Well, it's been awhile since I wrote an article...and the other day, something started to bother me. I walked into the bathroom at Hastings, (this isn't going where you think it is) and I looked inside the stall. All over the walls were inappropriate, nasty, and rude things. It made me gasp at some of the things that people had written.
A couple of days ago, on Oprah, there was a show about the extremes that bullying can lead to. It was a pretty heart-felt and emotional show. Oprah discussed what bullying could do lead kids to do, or think. There was two mothers on the show, who had lost their sons to suicide, from bullying. The boys were called mean and nasty names. The boys had come home and told their parents about it several times. The parents would talk to the schools about it, but that didn't mean that it was going to change.
I'm not the type of girl that likes to hurt another person's feelings, but me and my friends do enjoy to joke around.
Last week was the start of sooo many great things... there were new life-long friends, new learning experiences and the chance to meet people from all over the world. When I first arrived at our hotel for the start of the People to People program, I was a little scared. Would this just be a whole bunch of information packed into my head? Would I get time to meet and socialize with new people? I got there, checked in, and sat at a table with kids from all over the world. They all had these different personalities and stories about themselves and their hometown. It was probably the most fun day.
There is a new show airing on ABC titled True Beauty. Its a show about 6 women and 4 men who are very very good looking. The contestants are convinced that they are competing in a show called America's Most Beautiful Person. They don't know that there are three judges that are testing them on there outer and INNER beauty.
