Separating today into parts isn't working so well in my head. Bits and pieces flutter through my thoughts, unwilling to cling coherently to words. I said words to Dobbin today. We were in the same group in class (hahahahahahahahaha yes) and he said something at the end of class and then I said something and then I proclaimed myself to be a magical ninja to the teacher and left. Then he came into the library during eighth period with his class and I had to stop myself from hyperventilating madly while partitioning off laminated posters. And he keeps looking at me? I don't know.
My sister wisely told me that I might should stop thinking about him so much. I just got defensive at this suggestion. It isn't like I wake up every morning with the idea "ZOMG I get to think about DOBBIN TODAY oh yeah!!!!!" My thoughts are haywire as it is.
Irony: discussing conflict resolution/how to act in a disagreement while forced into a group with your ex-boyfriend.
Him: I'll write it down.
Me: I already wrote it down.
Him: Well never mind then.
[please insert really weird eye contact here, oh my God]
I'm a f*ding*ing ninja.
That felt appropriate for some reason.
Notable events, notable events... Teachers like me. I don't even know. Well, I do. I must reverberate "I'm a cool kid" vibes or something. Maybe I just do the work, unlike the majority population, but I find it hard to believe this could be the only reason. Surely some people do it, as well, though I do not have statistics on this. In English our teacher, One Who Is Addressed By His Initials, tried to switch a test date on us and argued that no, he hadn't set the date for Wednesday. It was always Tuesday. Yet, when I had it written out in my planner as Wednesday and he observed this, he said "okay, because Katherine is the only one I trust, I'll give you this one."
I repeat: I am a f*ding*ing ninja.
I know, internet. First I reveal to you the fact that I flip myself off in mirrors, then I throw expletives all over the place. It must be a lot to handle. It's getting me a bit hot and bothered, too, if you must know.
At work today I felt like I was doing everything wrong. The Mighty And Magical library staff seemed out of sorts to me, which led me to worry that they were mad at me or I was a failure at Life. If I don't have instruction I go straighten books on shelves and hope that if they need me they'll say something. Tomorrow I work until eight for the first time. Please Lord thank you help me.
Then I came home. Other bits happened. Then I sat here and promptly discovered this. THE BEST. It doesn't feel that simple, but it helps. I'm trying here.
Also awesome: THIS. Also this, which I frequently orchestrate dance parties to. And my lovely wonderful friend Erin. And breathing. Caffeine. Many things.
I don't want BEDA to end. I am seriously contemplating blogging more regularly after this experience. Who wants to hold me to that? I could use a keeper.
For some reason that last sentence makes me giggle.
You should totally keep blogging after August is over. I like reading your blog entries, even if I don't always comment. :)
ReplyDeleteTeachers liking you is always a good sign. And teachers trusting you. I mean, cause then sometimes you can hang back and have super awesome conversations with them, which is THE BEST EVER.
ReplyDeleteOH MY GOSH. I'm on a list! *gleeful giggle*
<3 <3 and stuff
I /adore/ that Ben Folds meets Nick Hornby meets Pomplamoose song/video! See, this is the brill part about being so behind on your blog! I had (shamefully) sort of forgotten about in these months, and now you've helped me rediscover it!! HUZZAH.
ReplyDeleteI always had those relationships with teachers, too. Clearly we have special teacher-attracting pheromones, because we are delightfully magical. CLEARLY.
And, oh. Oh, sweet irony.