since it wants to be a douche thanks to all the people that said hbd to me:
(yes i wrote them all)
aaryn, temi, keisha (lil sis), jade, primous, teni, shamrock, shatera, shayla, milan, ryan ('07), chris (lil bro-aaryn), tyre, josh (bernards), adia, danielle (harmonisha..ghetto ass), cheyene, brandon (babe), tylerm tevin, richard, terryn, saied, joy, allym jasmine (jr.), angel, raelon, john, jade (bernards), sergio, nev, rachael (sophomore), kara, tarik, maya, floyd, trina, emilie, drew, gary, marquelle, rachel (lancaster), lauren, brian, deveeda, ashley (cleaveland), jarvis, ashley (princess ash), denzel, rachel (jr.), kyndal, jenny, ben, gabby, sherman, dani, sabim, brianna g, steven
sure's there's gunna be plenty more.
last minute hw i gotta do.
pictures coming soon!
Dec. 1, 2008 [wat i woke up to::]
- renner, micah, bri (hamilton), brandon (sophomore),
11.30.2008
11.30.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm going to make this quick.
today's my birthday (duhh.)
went out to dinner w. danielle, trina, mom and gma (olive garden)..yes gary they have an olive garden out here lol
we had a little incident w. the waiter. he spilled shirley temple all over trina. all bad. she got a free meal =] lol
had a few laughs it was all good
opened gifts at the end. might i add i was NOT expecting anything for my birthday just wishful thinking but i really wasn't trying to get my hopes up
but first lemme show u the wishlist i made a loooong time ago. like before i moved:
***mac laptop
**tall chocolate uggs
ihome
moccasins
step up 2 dvd
**jasmine sullivan cd
**american apparell/forever 21 gift card
day 26 cd
john legend cd
**murs cd
fedora hat
808 and heart break
t.i.'s cd (idk y!!)
**beyonce's cd
ne-yo cd
this is what i got
tall camel uggs
jasmine sullivan cd
forever 21 gift card
beyonce cd
coach wallet (mann. that wasn't even on the list!)
ihome!
mann i lucked out for a person who hasn't really gotten anything the last birthday and christmas. =] i am truly blessed. mann i wish i was in l.a. so i could go to agape i really liked it there. =/
o and happy belated birthdays to:
justin smith
stephanatorr (stephanye white)
devey dev (however u spell it)
I'm going to make this quick.
today's my birthday (duhh.)
went out to dinner w. danielle, trina, mom and gma (olive garden)..yes gary they have an olive garden out here lol
we had a little incident w. the waiter. he spilled shirley temple all over trina. all bad. she got a free meal =] lol
had a few laughs it was all good
opened gifts at the end. might i add i was NOT expecting anything for my birthday just wishful thinking but i really wasn't trying to get my hopes up
but first lemme show u the wishlist i made a loooong time ago. like before i moved:
***mac laptop
**tall chocolate uggs
ihome
moccasins
step up 2 dvd
**jasmine sullivan cd
**american apparell/forever 21 gift card
day 26 cd
john legend cd
**murs cd
fedora hat
808 and heart break
t.i.'s cd (idk y!!)
**beyonce's cd
ne-yo cd
this is what i got
tall camel uggs
jasmine sullivan cd
forever 21 gift card
beyonce cd
coach wallet (mann. that wasn't even on the list!)
ihome!
mann i lucked out for a person who hasn't really gotten anything the last birthday and christmas. =] i am truly blessed. mann i wish i was in l.a. so i could go to agape i really liked it there. =/
o and happy belated birthdays to:
justin smith
stephanatorr (stephanye white)
devey dev (however u spell it)
11.28.2008
save the children
invisible children
how it started:
In the spring of 2003, three young filmmakers traveled to Africa in search of a story. What started out as a filmmaking adventure transformed into much more when these boys from Southern California discovered a tragedy that disgusted and inspired them-a tragedy where children are both the weapons and the victims.
After returning to the States, they created the documentary "Invisible Children: Rough Cut," a film that exposes the tragic realities of nothern Uganda's night commuters and child soldiers. The film originally shown too friends and family, but has now been seen by millions of people. The overwhelming response has been, "How can I help?" To answer this question, the non-profit Invisible Children Inc. was created, giving compasssionate individuals an effective way o respond to the situation.
How you can help:
Have a screening: show the documentary to friends and family, or host a screening on our national tour.
* Buy a bracelet: IC's bracelet campaign is the easiest way to start making a difference. Not only do they provide jobs for people in Uganda but also 0put children through school.
* Join Schools for Schools: Connect your school to a war-affected school in northern Uganda and directly rebuild their education system.
* Get creative: Use your time, talent and money to help support peace in Uganda.
Invisible Children is a social, palithal, and global movement.
Get Involved:
www.invisiblechildren.com
how it started:
In the spring of 2003, three young filmmakers traveled to Africa in search of a story. What started out as a filmmaking adventure transformed into much more when these boys from Southern California discovered a tragedy that disgusted and inspired them-a tragedy where children are both the weapons and the victims.
After returning to the States, they created the documentary "Invisible Children: Rough Cut," a film that exposes the tragic realities of nothern Uganda's night commuters and child soldiers. The film originally shown too friends and family, but has now been seen by millions of people. The overwhelming response has been, "How can I help?" To answer this question, the non-profit Invisible Children Inc. was created, giving compasssionate individuals an effective way o respond to the situation.
How you can help:
Have a screening: show the documentary to friends and family, or host a screening on our national tour.
* Buy a bracelet: IC's bracelet campaign is the easiest way to start making a difference. Not only do they provide jobs for people in Uganda but also 0put children through school.
* Join Schools for Schools: Connect your school to a war-affected school in northern Uganda and directly rebuild their education system.
* Get creative: Use your time, talent and money to help support peace in Uganda.
Invisible Children is a social, palithal, and global movement.
Get Involved:
www.invisiblechildren.com
11.24.2008
grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
i hate technology.
i typed out this whole thing and it didn't save.
great.
i'll do it later.
i typed out this whole thing and it didn't save.
great.
i'll do it later.
11.20.2008
11.16.2008
weekend
lately haven't been detailed. eh.
my mom finally got a car she sed i can drive it =D
friday went to my school's dance recital. . .NEXT.
then after me and mom went to see secret life of bees. phenomenal. dakota fanning truly worked her tail off! they either need to be nominated or win an oscar.
last night easy job:
babysitting a 7 month old baby. already sleep when i got there. made 45 cenoss! =D
today: looking at houses and goin to the mall. might spend some money
o yesterday before babysitting i went to this cool store called edward mckay's that's this used cd/book/video store. the cheapest prices!! i got 2 books for 7 bux (all together) and the beatles cd for 8 bux =] i was happy
my mom finally got a car she sed i can drive it =D
friday went to my school's dance recital. . .NEXT.
then after me and mom went to see secret life of bees. phenomenal. dakota fanning truly worked her tail off! they either need to be nominated or win an oscar.
last night easy job:
babysitting a 7 month old baby. already sleep when i got there. made 45 cenoss! =D
today: looking at houses and goin to the mall. might spend some money
o yesterday before babysitting i went to this cool store called edward mckay's that's this used cd/book/video store. the cheapest prices!! i got 2 books for 7 bux (all together) and the beatles cd for 8 bux =] i was happy
11.14.2008
moment of thought. *m.o.t.
it's interesting to me how people can say one thing and then do the total opposite. for instance, a girl in my class who is very republican says that she is for gay marriage but doesn't like polygamy. think about that. there can be homosexual relations within polygamy.
update::
- people are pissing me off at school. pretending they care about minorities or whatever you wanna label us but then go and say some racist comments. its ridiculous
update::
- people are pissing me off at school. pretending they care about minorities or whatever you wanna label us but then go and say some racist comments. its ridiculous
11.12.2008
guess who.
love him.
fact of the day:: did you know he was an abolitionist for antislavery??? gotcha. ;)
fact of the day:: did you know he was an abolitionist for antislavery??? gotcha. ;)
11.11.2008
posted it on other blog but I felt like doing it here too.
as a preface.i am sry to offend anyone in the upcoming matter but this just has to be said. at this point I really don't care who I offend because people have offended me and didn't care either, so why should I?
I am reading about slavery in my history class and I have learned to tolerate and accept the fact that what is done is done and there is nothing we can do about the past. Now i will say that we can change the future. There was a group of people in the mid-1800s talking about the reasons of why slavery was important and a necessity to the slaveholders. They made pamphlets, wrote essays, promoted the idea of slavery. These ideas were so rediculous I had to stop reading because I couldn't concentrate after a certain point while reading because I was just disappointed with their ideas of how blacks had to fit under this category because being of African descend was a default in your being and your presence. The proslavery propaganda's, as I put it, three arguements of why it should be allowed were these:
1) it is natural and proper status fro people of African descent. Blacks were inferior to whites and their only purpose was for slavery (hard labor).
2) slavery is sanctioned by the Bible and Christianity.
3) slavery is connected to the humanitarian spirit. Blacks are naturally dependent upon other people (whites).
okay. I seriously could not and cannot believe the generalization of these "reasons" of why slavery should be allowed. They acted like they had never seen anyone besides someone of African descent do hard labor and this just tells me that they were to lazy and too "priveleged" in their eyes, to do any work of their own. "slavery is sanctioned by the Bible and Christianity"???? really?? they take things wayyy too literally. I understand that St. Paul said to follow your masters but come on. How about master= GOD! these people used this arguement continuously to make their point. was there anything else within the Bible that could have been used?? obviously not since they kept repeating it over and over. dummies. And last but certainly not least, they said the slavery had to do with the humanitarian spirit. HOW in the HELL is that connected to the spirit of others???? Just so you know, buying someone and making them do hard labor for you without no pay, no justice along with the mistreatment, does NOT classify someone as being a humanitarian. I mean COME ON! Get your head out of your ass, stop thinking about yourself for once and understand that everything is not about you and your money//prosperity.
I truly don't get how people could just go along with this and let this history happen. I know that there were abolitionists but why did it take so long for it to come about. why is it that for a slave to take action, some whites finally realized it was okay to stand up for them. this is why I hate history because people were so ignorant and all about them, their land, and prosperity that they didn't "have the time" to take a look from a different perspective and realize that slaves are people too. People in general are stupid because history is cyclical. It ALWAYS repeats itself no matter the circumstances.
as a preface.
I am reading about slavery in my history class and I have learned to tolerate and accept the fact that what is done is done and there is nothing we can do about the past. Now i will say that we can change the future. There was a group of people in the mid-1800s talking about the reasons of why slavery was important and a necessity to the slaveholders. They made pamphlets, wrote essays, promoted the idea of slavery. These ideas were so rediculous I had to stop reading because I couldn't concentrate after a certain point while reading because I was just disappointed with their ideas of how blacks had to fit under this category because being of African descend was a default in your being and your presence. The proslavery propaganda's, as I put it, three arguements of why it should be allowed were these:
1) it is natural and proper status fro people of African descent. Blacks were inferior to whites and their only purpose was for slavery (hard labor).
2) slavery is sanctioned by the Bible and Christianity.
3) slavery is connected to the humanitarian spirit. Blacks are naturally dependent upon other people (whites).
okay. I seriously could not and cannot believe the generalization of these "reasons" of why slavery should be allowed. They acted like they had never seen anyone besides someone of African descent do hard labor and this just tells me that they were to lazy and too "priveleged" in their eyes, to do any work of their own. "slavery is sanctioned by the Bible and Christianity"???? really?? they take things wayyy too literally. I understand that St. Paul said to follow your masters but come on. How about master= GOD! these people used this arguement continuously to make their point. was there anything else within the Bible that could have been used?? obviously not since they kept repeating it over and over. dummies. And last but certainly not least, they said the slavery had to do with the humanitarian spirit. HOW in the HELL is that connected to the spirit of others???? Just so you know, buying someone and making them do hard labor for you without no pay, no justice along with the mistreatment, does NOT classify someone as being a humanitarian. I mean COME ON! Get your head out of your ass, stop thinking about yourself for once and understand that everything is not about you and your money//prosperity.
I truly don't get how people could just go along with this and let this history happen. I know that there were abolitionists but why did it take so long for it to come about. why is it that for a slave to take action, some whites finally realized it was okay to stand up for them. this is why I hate history because people were so ignorant and all about them, their land, and prosperity that they didn't "have the time" to take a look from a different perspective and realize that slaves are people too. People in general are stupid because history is cyclical. It ALWAYS repeats itself no matter the circumstances.
clarity for the skeptics
okay for anyone who is opposed for obama's presidency, I just want to say please don't think that it is African American's "fault" that he has been elected. Let me just say that even if every single African American had voted for Obama and no other race or ethnicity did. Obama would not have been elected. other races voted for Obama as well, so please do not have any inclination that it is the fault of blacks that is he is going to be our new president. accept the change that has been made and is going to come. Even though there are a lot of us (blacks) don't forget we are still a minority. which by the way is increasing along w. different ethnicities such as latinos, asians, etc. so please don't be ignorant and create a bad name for yourself that most of you have already done. I am not generalizing I am just stating that there are people who create a bad name for themselves which portrays them in a certain way. Not saying that everyone is the same, and not saying that blacks haven't made a bad name for themselves in SOME way. I'm just informing that no one should pin point or put the blame on a particular group of people based on the majority of this country's decision.
thank you for hearing me out.
aum & love.
thank you for hearing me out.
aum & love.
11.09.2008
past.
+ parent teacher conference
+ taught a dance lesson ! =D
+ slept all night thurs. & friday (no school)
+ found "urban streetwear" store as critics call it ..u know..the shitwe you guys wear in l.a. like rogue and shit. BOMB. savin the duckets.
+ irish pub w. mom. she let me drink =p
+ saturday...let's not and say we did talk about it.
+ danielle let me drive again =D
+ today..got my running shoes for track & sum cool ass shades and headphones
i'm still in shock obama won..thanks for voting for change =D
+ taught a dance lesson ! =D
+ slept all night thurs. & friday (no school)
+ found "urban streetwear" store as critics call it ..u know..the shit
+ irish pub w. mom. she let me drink =p
+ saturday...let's not and say we did talk about it.
+ danielle let me drive again =D
+ today..got my running shoes for track & sum cool ass shades and headphones
i'm still in shock obama won..thanks for voting for change =D
11.04.2008
!!!!!!!!!!!!
we officially have an african american president of the united states!!!
BARACK OBAMA!!!
BARACK OBAMA!!!
11.03.2008
asdfghjkl.;/
i can't take this anymore.
i don't expect anything to work out for me from this point on.
what's the point.
o yea. not going to cali for christmas.
election day tomorrow.
i don't expect anything to work out for me from this point on.
what's the point.
o yea. not going to cali for christmas.
election day tomorrow.
11.01.2008
eventful ?
i think not.
stayed home all day [didn't have school]
passed out candy to the little kiddiessss [would've taken pics bt that would have def. set off a pedofile vibe.]
watched love n basketball and juno
my family sucks...
o election is tuesday
VOTE FOR ME AS UR CLASS SECRETARY !
l
l
l
v
stayed home all day [didn't have school]
passed out candy to the little kiddiessss [would've taken pics bt that would have def. set off a pedofile vibe.]
watched love n basketball and juno
my family sucks...
o election is tuesday
VOTE FOR ME AS UR CLASS SECRETARY !
l
l
l
v
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
