No Tears in These Eyes. 1
Romantic Comedy
Progress: Not so well, but 316 words at most.
Written on: May 8, 2011 - 2:49 a.m.
Everyday seemed to sweep past me, as soon as I started my sophomore year, in a new school. Sigh. All my mothers fault, making me have to change environments, and no longer able to see my dear friends that I've had besides me since I was a mere shrimp. Ever since mom and dad got divorced, I was battled through them, when the custody hearing was in session, I'm so glad that's over now. Hey, but I'm not one of those depressing kids that's completely heartbroken because her parents are no longer together, believe me when i tell you this, I couldn't be happier.
When mom and dad were still together, their fighting and bickering just made every day of my life seem like hell, their struggling pained me but now, I just feel completely free to what they would call "she's in shock, she still hasn't felt that we've moved apart". I've heard my parents talk about me, I know what they think.
I look out from the cars window, and just stare ahead of me, looking at the new neighborhood that I'll be having to become accustomed to. You know, it's not like I belong to my mom now, my parents actually agreed to have shared custody of me, only problem is that I'll feel like a letter going from hand to hand along the time. I don't know if I'll totally be okay with that, or if it will just be an ordinary thing for me.
My mom thinks I'm happy here, in which I am, almost happy. Just almost. But it still doesn't feel that well, I just feel stupid, stupid to be here, stupid to be anything, that I just don't care, that's why I put on my best smile everyday, my new friends have totally chewed up on that and completely bought it, so there's no struggle in that.
Romantic Comedy
Progress: Not so well, but 316 words at most.
Written on: May 8, 2011 - 2:49 a.m.
Everyday seemed to sweep past me, as soon as I started my sophomore year, in a new school. Sigh. All my mothers fault, making me have to change environments, and no longer able to see my dear friends that I've had besides me since I was a mere shrimp. Ever since mom and dad got divorced, I was battled through them, when the custody hearing was in session, I'm so glad that's over now. Hey, but I'm not one of those depressing kids that's completely heartbroken because her parents are no longer together, believe me when i tell you this, I couldn't be happier.
When mom and dad were still together, their fighting and bickering just made every day of my life seem like hell, their struggling pained me but now, I just feel completely free to what they would call "she's in shock, she still hasn't felt that we've moved apart". I've heard my parents talk about me, I know what they think.
I look out from the cars window, and just stare ahead of me, looking at the new neighborhood that I'll be having to become accustomed to. You know, it's not like I belong to my mom now, my parents actually agreed to have shared custody of me, only problem is that I'll feel like a letter going from hand to hand along the time. I don't know if I'll totally be okay with that, or if it will just be an ordinary thing for me.
My mom thinks I'm happy here, in which I am, almost happy. Just almost. But it still doesn't feel that well, I just feel stupid, stupid to be here, stupid to be anything, that I just don't care, that's why I put on my best smile everyday, my new friends have totally chewed up on that and completely bought it, so there's no struggle in that.
