The girl behind the curls

Rewind to 3 years ago...
3 years ago i was sitting at home with nothing to worry about. I had my best friend who i could always count on and my mum was more relaxed and my dad wasn't so worried about the simplest things. 3 years ago i had the ability to actually say the word "No".
As the years have passed these things have seemed to evaporate just like those perfect summer days where the weather it just perfect.
Fast forward 3 years....
My so called 'best friend' is an underage alcholic and my parents have never been so uptight, and as for me, well, i'm just trying to get it right.
I am in the public speaking class, debating, choir, school musical, SRC and the school magazine. It's not exactly that i like to be in all these things. For one, i simply do not have the time, but when those teahers come and ask me to sign up, i just nod and say yes when i should have said no. It's genetic, and it's kinda weird, considering i am a drama student (and quite a good one if i may be so bold to add) and i can't think of one excuse to get myself out of the tricky corner before i sign the contract.

I'm in grade 9 and i suppose it's pretty young to be thinking in the grand scheme og things but then again, nobody could possibly understand how much i take on.

I love movies (the good ones) like 'Taken', 'Die Hard' and the ones like 'The shawshank redemption' and 'Forest Gump' etc. My three electives at school are Drama, french and extension history. I also love music. Honestly, i don't know how people get by without it. Music always seems to be there when no one else is.

I never thought about blogging before until i saw this movie where it seemed to help her get her message across, not that i have a direct message. But if i did have a message, i'd have to go with this one. "Give you're parents a break every now and again, they're doing the best they can."