FREE WRITE: Um

HEY LOOK LAST BLOG OF THE YEAR.
As much as I would love to spend my last remaining brain cells on writing about the meaning of life in this blog, I would much rather take a nap. Ew I work all of next week. Ew.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

My greatest/worst memory

My greatest memories include times that I laughed the hardest, and that's sappy, so I'll get to the interesting stuff.

Ok, there are a few things I have fears of (rational or otherwise): clowns, dolls, evil clowns, evil dolls, evil clown dolls, regular clown dolls, ketchup and mayonnaise (not the condiments themselves but just the thought of/actually consuming or touching it). All of these come from various traumatic childhood memories. Because I've already listed all of them, I'm not going to go through each individual memory, because now I've lost the willpower to do so. Anyway, just know that these were my worst memories. Not fun. They haunt me to this day. 

Anti-bullying legislation

The angle of the story focused on the plight of the boy, who is a victim of bullying (because of his sexuality?). I think that the reporter was leaning more towards the boy's cause, because he or she only used quotes and evidence that victimized the boy that was bullied. I think that school definitely don't do enough to control bullying (the least that that school could have done was keep its word and suspend those kids) despite the fact that there are so many anti-bullying things at school these days. I think bullying will never go away, because it's just in human nature to shy away from things that are different from us.

If I could be any literary character, who would it be?

As much as I would love to be Katniss Everdeen or Hazel from "The Fault in Our Stars," I'd rather not suffer from PTSD or stage-four lung cancer. I would have to say I want to be Lizzie Bennett from "Pride and Prejudice," because duh. She's awesome, and she reminds me a lot of myself.

Would I rather have no school on Friday or in the Spring?

I would rather have no school on Friday, because I believe in the benefits of immediate gratification. Either way, this is a moot point, considering the fact that I have no control of the weather. Can I please go home?

How do you make others feel appreciated?

Hugs. Hugs always cure everything. Hugs make you feel special. So yeah I hug people.