story of my liiife

Okay well first off, holy poop.. If I found a book with the tittle being my name, I would be trippin out for like a week. Literally. Of course I would pick it up, but I really don't think I would read what hasn't happened yet. Because then I have the ability to change what happens in my life.. like I know whats going to happen tomorrow because I read it, so I could change it if i wanted. Which I DONT want to do. I would reread past chapters just as reminders of things I don't have a great memory of. I would read about times I spent with my mom as a little girl and times we went out together just me and her. I would probably read about the times I made stupid decisions and laugh a little bit at myself. I'd read the chapters where I was happy and having a great time to remind myself that I can be happy and I've had a good life. It's not all bad. That's probably all I would read. I think the one thing that I would love to read about is my parents when i was about to be born. Which would be the first chapter. I was almost born in the steak n shake drive thru, and I'd really love to read about the experience it was for my mom and dad.

Hey, Sophomores! Good luck! :)

Here's my advice. Don't fall behind, it's WAY easier to stay ahead than it is to catch up from falling behind. Don't smack to the teachers, they seriously only want what's best for you and want you to get a good education. Don't get impatient, the teachers have a lot of students to deal with and they can't help us all at one time. Don't be scared, it's still school, it's still homework, and it's still teachers. I know it's hard to know this now, but I PROMISE you that you will realize now or by next year how much trying in school matters. I personally know this from not trying my best in school freshman year. I would go back and get better grades if I could. So do it now, not later. Get great grades, keep a positive attitude, stay on your teachers good side, and remember to be prepared. One last thing, get involved and have fun with it. This isn't the movies where you join all sorts of clubs and meet a bunch of new people, we're a small school with little opportunity for activities, but it's still important to be apart of the opportunities we DO have and enjoy the next 3 years of high school the best you can. I strongly advise you to REMEMBER everything that we previous sophomores have told you in this packet because if you follow our advice, it could seriously help you so much.

#AppreciationBlog

Most Interesting Part of This Class: Probably just coming to class every day knowing that Miss Hudson would have a smile on her face no matter what! Also, she is always laughing and I knew that I could always count on that. :)
Most Boring/Useless Part of This Class: Honestly, I don't believe there was ever anything in this class that was useless, or boring! I loved it and enjoyed every day in your class, Hudson. :)
Hardest I Laughed in This Class: HAHAH! You expect me to know this?!?! Either when I fell during my war demonstration (hahaha, i laughed forever). That's one of the things I remember best.
Favorite Memory from This Class: The rant assignment. Remember that!?!?! Golly, that was something! Definitely do that every year, Hudson. Also just coming to class every day and laughing about Hudson's great high school memories she has, except for Sarah. ew. ;b
Best Thing About Hudson as a Teacher: I can tell you anything and go to you for everything all the time. Hudson always had something great to say about my rants to her. You kept me going this year, Hudson!
Thing Hudson Could do to Make This Class Better For Future Classes: I think Hudson needs to make sure she never changes a thing. Her teaching right now is great and nothing about being in her class is difficult. She's great at teaching the students everything we need to know about something we're learning or reading. Also, you always make sure we understand what we've been going over with a nice homework assignment! ;b
Any Final Comments for Hudson: Dear Miss Elizabeth Hudson,
Thank you for helping me succeed my sophomore year. You helped pick me up when I was falling down and you were always supportive. Keep up the great work Miss Hudson. You are not only one of the best teachers ever, but you're also one of the greatest people I've ever met. Never lose your humorous, bubbly, happy, joyful and positive attitude. Thanks again Hudson :) ♥

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So as always, I'm really bad at making decisions.. so these are a few of my favorites that I saw.

1. In San Jose and Sunnyvale it is illegal for grocery stores to provide plastic bags. 
2. A man with a moustache may never kiss a woman in public. 
3. The penalty for jumping off a building is death. 
4. Students may not hold hands while at school. 
5. It is a crime to share your Netflix password in Tennessee. 
6. It is illegal to wear a bullet-proof vest while committing a murder. 
7. HAHAH! These are great! When I read the first one, I just think "I'm glad we never had to buy groceries in california.." like plastic bags illegal?? The second one cracks me up. Like honestly that's a little ridiculous! Some guys keep a mustache. What if he was leaving for a really long time and they were at an airport saying goodbye?? 3 is soooo funny. DUH the penalty is death!! You're probably going to die either way if you jump off a building! (without a harness or something). 4 is silly. 5 would not be okay for me. People let me use their netflix quite often. How would that work?! 6 is very.... odd. First off, that's like two laws in itself! It's illegal to murder anyways, I don't care how you're doing it or what you're wearing! ILLEGAL. What about cops? They wear bullet proof vests and kill people... dumb laws.

mistakes

I'm really not comfortable talking about some of my past mistakes. I've made quite a few. & honestly, I don't look at anything I've done in the past as a mistake. I think of it more as something I did that wasn't the best idea. There are a lot of things I chose not to do, and if I would have done them, biiiiggg mistakes would be in my life. Maybe even regrets. But because I am to tell you of my "favorite" mistake, it would have to be not trying in school freshman year. I didn't care about getting good grades or the effect it would have on my future. It was not until my sophomore year when I realized that I really should have tried. Now, actually, I do have a mistake. A big mistake. The biggest mistake of my life was letting go of the people that I shouldn't have let go of. I once let go of my dad. He had hurt me so many times, and I finally gave up. I left and kept him out of my life for too long. & by the time I realized it was a mistake, it was too late. He was gone and I couldn't get him back. Not for 6 months anyways. Now I have him back, and everyday I am reminded that I can't get that time back when I put him out of my life. Next, is my mom. On new years eve of 2013 into 2014, I was with 2 of the most loving people that I had in my life at the time. But a few minutes after midnight the whole world felt like it was crashing around me. I got some news that broke my heart into a million pieces. After that, I pretty much hated my mom more than words could ever explain. I even said once that I didn't love her. I never treated her right and I always put her down, even after she started trying to change. Finally, I changed my heart towards her. But just like with my dad, it was too late. My mom almost died and if she had, I would always have the burden and regret of how I treated her. Thankfully, my mom is still alive and she is fighting brain cancer. During the time things happened with my mom, I pushed away a lot of people just because I didn't care. I didn't care about anything really. I broke someones heart that didn't deserve it. I hurt them so badly. and then I went off and tried to forget about what I had done by doing something so beyond stupid.. which only made things worse. No big shocker huh? After doing that it was too late ONCE AGAIN, to make things right with someone. What I learned from this? I hate myself. I hate how I treated these people. I hate thinking about it. & mostly, I hate that I know I deserve all of this. I deserve to be hated. & I learned that I don't deserve forgiveness, so I decided to not even ask for it anymore. But from the bottom of my heart, I am so sorry to everyone that I've ever hurt.

#NutellaNation

I am a Nutella addict. I eat it like.. everyday. (Confession, I've eaten over 100+ jars in the past year). I don't regret one moment of eating those jars. I eat it with.... everything. Including my fingers & a spoon. It sounds weird, but sometimes I like pretending my nutella is a spaghetti noodle. Some may think this is totally gross but I have loved this food since I was in 6th grade. If you don't like nutella we probably aren't going to be very good friends. I looooooove eating it with saltine crackaas, pretzels, bread, pancakes, strawberries, crescent rolls, cinnamon rolls, milkshakes, waffles, the list goes on. I never get in trouble eating it.. even though I get it like all over me. My face, hands, clothes... etc. I'd probably be in trouble if I got it on stuff though.

I'm smart for once

My super power is knowledge. I have the power of knowing everything. Going along with this, I'm going to join the most top notch medical field in the world and develop the cure for cancer. This will be great because now America's leading cause of death won't be cancer, more people will be cancer survivors and families won't have to go through all the pain and suffering of their loved ones passing because of cancer. The cure will be the most well known and amazing thing this world has ever seen. Now Hudson, your great super power is being invisible. Seriously the things you would do if you were invisible. You would probably sneak onto the set for the newest vampire movie or something.