You know what's annoying?
The people at my school who try to shove their intelligence down other people's throats.
People who quote the numbers of Pi under their breath, pretending to be talking to themselves, when really they just want the people around them to think, "Woah, he/she's soooo smart! He/she knows the numbers of Pi! Wooowww!".
People who pepper their conversations with literary allusions, and then when you don't know what they're talking about, are all like, "Oh, ha-ha, you mean, you haven't read so-and-so-book? Wow, you're like the only one! Really!"
People who argue over their 99/100 average with their teacher, as if it wasn't good enough already.

And the most annoying part is that in 2 weeks I'm going to be surrounded by those kinds of people again, for a whole 'nother 36 weeks. OH MY. And then I'll go to college, where I'll probably have classes with some of these people again. It never ends.

Yeah, I hate to sound cynical (actually, I love it) but yep. That's what awaits me.

I mean, I like feeling smart.
But not to the point that other people feel bad, or dumb.

ANYWAY
let's get on a lighter note.
Clinique Happy, anyone?

I'm looking for a caaaaar.
My mom said it has to be under 4000. I don't have a lot to choose from due to that price range. I mean, sure, there are a ton of truly GORGEOUS stick-shift '95 Honda Accords with dented bumpers and scratchy paint jobs, but why rush the decision, eh?
We already have a car which my mom bought for me to learn to drive in, a '95 Saab convertible, which I actually really like, but my mom said she wants to get a car for me that ISN'T a convertible. You know, she's afraid it'll roll over and my skull will crack open and send my brain gushing everywhere. Hopefully I'll get to keep that car though.

WELL.
Going to Goodwill today with mi tia. Finding some chic '90s junk to wear, which will furthur enhance the illusion that I am aloof and uncool.
Toodles.