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Sep 24 2008

fluff and stuff

Published by cherrylemonade at 9:30 pm under political Edit This

I got a comment today from someone that said that I shouldn’t write about Clay Aiken coming out of the closet because we are in an economical crisis right now. I find this funny because the world relies strongest on escapism in times like these.  However, I realize that it might at times seem like I am a flake who is a bit obsessive about American Idol and other “fluffy” shows.  Unfortunately this isn’t true.

 

I have accomplished many things in my life. These range from appearing in my first dance recital with my arm in a cast, to hitting the game winning triple in a softball championship, to getting first honor while suffering through a horrible spout with Lime Disease. However, as great as these things were, they are not the accomplishment I am MOST proud.  

 

My junior year of high school I scored a one hundred on my United States History regents. I was scared that I was going to fail one of my tests. It was stupid because I had been doing well in all of my classes but I just had a bad feeling. I studied like crazy for all of my tests and I figured I was doing okay on all of them, but nothing special. Then one day I was told my history teacher wanted to see me. I wondered what I had done and then he told me, “You got one hundred on your United States History regents”. I was ecstatic and a little in shock. All of my teachers soon followed with their congratulations.

 

Apparently, this is a very rare accomplishment. It also proves, or can stand as evidence, that I am a rather smart individual who knows a little something about my country. So, to that guy, remember just because someone chooses not to write about hard news, doesn’t mean they aren’t politically minded and bright.

 

 

             

 

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