We accept the love we think we deserve.
This is a quote from Perks of Being a Wallflower. I love it and everything it is saying. If you think your beautiful, you’ll go find someone who is beautiful on the inside and out, and same goes the other way.
I have recently reached (and passed) 50 followers!! This is a big achievement for me, and means a lot to me. I want to say thank you to my followers because with out you, my post wouldn’t mean anything. There are some who have been with me since the start, and some that are new. I want to thank all you, all of my 53 followers for keeping up and reading my blog!
Thanks to you I keep on blogging! Thanks for being an awesome part, of this part of my life! 🙂
One summer evening, Sasha was wondering what to do. Her mom suggested she go for a walk. She took Sonny, her dog, and they began to walk through the woods. Sonny lead the way deeper and deeper into the woods. Sasha didn’t mind, what else would she do? Though she had this eerie feeling something was watching her, she looked around and didn’t see anything, so she walked on.
The two friends kept walking, stopping occasionally to let Sonny have a sniff of this and that. As they did so, Sasha saw an owl, but didn’t give it a second thought. These woods were a big part of Sasha’s past. She and her father used to go on walks, until he passed away three years ago in these woods. He was stabbed, but no one knows who or what killed him.
Veering off the trail,  didn’t worry Sasha. She knew these woods like the back of her hand, but once again, she had the feeling of eyes following her every move. Soon the feeling went away so she continued onwards. Their surroundings were beginning to darken. Thinking they should go home she stopped, pulling on Sonny’s leash and saying, “Lets go back.”
Just as Sasha began to turn around, she got that feeling again and this time it sent a chill down her spine. She looked back, and looking into her eyes were two big owls eyes. She laughed thinking, “It’s just an owl why am I frightened?” As this thought passed through her mind, Sonny began to bark and back away from the owl. Looking at him she said, “Calm down. It’s just an owl, there’s nothing to worry abo…” she turned back around, to find the owl flying straight at her heart.
We all have a past, but this is the present, and baby, you’re my future.
By Hannah
I came up with this after watching a tv show and talking to my mom. I didn’t even realized I’d said something clever, till she said, “Wait, what did you just say?”. Tell me what you think of my new “Quote”!
I would like to send out a “sorry” to all my faithful followers for not posting in soo long. I have just been so busy, since school started. I have home work, soccer and sleep I have to take care of first. Now on to the good stuff. I was in my cousins wedding!! I was a Jr. bridesmaid. Other then the fact that I had to get up at 6 am to get my hair done I had a great time. She was a beautiful bride. In honer of her wedding (that was two weeks ago), I am reposting an old wedding slideshow. Enjoy
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I will be posting some more book reviews and some short stories soon!
I realized today I haven’t posted in just over 2 weeks! But I had good reason. Mostly I’ve just been too busy, and every free chance I get I’ve been reading! I also visited Disney World and my grandparents, with my cousins. This was not my first visit to Disney and won’t be my last! But I will say, it was my first trip to the Magic Kingdom that I really enjoyed roller coasters. I was there with family, our ages varying from 5-56. And that is what is so great about Disney, there is truly something for everyone. And many things for everybody to do together…
P.S.
I’m almost finished reading the Harry Potter series:D
It’s the beginning of summer and I have three books that I’m required to read for school. The Outsiders, and two books from their reading list. I chose I Hadn’t Meant to Tell You This and Out of My Mind. I desperately wanted to read The Hunger Games series but I figured I had no chance to read them. Why? Because Last year I read one out of three books I had to read for school. Putting the thought of The Hunger Games aside, I made the goal to finish my three books. A totally of about 550 pages. When I began The Outsiders and realized I enjoyed it. It had shown a new light on reading for me and I finished it in a week. Mind blown, I began my next book and boom, three days later it was done. Then the third (only being 150 pages long) I finished in like 6 hours! By July first I had finished all my summer reading! The next day the perfect opportunity arrived. I was going up to Walton for 6 days! This was perfect. I could read the first Hunger Games then when we came back I could read the next. Right? There was no way I could finish the first one in less than 6 days right? How wrong was I! In 24-hours, I was done. I was amazed and mad. Stuck out there for another 5 days with the next book…
Now I have finished all my summer reading, The Hunger Games series and the first three Harry Potter books! These are all great reads! Wish me luck in my future reads! Any recommendations? Let me know!
This post is very different from anything I have posted in the past. It is sort of book review/descriptions. This is something I have wanted to try for a while now. So tell me what you think and if you think I should do more reviews of books I’ve read. While you read this I would like you to keep in mind that these are my thoughts and you may have different ones.
I Hadn’t Meant to Tell You This, by Jacqueline Woodson, is about two unlikely friends with one thing in common, their mothers both died. Marie a cool girl and Lena a new kid feel drawn to each other for this reason. They soon become great friends. As they begin to confide in each other Marie learns a secret of Lena’s. So Marie is faced with a hard question. Should she tell someone or follow Lena’s wish and keep it a secret? Find out what she decides, in I hadn’t Meant to Tell You This.
I read I Hadn’t Meant to Tell You This, for one of my summer reading books. I read it in less than a day. It is short and a fast read. Parts interested me but it wasn’t my favorite book. There wasn’t much that really pulled me in and kept my interest. Jacqueline Woodson, did a good job writing it but the story didn’t interest me. It would not be one I would recommend for any one younger than me (12). The book discussed some mature subjects. But over all I would give it like a 6 out of 10.
My one true love
My first love
You know the love that you just never forget
You can’t
You don’t want to
The way it makes you feel
Just thinking about it makes you feel all fuzzy inside
Your love inspires you
It helps to make you who you are
It can hurt you in the worst of ways
and bring you out of the darkest days
My one true love.
A love that will stay with me forever
at least the memories will never fade
It might not be there forever
But it’s glory will never leave my heart
I long to see the beauty again, every time I have to leave it
And savor every moment I spend there
I have known it my whole life
And have grown to love it
It has become a part of me in many ways
It will be in my heart forever
That little town in the middle of nowhere
the town with the dreamy ice cream shop, they call The Penguin
The memories of walking up to the small red stand
that became a small window shop
which is now a big beautiful, dreamy-er than before, ice-cream shop
My order hasn’t changed
since I started going to The Penguin
cappuccino ice cream.
Then there are the memories of walking through the woods
I start my journey not knowing quite where I’ll end up
I can feel a cool breeze going down my back
Then a prick on my leg, just another thorn
I’ve gotten used to them after 12 years
It doesn’t faze me a bit
I know the trail to the stream like I know what I’m going to order at The Penguin
The woods now surround me with memories
I get to the top of the hill
The small boys pond
from when the girls claimed the waterfall just up ahead
The sound of the water flowing down the stream warms my heart just like a cappuccino ice-cream from The Penguin cools it on a hot summers day
I make my way up the stream to the flowing waterfall
When the flood came it slowed the beauty
But I can still see it
At the top I can see the little fish thingys that swim around slowly
But once they see you they swim as fast as me running into the penguin when we arrive into town
We climb the last little bit and we’re at the top
Back to the 2nd field
the thorns start sticking to me like flies to honey
I continue to the 2nd pond
Slowly walking, I remember good times
like when my old teacher came up
we heard a mountain lion
then sprinted down the hill
with worries that it might come out and attack
now I reach the pond
prettier than last time
we can’t go swimming in this one
there might be some killer swimmer in there
I take out my net
ready to catch a little, green, slimy, smelly…
frog
and put it on my face
just like I always do
the frogs are easier to catch at the main pond
but they don’t stay on my face as long
so I must make the journey to the 2nd pound on every visit.
Time to make my way back down the hill
not able to venture to things like the roller-coaster this time
because the sun is slowly dimming
that is for tomorrow when we take an ATV ride
Sadly I make my way back to the house
Passing the stream
and leaving the field
I see the main pond and our warm cabin
Slowly I take off my shoes and fall on the couch
barely able to move after my adventures
Then my mom yells out, “Hannah do you want to go to The Penguin?”
I jump up and my answer never changes: “Is that even a question?”
In this poem I am talking about Walton. I have a country house there. It is my place of peace and serenity.
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I'm Thinking Happy 
Written
on October 16, 2013