Days 18 and 19

I figured day 18 would be a quick, small, easy entry, and I had to think about day 19, which is why I didn't sweat skipping another day, yet again.

Day 18 is Something That Makes You Laugh

Well, quite a lot of things make me laugh, and so I feel like I can't post just one thing here.

1.DBZ Abridged





I never watched the real show because I was into Sailor Moon, and I resisted this show at first too, until I fell asleep to a marathon my friends were watching. I think it got into my subconscious. It's pretty hilarious sometimes, and it gets quoted by my friends and I a lot. If you watch the clip and you like it, you can go to teamfourstar.com to find more episodes.

Also, I love memes. Especially when you can make your own, but I only take credit for the nerd girl one.

Not to say that all girls who think they're nerds play kingdom hearts, but for some reason I've noticed some really stupid girls play that game and say they're gamers. (Not you, Fatty.) It's a good game, and not just wannabe gamer girls play it. Still, I hate most "gamer" girls. They pretty much play games so they can talk about them for attention. I hate that.

Anyway, I love memes. And other random pictures I find.

I guess I should be careful with Day 19, because all it says is "Disrespecting Your Parents." What's that supposed to mean? Do I write about times I've disrespected my parents or just write about what I don't like about them? I don't really like the idea. If you've ever had a conversation with me for more than twenty minutes my mom has probably come up, so you would know how I feel about that right now. And my dad live in Phoenix, so our relationship has always been a little distant and strange. This'll most likely change when I live with him for a year or so. I'm hoping just till Mikey gets out of AIT.

If I had to say something about it, there've been a good handful of times I've gone against what my mom has said, since I live with her primarily, and also some times I've upset my dad, neither of which I'm proud of. I had a bad attitude from about age twelve to fifteen. Sixteen I got a little smarter, though not much.

So I don't know, that's an odd topic. We've all disrespected our parents at one time in our lives, it's kind of impossible to avoid. It's part of growing up and becoming your own person.