I don't like Kensington half as much as I like Meck. I want Meck. *whines in little kid voice*
I can't wait until I go to Germany. I am dying of cold in Michigan. I hate hate it.
I have to go to Davidson. What if I can't get accepted? I have to get accepted! I... have to! My parents will let me go. But I have to get accepted. Would a college not want a girl who graduated at 15, has a verbal SAT of 740, is being a German exchange student... well, my class ranking is like 37 since I graduated with the seniors. My GPA is 3.9. Which is not bad but it's NOT 4.0. Would a college want a 16 year old who is bilingual? Well.... I've only taken 2 AP classes. Got a B in one of them. I only went to one year of high school. I will be out of country at time of application. Would a college want a girl who can't afford it? I really, REALLY want to go to Davidson. I want to double major in music and english........ I want to live in Davidson, I want to live AT Davidson, this is my new ambition and I am going to make it come true.
I have to get a peer recommendation for my application. I wonder who might do it? Also a teacher..... Whiteside, I'll ask, no doubt. If I need another adult, Rick'll do it, he did mine for Germany and he didn't even really approve. (My mom said he was like a 'concerned older brother' the other day... hahaha, or something...)
Oooh, I'm watching a tape of Andy and his sister, according to Deanna, that's cool, that's really good.
I want a recording of Meck...right now. Okay, I have one. I'll console myself with this one. "This is Your Life".::
.:Arakatze blogged on 6/28/2004 02:26:00 PM:.
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quote:"I remember sitting in my car in the parking lot, overwhelmed with a single thought: That's what I want for my life: To be caught up in the sweep of history. To be in the center of things. To be making a difference. To be at the heart of the struggle between right and wrong, good and evil. My heart was almost breaking at the thought of a life of insignificance."
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