamed it. My life is so much different then I thought it'd be. And I have to admit it is not for the better. I'm living my life for other people. It sucks. I'd like to say that I have had an epiphany but I know that tomorrow I'll still be the lame ass good-girl who always plays by the rules and does what she should. I'm very tired of that. In 8 days I will have completed my first year of college. In a month Jenn graduates from high school. Jenn. I just can't believe that she's 18. I miss when we were 13. I miss her. I miss a lot of things. Like I miss my dog, my house, my mom, my teacher Mr. Callahan. But I refuse to live my life looking backward while always stumbling forward. I will continue with college even though I don't want to but I will pick a major and I'm going to save my money so if I ever grow the balls to move to New York I'll be able to. And Carol where ever you are: CALL ME!
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Hey darling...Listen everything will be fine...I promise you...

I miss ya to...We're really gonna have to do somethng before you leave to va...
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Ooops that was me...I'm a slacker and failed to sign in again...anyways i'm gonna go get my hair done...love ya
Jen
[Anonymous]
mm.

deep entry my dear.

it's a shame that things have to change. if i could, i'd be 14 all over again and stay that way for life.

the only good thing about change is that you get to do more then before. you get to go out more, drink more, vote more (hmm), be on your own more, etc. etc.

you're not a lame ass just because you follow the rules...you're just a sweet-little-rule-follower, nothing wrong with that.
lookit at it this way, you're the least likely to end up in jail.

but i do recommend that you get out and break a few tiny rules. you need to live before you get too old to know what living is.

people forget too much when they get older, way too much.

mm. i'm sort of lost in my point now and we'll leave you with these encouraging words:

ROCK ON YOU CUTE COLLEGE HERO YOU!