pumpkinqueen4u
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- Posted: Sat, 30 Jan 2010 06:28:59 +0000
::======>>❛I'm your Tomboy❜
❝I keep doing my own т н ι ɴ ɢ . . . ❞

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Luckily the next day was a Saturday, because I slept in waaaay passed seven thirty. Had it been a school day, I would've missed both first and second block by then. I woke up around eleven forty-five, got up, took a quick shower, and dressed in my Arcadian Flashback tee and jeans before heading downstairs for brunch. My mom was most likely still passed out in her room. She slept later than anyone I knew. I grabbed the carton of OJ and drank from the carton, not like my mom would be grossed out by that. They I fixed myself a BLT and scarfed it down, finishing it with another satisfying sip from the carton. I put everything away and went into the bathroom and washed my face, brushed my teeth, made sure I didn't have bed-head, before returning to the kitchen. On the refrigerator my mom keeps a notepad to write down things we need for groceries, important dates, ect. So, I pulled the magnetic pen off the door and jotted down a note. 'Mom, gone out for a bit. Don't wait up or whatever. We need more OJ, Pat.' I stuck the pen back onto the refrigerator before heading to the door and pulling on my sneakers, quietly opening the door and shutting it behind me so as not to wake up mom. I didn't want her to catch me leaving and stop me. She might try to make me clean, or hang out, or, even worse... shop with her. Once I'd locked the front door with the spare key (we hid it under the door mat), I quickly dashed down the street to the dead-end with the rusty fence.
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I heaved myself over the fence with ease. I'd done it a million times, and I could do it blindfolded (I think). Once my feet hit the ground again, I was off through the trees at a steady jog, heading down my shortcut to the park. Ever since last night, I'd been reeeeeally confused, and I needed to sort out exactly what happened between me and Justin. And I really needed the space to think, too. If I stayed at home, mom or Lizzi would hound me with questions, and I'd just have more things to try and sort out, so I had to get away. And what better place than my cherry tree? My personal thinking spot was only a few minutes away. It would be stupid to sit around at home and waste time finding more questions than answers, so my only real option was to go to my cherry tree. I came to the end of the first path, which ended just in front of the little pond. I smiled as I jogged alongside the pretty, clear water, glancing over at the flock of geese that lounged around the shore. It wasn't long before I came to the second path through the trees, the one where the cherry tree lay at the end of it. Happily, I set off own the second path, making a note to remember to bring my iPod with me next time. I'd be a lot less bored sitting for hours in a tree with music.
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When I entered the clearing, I saw the familiar sight of my grand cherry tree in bloom, with its gorgeous pink blossoms littering the ground. And the always empty, legendary bench that could bring happiness to anyone that carved their name into it. But there was a slight difference in the picture, it was the person that was lounging in the tree. In my usual spot. My spot. Who the- A bit annoyed, I walked up to the branch where I usually swung up easily and stared at the person's back for a moment. They looked like they were either sleeping or so deep in thought and relaxation that they didn't hear my approach. I stood on tip-toe, so I could get a closer look at my place-stealer, and I gasped when I saw his face. It was Justin. The guy I met in a tree. The guy I'd danced with only yesterday. The guy I was sure I'd never see again. I smiled, I seemed to be running into him a lot. He still hadn't realized I was there yet, so I stepped back from his branch and picked another one, climbing up quietly and facing him when I was on top of it. "So... You managed to climb up here yourself?" I asked quietly, grinning still. It was funny now, looking at him laying there, all comfy. I remembered how I'd had to help him both into and out of this same tree the first time we'd met.

❝I keep doing my own т н ι ɴ ɢ . . . ❞
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Luckily the next day was a Saturday, because I slept in waaaay passed seven thirty. Had it been a school day, I would've missed both first and second block by then. I woke up around eleven forty-five, got up, took a quick shower, and dressed in my Arcadian Flashback tee and jeans before heading downstairs for brunch. My mom was most likely still passed out in her room. She slept later than anyone I knew. I grabbed the carton of OJ and drank from the carton, not like my mom would be grossed out by that. They I fixed myself a BLT and scarfed it down, finishing it with another satisfying sip from the carton. I put everything away and went into the bathroom and washed my face, brushed my teeth, made sure I didn't have bed-head, before returning to the kitchen. On the refrigerator my mom keeps a notepad to write down things we need for groceries, important dates, ect. So, I pulled the magnetic pen off the door and jotted down a note. 'Mom, gone out for a bit. Don't wait up or whatever. We need more OJ, Pat.' I stuck the pen back onto the refrigerator before heading to the door and pulling on my sneakers, quietly opening the door and shutting it behind me so as not to wake up mom. I didn't want her to catch me leaving and stop me. She might try to make me clean, or hang out, or, even worse... shop with her. Once I'd locked the front door with the spare key (we hid it under the door mat), I quickly dashed down the street to the dead-end with the rusty fence.
✗
I heaved myself over the fence with ease. I'd done it a million times, and I could do it blindfolded (I think). Once my feet hit the ground again, I was off through the trees at a steady jog, heading down my shortcut to the park. Ever since last night, I'd been reeeeeally confused, and I needed to sort out exactly what happened between me and Justin. And I really needed the space to think, too. If I stayed at home, mom or Lizzi would hound me with questions, and I'd just have more things to try and sort out, so I had to get away. And what better place than my cherry tree? My personal thinking spot was only a few minutes away. It would be stupid to sit around at home and waste time finding more questions than answers, so my only real option was to go to my cherry tree. I came to the end of the first path, which ended just in front of the little pond. I smiled as I jogged alongside the pretty, clear water, glancing over at the flock of geese that lounged around the shore. It wasn't long before I came to the second path through the trees, the one where the cherry tree lay at the end of it. Happily, I set off own the second path, making a note to remember to bring my iPod with me next time. I'd be a lot less bored sitting for hours in a tree with music.
✗
When I entered the clearing, I saw the familiar sight of my grand cherry tree in bloom, with its gorgeous pink blossoms littering the ground. And the always empty, legendary bench that could bring happiness to anyone that carved their name into it. But there was a slight difference in the picture, it was the person that was lounging in the tree. In my usual spot. My spot. Who the- A bit annoyed, I walked up to the branch where I usually swung up easily and stared at the person's back for a moment. They looked like they were either sleeping or so deep in thought and relaxation that they didn't hear my approach. I stood on tip-toe, so I could get a closer look at my place-stealer, and I gasped when I saw his face. It was Justin. The guy I met in a tree. The guy I'd danced with only yesterday. The guy I was sure I'd never see again. I smiled, I seemed to be running into him a lot. He still hadn't realized I was there yet, so I stepped back from his branch and picked another one, climbing up quietly and facing him when I was on top of it. "So... You managed to climb up here yourself?" I asked quietly, grinning still. It was funny now, looking at him laying there, all comfy. I remembered how I'd had to help him both into and out of this same tree the first time we'd met.
❝ . . .I don't need your α ρ ρ ʀ o v α ℓ, α c c ε ρ т α ɴ c ε. I just need your α т т ε ɴ т ι o ɴ . . . ❞





