Such a bad girl, a baaad girl.

Slept in all of engrrish this morning, did the activity in AP stats with the M&Ms that I ended up giving Eunice since I gave chocolate up for Lent, and I never really liked the peanut M&Ms, 400pt pop quiz in econ and I straight up aced that shit, tried making my basket in ceramics but it looks like shit so I might start over tomorrow. I went home right after ceramics, and I really am amazed at how it's so easy to go to school or to get out of school whenever I please. I'll come late, leave early, or go to my car during passing periods/lunch (when you're not supposed to), and I never ever get caught --knock on wood. Skipping 5th and 6th never felt so good in my life, and that's all I'm going to say about that. However, EJ Brauner said I have quite a lot of work to catch up on for missing class today (just my luck), so damnit. I hope I didn't miss too much in psych either, but fuck, I deserved to go home early, and this is probably the most rebellious thing I have ever done in my life school-wise... actually, no, not even school-wise, like... just in life in general. I'm starting to realize how much of a pussy I am when it comes to certain things. I need to step up and grow up, and I am, I will. No, really --mark my words.

I'll be blogging less because I've found my new addiction: TWITTER. I only have like, 5 "followers." (I'm still waiting for Mr. Summer Breeze to follow my ass! HAHA, jk... kinda!) It basically says my day within a few sentences, or I'll even put some random thoughts up on it, too. So, just check my MySpace or twitter.com/lacsonbaaaby, and you'll be sure to be up to date with my monotonous life.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. We watched that movie in psych and finished it sometime last week. For some reason, I find myself thinking about it time to time. Maybe it's because that at this point in time, a part of me wants to erase certain memories so I can start over, like in the movie. Wouldn't that be crazy though? If science were able to advance themselves and erase certain people's memories that they wouldn't want to remember? Shit, if that was humanly possible, do you know how many people would line up to do that procedure? People who want to get over break-ups, deaths, any memory that brings them pain. The food for thought in class was something like, "Would you erase memories if you could?" At first response, everyone was totally for it, then I guess after really thinking about it, people said no. Erase your memories, and you'd be living in a world of ignorance, and I suppose ignorance can really be bliss in that case. Not erase your memories, and you'd be able to relive your pain for possibly every second of the day. But, I think the main argument was that, you wouldn't know what good was if you never experience the bad. And to add on that defense, I feel like bad memories are part of a learning experience and a chance to grow as a person, something not killing you to making you stronger. With a new start for every person as each day comes, make new memories, don't reminsce too much, and there are always postive outcomes to every negative situation. You guys, watch that movie if you haven't. It's totally good.

Homework time and back to square one.