Jaimi

There are a lot of things that would make the world a better place but the things that I have learned not only taught me something, but the people around me something too. Help out when you get the chance. Live like you'll die tomorrow but dream like you'll live forever. Never say something that you don't mean. Never make a promise that you can't keep. Be honest. Things would be a lot easier if people were not so materialistic. If people actually took what they have and make it to what they need. If people don't lie, steal, cheat, do drugs/alcohol. Things like that. If people did their responsibilities and what they need to do, and THEN go out and do what they want to. For people to stand up. And do what they think is right. Stand up for what they believe is right BUT without overstepping themselves. People need to understand that life isn't always going to go your way.

Also not to take things for granted. That is one of the worst things that you can do. My personal experience with never take anything for granted is thinking that my grandma would always be there for the next summer and the summer after that. Well I decided to go to Texas to spend the summer with her and my grandpa. After going and coming back when most of the summer was over, she passed away a month later. So never take anything, especially not loved ones for granted.


What makes people in cliques better than the people that aren't in one? What makes them different? Are people really so different that you have to look down on them and up to others? The preps, jocks, geeks, Goths, emos, punk, rockers, brainiacs, losers and the "cool" people. Aren't we all the same? Perfection? Mistakes? What happens when everything comes out looking the same?

Someone in the halls, walking, minding his own business and while walking he was overly judged about his appearance and everything like that. When the people make fun and judging him were just like him when they were freshman.

When you get out in the halls, other schools, out in public, you see people trying to be better than others. And people thinking that what they say is what other people want to hear...even the people that they offend. Just going out in public seeing the things that people do makes you sick.

I went to the store/ mall, and saw a group of people (girls) I think it was. But they were just sitting there judging and saying shit about other people like it was nothing. They were saying how the other people act, dress, walk, talk and stuff like that. It made you sick watching and listening because they made one little girl like cry and run in shame. How could people really be that cruel to others? It makes no sense what-so-ever!

So, now, my question to you is what makes everyone so different? What makes people jealous of others that we have to hurt that person/people? Is it really that necessary for people to really act as childish as they really do?