champsissy

Guise. Guise. My childhood is on the verge of being shattered. If my childhood is shattered, I'm pretty sure I will lose all hope left in the world, because THIS SHOW is what inspired me. I'm shaking so badly and I don't know what to do, and I'm seriously not kidding. I don't want this to happen, because this is my CHILDHOOD that they would rip away, the thing I stayed focused on for all these years, the thing that I could confide in could be cancelled if it doesn't get enough views this weekend. I'm so scared that this is going to happen because if it does, this is all I have left in me and I would be crushed. I don't want that to happen

Final week of school! I'm so freaking happy that it's done, because I'm so tired of the classes I decided to take and am ready for them to die in a hole. Underwater. Unfortunately, this means I'm losing my laptop, the only thing I truly love and desire and care for. Its owned by the school, so I'll get it back next year, but still. The only thing I can use other than this laptop is a six year old laptop that has so many problems that it's not even funy. I'm debating on whether asking for one for my birthday--it would be a wonderful gift but really expensive--or suffering and making Jessica and Alysa wait ten minutes before I can post one li

Chapter 1 Tanna snored. Loudly. It wasn't as if Tirza could help the snores, but they were keeping her up all night. And they weren't just feminine snores, no. Tanna snored like a man. Deep, masculine, drawing out a single breath that hurt Tirza's chest just to listen to. She had never exactly told her roommate of her little…problem, but that was nothing easy. Tanna was asleep one minute, awake the next, and out the door the third day. There was no time to talk about the snores because she had a tendency to forget while working and the problem never arose until nighttime. If she thought about it real hard, she could fall asleep. Th