“Life is like a box of chocolates, you never know what your gonna get.” A year ago I thought I would be living in Virginia for the rest of my life, I thought I’d be going to Colonial Forge High school , the ninth best school in VA . I thought I’d someday get up the courage to talk to this boy at my church. I thought when I would move to Idaho there would be just a bunch of potato farms, with farm people. I thought Idaho and the people here would be like the ones in Napoleon Dynamite (in other words, behind the times). Well I was wrong. I didn’t know the flavor of chocolate I would be biting into next.
If my life were a movie I’d be the star in Napoleon Dynamite. Yep I’d be the one with the big pair of glasses and the one assuming you think you’re fat because you’re not drinking whole milk. Yah my life can be dull or upsetting like when Napoleon went home and Kip ate all the dang quesadillas but for the most part it’s exciting like when Napoleon drew that picture of the girl and then gave it to her. I also always say the wrong things and laugh at the wrong time like when Napoleon told the girl it took him a while to do the shading on her upper lip. I can also or am always a dork, I never think before I act, I am always willing to help a friend and always trying new things for example when Napoleon went on stage and danced for the Pedro campaign. By the end of my life I hope I can help a friend and can say I always had fun.
My theme song is “Girls just want to have fun” by Cindy Lauper. I do always want to have fun! Turn that frown upside down is what I always say. When I was saying goodbye to my best friend in the whole wide world Samantha, I laughed until the last 5 min. instead of crying. We went out to dinner together for the last time for a long time, I didn’t want to be sad and destroy our last time together. So I kept positive and held down the tears for a very long time. We laughed and had fun and made fun of her 17 year old brother like usual. It came to the end and I couldn’t hold it in any longer. I did want to have fun and I did, but sometimes you just have to cry.
The forecast for my life looks like stormy in the morning, then a couple showers throughout the early afternoon but then in the late afternoon everything will clear up and their will be sunshine and a beautiful rainbow. The weather in my life does have a lot of parts too it, but they all have a meaning. It’s stormy in the morning because I always wake up on the wrong side of the bed. I am cranky and sometimes forceful. Then throughout the rest I may have a couple light showers, a couple patches of sunshine because I will have good parts of my life and some not so well. But then in the end their will always be sunshine and a colorful rainbow because surrounding myself with good things and being positive is what I’m all about.
Now I’m living in Meridian Idaho, and it’s no where near like my life Virginia. I got up the courage to talk to the guy I like at this new school. I am attending the best high school in Idaho. The people here are nowhere near like Napoleon, or kip, or uncle Rico. There are llamas, but that’s ok I can deal with that. The people here are nicer and welcoming and the pace of life is slower here. I am much more involved then I would’ve been in Virginia and I am making tons of new friends. I didn’t know what flavor of chocolate moving to Idaho would be, well now that I’ve taken a bite it tastes sweet and not too rich, but just right. I can’t wait to see what flavor I bite into next, but hopefully it won’t be bitter.
Friday, September 21, 2007
School Report ... I had to do this for speech . I thought it was pretty good and did some good explaining of who I am.
Posted by Hannah Tull at 5:28 PM
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Hannah! YOU ARE PRECIOUS. (not like in The Lord of the Ring) Seriously, I stand in awe of you for so many reasons. This was funny and so unpretentious. I loved it. I miss you so much.
Love you mi sobrina,
*Kara*
Hannah, this is amazing. You never cease to amaze me in all your 14 year old wisdom! You crack me up. Counting the days until you are here for Thanksgiving!
Love ya- Dori
Hi Sweetie your writing is like you honest, clear, and forthright filled with wisdom beyond your 14 years.
I am so happy that you are adjusting to the move and enjoying your high school, seminary and all of your extra activities.
Love you grandma beach
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