Random Day

Well today was an ordinary for the most part...But one thing that was...different, shall we say...Was the fact that one of my friends stopped by my class right before the bell rung and said something about Skittles & Smarties.  Apparently up here in Canada, Smarties are called Rockets, because they have "real Smarties."  Pfft.  They're just M&M wannabes basically.  Well anyways, after I got home my dad offered that I go to a boarding school.  They more likely than not have the classes I would like to take, while the school I'm currently going to doesn't.  (Calculus was full!  I had to settle for data management!)  So I'm still torn between the school I'm attending now, and going to a boarding school with a bunch of snobby rich kids.  One more dilemma I'm facing is whether to get an iPad + a regular phone or an iPhone 4 for Christmas (Yes, I know I was just complaining about snobby rich kids, then I start talking about an iPhone 4, don't be a hater. :P)  So comment on your opinions on either dilemma, because I'm very indecisive.  Thanks <3

Your friend,
Andrew Drake

The Move

About 6 months ago I was told I would be moving to Canada.  My friends and I all took this as a surprise, and, quite frankly, a heart breaker.  I knew this move was going to be tough.  I have many great, spectacular, and just downright awesome friends in Oklahoma, such as Emily Dabney, Alex Lay, and Corine Hensley.  The day before the move was just an average day (more or less) except for all the good byes.  These were the hardest things to hear seeing as though I wouldn't be able to see those who gave them for quite a while.  Moving to a different country is hard, you have to leave your friends, TRY to make new ones, and well..you're in another country.  I didn't properly say goodbye to any of my friends...I kind of just shrugged it off.  I honestly did not realize how much I would miss them.  So here's to my friends:  Hope you're all having a good life.  I love you and miss you.  This world is hard to succeed in, so I wish you luck.

Your friend,
Andrew Drake