Nightmare,

One night I went to the Field of Screams, which is like a haunted house but in a field and way more intense, with my friend Tamra. And we had to leave early because I couldn't handle the chainsaws and flashing lights. So I went home and went to bed and was trying to think of happy thoughts, like the guy I had a crush on, but everytime I pictured him, I would picture him turning into one of the freakin' scary guys with a chainsaw. When I finally went to sleep I dreamed that I was at my house and was lying in bed when a guy in a lumberjack outfit jumped over the wall of my room (I have half walls because I live in the loft) and he was holding a chainsaw and was wearing a pig's mask (which was one of the wonderful attractions from the Field of Screams). And there was lots of blood and I woke up and had to turn on my lamp beside my bed because I thought the chainsaw lumberjack dude was hiding in my room. Yep. The End.

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Love, Little Aimee

   

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Christmas,

Well, I'm a bit late on this and I haven't updated except for those damn "Extra Credit" things. I apologize. Anyway, what did you all get for Christmas? I hope it was good stuff instead of stuff you'd rather return to Wal-Mart to buy something more.... equivalent to your tastes.

My teacher gave me VIP coupons to the movies, which, to me, is a really good, expensive gift, considering my mum still pays for my school lunches.  My best friend Amber gave me three pairs of earrings. They're cute.  And I gave Amber a bracelet I made myself out of these pretty mother-of-pearl spiked beads. And I gave my friend Melissa a simple necklace made of hemp string and an onyx ring.

And I bought myself two books about vampires for Christmas. One is Untamed by P.C. Cast and Kristin Cast. It's the fourth book in the House of Night Series. It's a kind of cliche series but I don't mind. The other book is the first of the Night World series by L.J. Smith. I haven't a clue what it's about but it looks decent enough, so...

Oh yeah! My friend Hayley burned, like, 12 CDs for me for Christmas. I spent the night at her house, which was fun. We played games and watched movies and hung out with her grandmother. We ate at The Good Egg, and I ordered a pancake. It was, literally, the size of a dinner plate.

What I hate about Christmas is, since my family (not me, mind you) doesn't celebrate it, there's nothing special to do. So it's the one day that I want to go out and it's the one day that pretty much EVERYTHING is closed.  Gosh darn you!

Well, I don't have anything else to say. Hope you all had a great Christmas!

Love, Little Aimee

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Turkey,

First off, I'd like to note what I'm thankful for:

1. I am thankful for my best friend Amber, who makes me laugh more than I've laughed in my entire lifetime.

2. I am thankful for my sister Sarah because she's like a mother to me.

3. I am thankful for food, because without food, I would be a really cranky bitch.

4. I am thankful for my other friends for hanging with crazy ol' me after all these years.

5. I am thankful for my wit and humor.... Just kidding!

6. I am thankful for MUSIC..... You make me smile, laugh, cry, throw things, pee my pants, and other wonderful emotions and actions that most other things or people in the world could never get me to do.

7. I am thankful for Christian Bale because he gives me something sexy to look at everyday.

8. I am thankful for Heath Ledger and his amazing performance as the Joker. R.I.P.

9. I am thankful for Avril Lavigne for forcing me out of my dark depression after losing my last best friend to stupidity and getting me to stand up for myself and be a tough bitch when I need to be.

10. And finally, I am thankful for my kitty Jaimy, who I worry about because of his health, and who I love and am going to miss when I go to college.

Yeah, sweet beans. And now for the rant about Twilight.

I get that y'all like the books and the movies and the merchandise and the music, etc.... Can ya just calm it down a bit??? I mean, I love the books (I have yet to see the movie but I'm hoping it's good) and I get that you love them too but, seriously, do we have to have stars in our eyes everytime we here the words "vampire" or "twilight" or anything like that?

I have gotten so sick of hearing how Edward Cullen is SOOOO hott that I've gone to the other side and have been rooting for Jacob. Nobody ever talks about Jacob and how sweet he is. And anyway, the Cullens, Jacob, Bella... THEY ARE ALL FICTIONAL.

It just kills me that all these newbie Twilight fans are gushing over how awesome and handsome and amazing Edward is and me and the old school Twilight fans have known this way longer than y'all and we're getting sick of it.

And I'm sorry, but I really don't think Robert Pattinson is that handsome as everyone claims. He just looks so stoned everytime I see a picture of him or in any of his movies. Personally, I think the guy who plays James is frackin' super hot. Like, right out of the oven, hot. And Jackson Rathbone (Jasper).... I had my doubts about him, but he's pretty handsome himself. Not as much as James, but hey, beggars can't be choosers.

I was really excited to see the movie and then this whole hype among people who shouldn't be reading the series anyway (I'm talking about they really young kids, like 10, 11, 12 year olds... There's inappropriate stuff in  those books!) happened and it is getting really disgusting. All of this kind of makes me wish for the Harry Potter hype back.

Can we just grow up? Just a little, itty, bitty, tiny bit? Major appreciation will be rewarded.

So.... Pretty great. :P

Love, Little Aimee

Child,

I've been completely fascinated with the subject of feral children ever since I began my Sociology class at school. I was just flipping through my Sociology book and found a couple of pages that talked about two cases of feral children. One was the case of Genie, a girl who had been found at 13 years of age tied to a potty chair to sit alone all day, every day and at night was tied into a sleeping bag and left in a crib with a metal screening at the top at night.

Genie has been one of the most facinating feral children that I've looked up, but there was also a young girl named Memmie in France in 1731. She was very interesting because she was so animalistic when they found her and some of the stories explained were actually a bit funny.

Anyway, I just wanted to say something since I haven't written in a little bit.

Love, Little Aimee

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