School's out! Finally! Yesterday was my last day at school. Man, it feels good to be free. No homework, no school drama, no high school pressure, no Ms. Lowenstein! Hallelujah! Oh! Oh! Guess what? My dad (aka: the greatest guy ever) bought me a "Live and Rare" MCR CD, Life On The Murder Scene, and the Fall Out Boy "Live in Phoenix" DVD. I'm so happy! I'm definitely in for some major video watching, considering I didn't even watch my first MCR DVD. How awesome will this Summer be?!
More news: Monday's my B'day, but since I'm leaving for Vancouver on Sunday today my friends Chithenga (from school) and Miller (from before preschool!) are going shopping with me at the Jersey Gardens Mall. I'm planning on spending the bulk of my money at Hot Topic.
Hey, new subject. This morning (yes, THIS morning and yes, I realize it's 8:20) I finished reading this book called "Rainbow High". It's the sequel to the first book, "Rainbow Boys", in the series by Alex Sanchez. I first read "Rainbow Boys" in sixth grade and earlier this year I remembered it and reminded my friend of it. She said there were two books following it so I went and bought the second. Unfortunately, more than halfway through the book, my forgetful self and I lost it. Yesterday I bought it again! It was great.
"Rainbow Boys" by Alex Sanchez
This book is about three teenage boys trying to make sense of their lives in high school. Jason Castillo, the best looking athlete in the school, is trying to figure out if he's gay. Kyle Meeks is gay, but doesn't know how to tell his parents. Nelson Glassman is gay and the world knows it. And for that he pays the price of being taunted and bullied and beaten by the many homophobes in the school.
The way Sanchez sets up the characters, they are very complete. Their situations are believable and it's really an inside look at what some teenage boys really go through in life.
Of course, if I gave you a summary of "Rainbow High" it would give away the ending to RB. And I wouldn't want to do that, would I? :P So here's his site (I haven't really looked at it): www.alexsanchez.com
Well, I have to go. I'll try and post before Vancouver, but if not then I'll see you all in about 10 days! Bye!
Friday, June 27, 2008
"...school's out for Summer!..."
Posted by Savy at 5:02 AM 1 comments
Labels: Alex Sanchez, MCR, school, shopping
Wednesday, May 7, 2008
2 DAYS!!!!
2 DAYS! OMG! MAJOR HYPER VENTILATION! OMIGOSH HYPER VENTILATION DOESN'T EVEN BEGIN TO COVER IT!!!
Posted by Savy at 7:30 PM 1 comments
Labels: concert, MCR, The Sharpest Lives
Friday, May 2, 2008
7 Days! (of nocturnal vegetation)
A WEEK UNTIL MY CONCERT! OMG! AAAAAH! Luckily, I have my outfit picked out (my black skinny jeans, my converse, my choker, and a Black Parade T-shirt) and I've gotten permission to paint my nails black, so no worries there. It's just the anticipation of seeing and hearing MCR live in MSG (though there will definitely be more hearing and less seeing).
Posted by Savy at 5:48 PM 1 comments
Labels: concert, MCR, vegetation
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
10 Days!
OMG!!! TEN DAYS TILL MY CONCERT!!! WOOHOO!!! *hyper ventalation*
Posted by Savy at 5:44 PM 1 comments
Sunday, April 27, 2008
D.C.
Hello everybody! How was life without me? Boring? Yes, I know, but know you can be happy again because I'm back!
"And there was much rejoicing in the land. 'Yay...'"~Monty Python's The Holy Grail
Anyway... D.C. was awesome! If you didn't already know, Casey, my mom and I went to Washington D.C. on Thursday. It was so much fun! We saw the Freer Gallery of Art, the monument, the Capitol, Chinatown, the International Spy Museum, the house where Lincoln died after he was shot and the Holocaust museum.
Thursday: First was the monument. Casey and I were playing on these over sized vents that blew really strong air out. We looked like idiots, but it was fun :p Next, we saw the Capitol. We didn't go in, we just saw it. The Freer Gallery of Art was cool. Lots of art... Finally, on our way back to the hotel, we saw this spot where there was a huge banner and a little table with four people sitting on the grass. Behind them were hundreds of backpacks all spread out. It looked like a cemetery. When we got closer we found out that each backpack was dedicated to a student who committed suicide and the banner read "Last year 1,100 students committed suicide. Stop student suicide." It was really moving.
Friday: After Casey and I managed to wake up-around 11:00am-we went to Chinatown to eat. Then we saw the International Spy Museum. It was amazing. The unbelievable things spies do and use. It was a really big museum, but really amazing. When you walk in, you're given a cover and a mission. It's really fun and we learned about all these famous people back in the 70's and 80's who were actually spies! (ex. John Ford and Josephine Baker) Last was the Ford's Theater-where President Lincoln got shot. But they were doing repairs and wouldn't open until May. So we saw the house across the street where he died.
Saturday: We saw the Holocaust museum. Oh. My. Gosh. That is a scary place. It was all about the Holocaust when Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany and wanted to create the perfect race. He created an army of people who agreed with him called the Nazis and killed and tortured all Jews. He thought that Jews were "inferior" to his perfect German race. Scary. Sick. Disturbed. Unnatural. It was terrible. There was one part where they had a huge hole with hundreds and hundreds of shoes. The room was all white and completely bare except for the shoes and this poem (as best as I can remember it):
"We are shoes, the last witnesses.
We are the shoes who,
only because we are made of leather and cloth and not flesh and bone,
were saved from the hellfire"~ *name not available*
But on a slightly brighter note, let me tell you about my Amtrak ride to and from D.C. My goal was to listen to the 40 MCR songs I have on my iPod straight through without skipping anything. I got to 35 going to D.C. before Casey got bored and wanted to get a snack. Grr... Then, on the way back, I got caught up talking to Casey and only listened to 37! So close, yet...
Well, off to enjoy my day. Hope you enjoyed my unbearably long post! Bye!
Posted by Savy at 9:10 AM 2 comments
Labels: Holocaust, MCR, musuem, Washington D.C.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!
Ooh girls just fun! That's all they want!....What?! The title started it! :(

This is not my mom, by the way. All of the pictures I'm going to put up are HT models. Well, I got this choker and these awesome pants!



Yesterday was a great shopping day. I got all that stuff above and a bunch of new shirts at Old Navy.
Today my mother and I are going to get our nails done because we're going to D.C. with Casey tomorrow. Yay! So, off I go to get my shower and head to Broadway. Talk later!
p.s. If you wanted to know what MCR DVD I have (see earlier post) it's this one:

p.s.s. I'm painting my finger nails silver! (don't ask me about my toes, I'm stuck on that)
Posted by Savy at 5:39 AM 1 comments
Labels: converse, Hot Topic, Jersey Gardens, mall, MCR, Old Navy
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Scattered Events
I saw the cute, gay guy today! Barely caught him, almost missed him. Anyway, on to less boring news: I WENT TO VIRGIN ON SUNDAY! Virgin is an awesome store. Anything that relates to music in anyway is at Virgin. OMG. Guess what I got. AWESOME MCR AND FOB POSTERS! and on top of that... THE GREATEST MCR BAG EVER!!! Here's a pic->

Isn't that awesome?! And here's my Fall Out Boy poster->

I couldn't find a picture of my MCR poster, but I can assure you it's great. I also got a My Chemical Romance DVD and.... 2 MY CHEMICAL ROMANCE T-SHIRTS!!! (I got those off their website, it's cheaper than Virgin) So I am very happy. Also, Friday is my last day before spring break and my friend, Casey, and I are going to Washington D.C.! Yay!
Well, other than my usual ranting about MCR, we had student appreciation day today. I was invited. We had pizza and soda, it was really fun. Only 50 kids out of the 240 7th and 8th graders in our school were invited. Crazy, right?
Well, well, what do I have to talk about? Friday I have a YPC concert to sing in. We're singing Give Us Hope, When I Sing, Walk In Jerusalem and Beauty In A Moment. You can listen to Give Us Hope and When I Sing at www.ypc.org/songs.
Oh and there's a great band called Breaking Benjamin and this is one of my favorite songs of theirs:
Diary of Jane
Breaking Benjamin-Diary of Jane
If I had to
I would put myself right beside you
So let me ask
Would you like that?
Would you like that?
And I don't mind
If you say this love is the last time
So now I'll ask
Do you like that?
Do you like that?
No!
Something's getting in the way.
Something's just about to break.
I will try to find my place in the diary of Jane.
So tell me how it should be.
Try to find out what makes you tick.
As I lie down
Sore and sick.
Do you like that?
Do you like that?
There's a fine line between love and hate.
And I don't mind.
Just let me say that
I like that
I like that
Something's getting in the way.
Something's just about to break.
I will try to find my place in the diary of Jane.
As I burn another page,
As I look the other way.
I still try to find my place in the diary of Jane.
So tell me how it should be.
Desperate, I will crawl
Waiting for so long
No love, there is no love.
Die for anyone
What have I become?
Something's getting in the way.
Something's just about to break.
I will try to find my place in the diary of Jane.
As I burn another page,
As I look the other way.
I still try to find my place in the diary of Jane.
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Posted by Savy at 3:52 PM 1 comments
Labels: Breaking Benjamin, Fall Out Boy, MCR, Virgin, YPC
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Movies, Operas and Songs, Oh my!

Posted by Savy at 7:39 PM 1 comments
Labels: Candide, Horton Hears A Who, JoJo, Katy, MCR
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Woo Hoo! MCR here I come!
My gosh! I almost forgot! The most exciting, amazing thing happened! I GOT TICKETS TO AN MCR CONCERT!!!!! You don't know how ecstatic I am! I'm going to see my favorite band in Madison Square Garden! Right where I live! The tickets went on sale 3 days before i got mine and the only seats left were the ones at the very top, "up in the heavens" as they call it. My mom said, "You won't be able to see them, you'll be so far up." and said "I DON'T CARE!!! I LOVE MCR!!!!" I feel terrible that I missed the date the tickets went on sale. My place as a true MCR fan was threatened. I can't wait! It's on May 9th. I know all the words to all the songs on their latest album, The Black Parade. I wonder if he'll be cute in person as he is in his pics. Sorry, just thinking out loud. You know, if you can somehow here me. Anyway, I can't wait and I'll give you updates on any news that comes up. See ya!
Posted by Savy at 3:47 PM 1 comments
Labels: Madison Square Garden, May 9, MCR
