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Hey, guess what. During registration the sports lady asked me if I wanted to be in any sports. So I asked her what sports they had, but I really wasn't interested. Because honestly, do I look like the kind of person who would be in sports? No. Exactly. But the lady kept asking me and my dad was all like 'yeah, you should be in baseball or something.' I don't do good when I'm being pressured, and that's just what was happening; I was being pressured. So I did the unimaginable; I picked a sport. Now I only picked that sport because my cousin did it when she was in high school too. I picked Weightlifting. I figured, "Hey, if I like it it would be a good thing. Right?" So now, I just have to talk to the weightlifting coach about it to see if I will be in it. I text-ed my cousin asking if it was going to be hard. She told me that in the beginning it would be but it gets easier. Then later she told me that she might pick me up Sunday to go weight lift. You see Kayla is a very skinny girl since birth, but she's like a man when it comes to exercising. She's not bodybuilder buff though. She just loves staying fit. She actually got an offer to be on the cover of a fitness magazine, but she just needed to get a little more muscle on her arms. She's not my real cousin. She was originally a part of our foster kids we used to take care of. There was Nancy, Sandy, Eric, Krystal, Amber,& two more girls, and their older brother, who at the time was like 14. This all went down when I was a baby okay. Kayla and her biological sister Gina, actually Virginia. My grandma Lupita was the one who was taking care of them. But she died of cancer, so they had to leave. But my Tia Gabbi decided to adopt Kayla and Gina. My mom and dad were going to adopt Krystal because her and Joey were like best friends. They were inseparable but my parents didn't adopt her. So they left. I recently just saw them for the first time during the summer. They still think I'm shy. LOL. Eric was all like "Hey Lisa! I see your still as shy as you were when you were little! Man you used to be so shy! And you still are!" If only he knew... ^_^ If only he knew... I like Kayla and Gina's full names. Kayla Lynn Alvarado & Gina Mae Alvarado, but their original last names are Jeffreys or something.
Earlier my brother Joey dropped something off for me. I showed him my schedule, and he said, "Dang Lisa! With these classes you'll be getting out at 11:45 your senior year! It's good to get all the electives out of the way. When you get them out of the way, you will leave home early from your senior year." That's just what I'll do. So yeah.
Peace.
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
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Hello! The name's Angie, and I am the "original" owner of New Seoul Generation, mostly because I'm the one who knows the ups and downs of blogging. There really is no "owner," since both of us write in the blog equally.
I am 13 years old, and I am in love with Korean things. Kpop, Kdramas, Kfashion, Korean food, the list goes on... Me and Elizabeth started this blog because we're not going to the same school (HIGH SCHOOL!!!!!) next year, so we'll keep in touch through this blog. ^_^
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'Sup. LOL. Okay so my name is Elizabeth, and I'm 14. Ha older than Angie. Well, I'm into the same stuff as her like Korean stuff and mangas and all that, just not as hardcore. But she's still an awesome friend.
So yeah, we're going to high school next year, but she's going to Idea Academy and I'm going to Todd 9th Grade campus. (because that's how many fricken people are in Donna, says Angie). I guess she's referring to the population of Donna being so high that they need a seperate campus for 9th grade.
All for now have fun reading our blog! :)
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