So, you may or may not know, yesterday was TWLOHA (To Write Love on Her Arms) day, now I was not in school for most of the day as I had a field trip to the Met in NYC (which by the way was awesome, despite getting lost on the way there, and in the museum...)but when I got back to school, I was ecstatic to see the amount of people who had "love" written on their arms, some people it was just a simple scrawl, and some were more like mine- over the top. But I have to say, there is nothing worse than people who don't even know, or ask, what it means, they just write love on their arms. It's like the people who buy the shirts just because they saw them at Hot Topic and think they look cool. I may end up getting one from there just because I really want to support more and can't buy one online ( I've been looking at the sweatshirts since they're only sold online) But really, some people I know are big supporters, then there's those people who if you told them what it really was would say something like "WHAT?!?! This is to support the freaks!" or something like that! It just makes me so angry, especially since this matters a lot to me since so many people close to me have SI-ed, or even attempted suicide. I had one friend, who you name it, she had it, even had to go to a mental hospital twice, it was horrible, but I was there for her. It just really hurts me when people say stuff like that, I mean, even if one day, a complete stranger walked into school with scars on his or her arms/legs/wherever, and people started making fun of that person, or reprimanding the person, I would go over there and defend them without a second thought! It just really aggravates me.... grrr...

Okay, now that that rant is (hopefully) over, just to end this on a happier note, my favorite band (Flyleaf) just released their newest album, I had it pre-ordered about 2 months ago, It just came in on Thursday, and I have to say, it is AMAZING! They are still the flyleaf that I fell in love with, but drastically improved, I am really looking forward to their next CD, really hope they make one.