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Way to go with the title, right?�Real original, song title, never seen that one before. Well, lets not be so negative. How about an introduction before the world turns into shit? No, Iapos;m kidding, I wonapos;t spend all my time complaining about everything. Some things, but not everything ;)�Well, my name is Carina,� I�live in the capital of Norway, which, as probably all of you know (right?)�is Oslo. And here I live with four other girls. And now youapos;re thinking, yay, gayfest, but, no. I have a boyfriend who is working in the Norwegian air force, so yeah, he has muscles ^^ Me and myself is a major in journalism, which should mean that I am very clever, but no. I have a major loan who is only going to grow with the years, because I�pay for school from my own pocket. Or the banks pocket.. Or.. Whatever... Iapos;m 20 years old, and as most girls my age, I like to party and have a good time, but I�also read alot, and try to write some when the occasion arises and I�feel the bubbles of inspiration in my stomach (which is obsenely rare). Well, what more can I say?�Iapos;m not really as bitchy as I may seem by my writing (or maybe I should call it ranting..) on here. Iapos;m actually a very nice, kind of shy girl who has all the everyday struggles as anyone my age. I like music, I like clothes, I like movies.

Uhm, I think that was about it. Oh, and I like to feel really sorry for myself, so I�am probably going to talk alot about my problems and all my "pain" that I feel in everyday-life. So no dissing, aapos;ight?

xoxo C



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When youapos;re a waitress you get to see all sorts of people. The nice ones, the not so nice ones, the impatient ones, the ones that are very kind even if youapos;re new and extremely uncomfortable in the uniform you have to wear. Itapos;s amazing the amount of personalities that you meet in an eight hour shift, and considering I live in New York? There was never a dull moment.

One day I got to meet this lady that was extremely rude. On most days Iapos;d do my best to withstand it, because I had no other choice, but that particular day I was already in a bad mood because of a bad audition. I still tried to be nice, though, because I had to be and I didnapos;t want to get in trouble since being a waitress seemed to be only job I could get.

Well, surprise surprise, I got in trouble anyway. The order was cold, apparently, and she was going to "talk to my manager about the horrible service of this dump." Considering the type of diner it was I donapos;t know why she was so surprised, but I didnapos;t say that. I didnapos;t go off on her, and I didnapos;t yell. I didnapos;t even glare. I just smiled, nice and easy, and said something that made her turn almost as red as the tomato soup she had ordered.

"Awesome. Will that be all?"

Oh, the commotion she caused because of it was never ending. But, you know, looking back on it... The look on that womanapos;s face when I said that? Iapos;d say it was worth it. At least a little. It actually managed to get me in a much better mood afterwards.
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At 6:30 I have a concert. And hour and 30 min

I donapos;t even know what Iapos;m going to wear. Iapos;m so pissed and annoyed.

HAHA TODAY I WAS LAUGHING AT THE "SMOKER GUY" IN THE LIBRARY
i was walking past him and his face was like whUT b/c i was laughing at him Lololo
tho his face looked pretty meaN.

After being that (near) to an elite Asian, I realize their aura close by isnapos;t so elite. Itapos;s normal.

When I say elite Asian, I mean elite Asians besides Imee, and Kristine.
They donapos;t like me at all I donapos;t think.

When I say hi to Imee, it really feels like she doesnapos;t care at all. It kind of makes me think she isnapos;t a good person. Then I feel really bad about thinking that
Kristine has had a definite attitude change. She wasnapos;t the happy-fobby Asian that I knew in 7th grade. Has Eun totally changed her??? Eun was really different when she just became friends with Imee and Ivy. Honestly, I canapos;t approach Kristine at all. I get this sense that she thinks Iapos;m weird.

It makes me sad. How easy it is to lose a potential friend, you know? Sometimes itapos;s not something you yourself caused, but someone elseapos;s.
Iapos;m not blaming in on Eun or Ivy and Imee. Iapos;m just...

Itapos;s so frustrating. I canapos;t talk to them like I did when I first met them.

WHY AM I SO FUCKING PISSED.
I want everything to be the same as it was in 6th grade. When I just met everyone.

I know I acted totally different that I do now.
I donapos;t know how I acted before, though. I donapos;t know what I was.

I know what everyone else was. When Mikey talks to me, I have this thought how can he dare to even speak to me.
I donapos;t know why people would do such horrible things. Whatapos;s the point of telling someone theyapos;re ugly to their face?

Whatapos;s the point of telling me that? I will just hold a grudge. And doing this in 6th grade is definitely not worth it.
But if you donapos;t have a need in the future to even know me, you can do all the shit you want. Iapos;ll just talk crap about you at all times. To everyone, really.

I feel so horrible when I do this.
Ack, I have 1 hour now. D:
I HA.TE. THIS.

I need to cut myself or something. Iapos;m still stuck in the past I guess. I remember every bad thing that has happened to me.
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"No offense Nadia, but youapos;re ugly."
"HAHA."

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