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[caithream]

Hmm. Soo. I somehow just got a job. Not a real one, mind you, but it pays. My sister was being picked up by her friend Katelyn and her mom asked me to come outside so I could talk to her. She wanted to know if I could tutor Katelyn in math. I'd have to go over to their house (which is not bad at all... it's huge) three or four times a week and help her with math. It's only seventh grade math so hopefully I won't look like an idiot, heh. Math is not my strong point... but I'll more than likely be just fine here, heh. I don't know how much I'll get paid but any sorce of income is fabulous, since I'm getting none at the moment. I pretty much start tomorrow. Less free time, but hell, I've had enough free time to last me a bit. So, yay.

Just for the heck of it, I straightened my hair this morning. It looks pretty cool. A bit stringy, but cool. I think I like my hair better curly but this is a nice change.

I was going to rant and argue about a certain quiz I saw on LJ but, hell... the world is full of stupidity and my say in that isn't going to change it a bit. Absolutely idiotic. Gah.

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[daliahellyes.livejournal.com]

Ah I see. I keep getting 'punk' in quizzes. O.o The children do not know what punk is.
There is still punk around...somewhere. It's just hard to find.

Maybe in 20 years people will look back and call this period of time some sort of 'new punk era'. I hope not.

[caithream.livejournal.com]

Yesh, yesh... maybe you're right.

And, geez, I hope not. The Good Charlotte worshippers might call it that... I, however, will tell my children it was the "Nu-metal, pop-punk era" that drove some to insanity and most to devout emo/'punk' followings.

Shoosh. I'm not bitter. Annoyed, but not bitter. :D