Duck, duck, transvestite.

Hello All <3>

Alex - I am Ms. Peacock, because peacocks are my favorite birds & she kills people. Awesome.

Shipa - That fucking ting tings song. Haha. Thats all I can think of.

Kelly - You suck for not doing my challenge. =P


So my trip up to New England was a lot of fun. We went shopping, to the beach and played mini-golf. We also saw the new Harry Potter, which I thought was well done. I'm very disappointed that they did not include the House Of Gaunt and some of the other memories of Voldemort, but other than that, I liked it. I really liked the beginning, I think that was my favorite part of the film. ALSO! I'm really growing to like Bellatrix, shes a fucking evil bitch, but theres something about her character that I like. I mostly like that shes a fucking evil bitch who doesn't give a fuck.

I have 14 days of work left! Yaaayy!! I'm super excited to not have to go to work everyday. Haha. I need a break, yo. ONE WEEK UNTIL MY ROAD TEST!!! Ahhhh, guys wish me luck. This shit is serious, I need to pass on the first try, or else I'm kind of fucked over. Really, pray for me. Hopefully, I will pass, and buy a car as soon as I can. That's my non-educational short term goal of the summer/early fall. Let's hope I can achieve at least half of it. Haha, no seriously.

I spend a lot of time in New York City, and I see some pretty crazy shit. Sometimes, it's just fucking ridiculous, besides Amsterdam, New York is the most eccentric city I've ever been to. This past Friday, I was walking in Midtown Manhattan and I see a man carrying a live duck around, like it's a fucking lap dog. It was one of those white ducks, with the yellow beaks. I'm obviously staring at this man and his duck and I mindlessly walk into a transvestite. I immediately apologized profusely to which the tranny laughed at my awkwardness. A transvestite, laughed at me, fuckmylife?! This all happened on the same block, 34th street between 6th and 7th. For this week, my challenge is to share a memory of the strangest thing you've seen/encountered in a city, any city.

I think I forgot to tell ya'll this but: I saw an eyeball pop out of someones head. Hahahaha. It was a fake eye, of one of the kids I work with. The student learned how to pop out his fake eye, and whoaaa does it go flying across the room when he gets it just right. It doesn't hurt him, if thats what you're concerned about. He laughs, and is jolly the rest of the day. I have pretty much seen everything that could/has gone wrong in the special education field, but this, really put the icing on the cake for me. It was kind of awesome & I feel as though now I can say that I've seen everything. Just thought I should share that story. Ha.

With that, I'm closing up this post.
Miss you kids, a lot.
I kind of love you as well. =]


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