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Woop! for 4,000... Rant at Christmas break

Mon Dec 6, 2004, 4:18 PM

woop for the mothers woop for the fathers, woop for the children that carry the burden... yes I dunno

Mood: Unimpressed

gone to earth
Listening to: A long days night, Beatles
Reading: The One Tree, Stephen R. Donaldson
Watching: >>>MY PARENTS ARE ANTI -TV<<<

YEAH... I finally have 4,000... I feel no difference but it was fun to announce

So I WAS free ALL christmas break UNTIL my father decided to invite my cousin Hekmat, and grand-uncle over to the house in the MIDDLE of teh bloody break

When I try to get out of it for PART of their stay i am accused of not caring about family... This SUX!!! now I can't say a whole week becasue there is NO week i'm free... So I've waited the whole year to go do something and all of a bloody sudden some obsure relative is coming out of nowhere and I have to act like I WANT them to be here... ugghh!

Crap!!!! CRAP CRAP!!!... so I'm only gonna be able to stay for less than a week...damn... ... ...

on with life however... I'm done

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~kretel Dec 6, 2004, 5:08:11 PM

And you say nothing of the fact that you're my freind and are advertising me because of it...

Anyway, I'm sorry about the break.
I was about to be frustrated at my parents for not solidifying things sooner,
but it looks like you're having just as much trouble (if not more) than I am.

Plus, you're proving my parents right.

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Reality is for those who lack imagination.
Everyone's broken a law. It just takes talent to break one of Nature's.

~GnKit Dec 6, 2004, 10:15:11 PM

I dunno i thought it might make them think I'm extremely biased... maybe

not your fault at all... nor your parents... i KNOW I Will come over during teh break but it probably can't be for a full week... I won't let them change their minds about that ...

things might change however the relatives have to call back to see if they when they got the plane ticket to come over here or something...

I dunno my dad says they are staying a whole week , my mom says they are going to be here SOme of the time during that week.. and I'm saying as much as I can without gettting in a major fight with my fahter... which would lead to disator and almost certain demise

proving your parents right by doing... ??

~kretel Dec 8, 2004, 4:46:38 AM

By suddenly changing plans.

It's part of the reason they wouldn't give me a definite answer.

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Reality is for those who lack imagination.
Everyone's broken a law. It just takes talent to break one of Nature's.

~GnKit Dec 8, 2004, 8:16:25 PM

why does that matter ... I don't understand

~kretel Dec 9, 2004, 4:45:04 AM

Becuase If we had made plans, and your dad had done something like that, it would switch dates, change times, and shorten things.

My parents may take a long time to make plans, but once they do, they like the decisions concrete.

--
Reality is for those who lack imagination.
Everyone's broken a law. It just takes talent to break one of Nature's.

~GnKit Dec 9, 2004, 5:40:28 PM

true your parents are good at descision(adn sticking to them...

)..

but I kinda need to know cause I'm gonna have to come either the day of your last exam or the morning after.. or the last 6 days fo teh break, but the last 6 days garry isn't gonna be there so I dunno...

as of right now the plans are finalized... but then again I can't promise that my relatives won't change their minds and come anotehr time.. but yet again at the moment I should know whats happening

anyways... I'm not angry w/ your parents or anything... Their awesome its more mine I'm worried about

~GnKit Dec 9, 2004, 5:44:20 PM

A husband and wife were involved in a petty argument, both of them unwilling to admit they might be in error. "I'll admit I'm wrong," the wife told her husband in a conciliatory attempt, "if you'll admit I'm right." He agreed and, like a gentleman, insisted she go first. "I'm wrong," she said. With a twinkle in his eye, he responded, "You're right!"

wow that joke reminded me of your parents... without the arguing part

~kretel Dec 9, 2004, 7:15:39 PM

That is something my dad would do...

--
Reality is for those who lack imagination.
Everyone's broken a law. It just takes talent to break one of Nature's.