Disney~Cutie
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Awwwwww that's cute!!
Sars...Robyn and ChaCha!!! I have some exciting news tot tell yall. Today...I was flipping through the channels on my TV and nothing was on. That's when I saw it. Guess what I saw!!
MY LITTLE PONY!!!!!
I know, I know!!! I'm so proud of myself for finally watching it. And Im happy to admit that I'm kinda addicted. I love Pinky Pie and Rainbow Dash. They're adorable!!! So, yeah. I ended up watching 7 episodes in a row. Haha. Ponies. Who knew right??![]()
Sars...Robyn and ChaCha!!! I have some exciting news tot tell yall. Today...I was flipping through the channels on my TV and nothing was on. That's when I saw it. Guess what I saw!!
MY LITTLE PONY!!!!!
I know, I know!!! I'm so proud of myself for finally watching it. And Im happy to admit that I'm kinda addicted. I love Pinky Pie and Rainbow Dash. They're adorable!!! So, yeah. I ended up watching 7 episodes in a row. Haha. Ponies. Who knew right??![]()
New season of MLP:FIM?! yayayayayayayayayay
*♥Chip&Dale♥*;42409283 said:Hey Fellow Post Wasterslong time no talk!
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I know right? 21 days
Now time for a random picture!!!!
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Here is a short 1st person story I just felt like typing up, because I am feeling great about life right now.
Accepted
I used to feel sorry for myself. I was always an outcast, the weird girl, the one who was left out. I wasn't invited to countless parties, sleepovers, and get together's. A while ago, people finally started to accept me. It took about 9 years, but I was finally someone who they could consider their "friend". People no longer judged me, they had gotten used to the strangeness that was their neighbourhood smart girl. But then something happened, something I should have seen coming. After 9 years with the same people, after all of the trials, the tribulations, all the stupid little-girl shunnings that I had to go through to get to a point where I was accepted, were void. It was time to start over, and it was just then that I realised what a reputation I had built. In some ways it was good, in others, bad. Over the years people realised that arguing with me meant utter failure, I would always find a way to outsmart them, no matter what the topic. I could look at someone a certain way, and they would apologize for whatever they happened to say. I felt powerful for once. It was pretty nice not having to deal with any put downs or insults about my height, hair, pets, personality, brains, clothes, homework, or antisocial behaviour. In other ways, it was bad. People would say things, "Like even try, she's going to win anyway." People didn't realise that those words perhaps the most hurtful words I had ever heard in my life. That was all I was to them. The barrier between them and success. I am glad I am leaving these people behind. Not only for me, but for them too. Now they won't have me in their way. I really hope you don't see that as being pompous, because I'm not trying to be. I'm just glad that they won't have that freakishly smart, bossy, over-achieving girl in their way. I hope they are happier without me, because I must say at this point, I am the happiest I have ever been. I have recently met some new people, people like me, who understand what it is to be an outcast. The best part of this is that when outcasts come together, we are no longer outcasts. In coming together, we have achieved what most of us have been striving for. We are finally...
Accepted.
Here is a short 1st person story I just felt like typing up, because I am feeling great about life right now.
Accepted
I used to feel sorry for myself. I was always an outcast, the weird girl, the one who was left out. I wasn't invited to countless parties, sleepovers, and get together's. A while ago, people finally started to accept me. It took about 9 years, but I was finally someone who they could consider their "friend". People no longer judged me, they had gotten used to the strangeness that was their neighbourhood smart girl. But then something happened, something I should have seen coming. After 9 years with the same people, after all of the trials, the tribulations, all the stupid little-girl shunnings that I had to go through to get to a point where I was accepted, were void. It was time to start over, and it was just then that I realised what a reputation I had built. In some ways it was good, in others, bad. Over the years people realised that arguing with me meant utter failure, I would always find a way to outsmart them, no matter what the topic. I could look at someone a certain way, and they would apologize for whatever they happened to say. I felt powerful for once. It was pretty nice not having to deal with any put downs or insults about my height, hair, pets, personality, brains, clothes, homework, or antisocial behaviour. In other ways, it was bad. People would say things, "Like even try, she's going to win anyway." People didn't realise that those words perhaps the most hurtful words I had ever heard in my life. That was all I was to them. The barrier between them and success. I am glad I am leaving these people behind. Not only for me, but for them too. Now they won't have me in their way. I really hope you don't see that as being pompous, because I'm not trying to be. I'm just glad that they won't have that freakishly smart, bossy, over-achieving girl in their way. I hope they are happier without me, because I must say at this point, I am the happiest I have ever been. I have recently met some new people, people like me, who understand what it is to be an outcast. The best part of this is that when outcasts come together, we are no longer outcasts. In coming together, we have achieved what most of us have been striving for. We are finally...
Accepted.
Spend two hours cleaning closet.
Find my Nimbus 2000.
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Chacha! That was really good!! I know exactly how you feel. I didnt read what you had said before the excerpt, so when I read it I was like, "DUDE! She reads minds, too!! What does this girl NOT do??" Then I was like. "oh. Of course. It's Chacha!! She can do ANYTHING!!" I loved it!! Really connected too it!!
Chacha, that was beautiful. You are SUCH a good writer.
You're going to be the next J.K. Rowling someday. Seriously.