We lost to our cross town rivals, the Titans. That's really too bad. The senior's sophmore year, we won with 3 seconds on the clock to spare. It was truely an amazing victory that year.
Six days until Fuka leave. What in the world am I gonna do without her?
I remember the day I met her. She was in Ms. Sheeran's class, and I'd never seen her before. She looked lonely, so went over. "Welcome to hell, I mean East. I'm Stephanie." She smiled at me.
We never said '"let's be friends", it just happened that's all. And now here I am, worrying about her leaving to the point of I can't sleep at night anymore. It's driving me mad.
I'll get her a frame, with our picture in it. Of course I'll have one too, but she probably won't look at it every night and cry because we did so much together, but so much we didn't.
It was an amazing thing being at a pre-game get together with our cross town rival's marching band and who am I to stumble upon but my 2nd grade crush. It was amazing to get and see each other again. We've seen each other a few times at the Omelette Shoppe, but we've not been ceratin enough to say anything.
Of course this isn't good enough to see Dan Mills, my 2nd grade crush, but as soon as Dan Mills' moved away in the second grade I fell for a kid named Dan Hienzelman up until the 4th grade, when he left. Mills' pointed him out to me and I nearly choked on my cookie. Hienzelman plays cymbals and Mills' plays in the pit percussion on the bells.
I'm happy to report I now have Mills' e-mail address.
Tonight at the party, I noticed Tom was walking around outside in the yard while rain was drizzling down. I pulled on my marching shoes and went outside. He wasn't feeling well. He ate too fast.
I sat in a dry spot. "Do you know?"
"Know what?" He stopped pacing and looked at me.
"Nevermind, you'd know what I was talking about." I said smiling.
"Well? What are you talking about? I might know."
We continued to use pronouns and talk in circles until he said "So I know it involves us both."
"Yes, but it's bad for me. I'll be exchanging next year and if I told you, I'd make an ass out of myself here and now, then nothing would come of it. That's not overly fun." I said.
"Well, if it's what I'm thinking of, then it's not overly good for either of us that your going overseas, and both of us would end up as asses." He said smiling.
And it turns out he did know. He's glad he knows I have developed a bit of a...thing I suppose you could say, for him. He says he 'admires upfront qualities'. I don't call it an upfront quality, I call it someone who can't keep their own damn secrets.
this time we stood outside, in the rain, in the cold, leaning against a fence. Talking about random things here and there.
But it leaves more questions than it did before I told him. Does he return these feelings? Now what? How is this going to effect the friendship we have going now if he doesn't like me back? What if this friendship we have goes to complete shit? Besides, does he really even want to deal with me? Maybe he doesn't even consider me as a friend.... Is it incredibly flaky to be after his brother for about a month, then profess my feelings?
So tonight was out last game. I know it's most likely not true, but I feel as if I have grown so much because of marching. I've been able to maintain a mostly sunny attitude towards life and made new friends along the way.
Have I changed? Maybe. But until I know, I'll still be Annie.