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I fail my math regents… again.
61. That’s exactly 4 points away from a 65, which is the passing grade. I got exactly 9 more points than the first time I took it. Woo-fuckin’-hoo.
Yes, this is about the time when everyone and their fucking mother tells me “I told you that you should’ve studied.” Ya’ know what? Suck it. I know that it was pretty stupid for me to pass up a better grade on a silver platter, but it’s a bit on the late side to fix that. Besides, Mom already got the honors.
I don’t know why I didn’t see this coming. It’s not like my life is kind enough to me to let me get away with simple pleasures like passing a stupid fucking Math Regents. I may as well give it a rest and get a high school diploma. Oh wait, I can’t do that, because I have (other people’s) EXPECTATIONS to live up to. I can’t possibly let them down. That’d be like killing them with a wooden stake. Then again, killing them with a wooden stake might be a good way to make people let me fail at life peacefully.
So there’s my story. Wonderful way to end the Summer, don’t you think? Sarcasm, sarcasm, sarcasm.

I should seriously consider getting rid of all my categories and just putting all my posts under “Stuff.” It’d make my blog and my life a little less messy. :/

My Summer in a Nutshell

At around this time, you’re probably wondering what’s been going on in the life of KRenee, but you’ve been cut off from her mind almost completely due to a lack of posts to this site. You might even be curious to know what the cause for this month long absence is. Perhaps you don’t really care, and don’t know why your even reading. The minds of  my readers are unimportant to me. Well, that’s a lie; they’re important SOMETIMES.
So, here’s a quick summary of this summer:
August 18th: I take my Regents exam. I don’t know the score, but ever since I took that stupid test, I’ve been sleeping like the dead every night. I’m a bit more confident this time around, mainly because it wasn’t quite as hard, but I still didn’t know half the questions on it. But I have a good feeling, and that’s all that matters.
August 21st: We went to Hershey park, and that was totally awesome. I arranged it with a lil’ help from the rest of the fam, excluding the boys because they’re useless in general. We went on a total of three roller coasters.
The first one we did was The Comet, a wooden coaster which was really fun in my opinion.
We went on The Great Bear, which was also really fun but scared the living crap out of Mom and David. I don’t know about David, but Mom was screaming like omfg on that ride.
We also went on this other coaster that I don’t know the name of. It was for a younger audience, like 8-10 year-olds, but me and mom still liked it. It jerks you around real sudden, but the ride itself isn’t all that big or fast. There was this one part where everyone threw their hands up, so I did too, and then we were approaching this tunnel that looked SUPER SMALL, so everyone lowered their hands again, and I tried to duck down because it looked like it’d take my head off.
Gina and Dad were going to go on this amazing looking Roller coaster called “Fahrenheit”, but the line was like, and hour+ long, so they didn’t go on it.
There was another ride there, “Storm Runner”, that Gina wanted to take me on, but I didn’t really want to go on it so we didn’t. Next time, Gina, I promise!
The last ride we got on was the Ferris Wheel, which was trippy as hell and I can’t say the same for David, who’s afraid of height, but I love Ferris wheels now. After that, me and Gina were going to go to the Great Bear while mom did some other stuff. On the way, we stopped so that I could get super splashed by this incredible looking ride called “Tidal Wave”. It was amazing, and I think I elbowed some kid in the head. Sorry, kid! Anyway, after that me and Gina continued on our way(PS, that park is huge and it gave me HORRID leg cramps).
We got to the Great Bear, but the line was and hour and ten minutes long, so we said “screw it” and left. Gina was fairly disappointed, but like I said, there will deff be a next time.
August 23rd: Gina went back to college, much to my dismay. The only plus when Gina leaves it a sudden surplus of room. Mom and I have officially agreed that Gina needs lots of space.
That night, Natalie came over after me and Mom got back from dropping off Gina. After nagging her dad for a good twenty minutes, we got money to get Boston Milkshakes from Tasty Treat. He didn’t want to drive, so we walked. They were closed. We said “Damnit” and came back to my house, were Nat spent the night.
August 24th: at 9 AM, me and Natalie walked back to Tasty Treat, but they still weren’t open. We sat on benches beside the building for over an hour waiting for them, but they never opened. Plus, they don’t have their house posted on the building, so we didn’t know when we’d be able to go back. Nevertheless, we stopped by S&S Auto, and asked Steve if we could buy breakfast with the $20 he’d given us. He said yes, so we went to Treats and Eats and bought breakfast, while was super yummy. Nat also got ice cream. Then, we went to our separate home. I got in bed at 11:18 AM and slept until about 4:30 PM.
And that’s what happened since my last post.

Well, Wasn’t That Fun

No, it wasn’t fun at all.

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