This year had its ups and downs. Most of my year, probably over half, were pretty stressful and depressing. I don't kno2w about you, but when I get stressed I get canker sores in my mouth. In case you never had one, it feels like stabbing and burning at the same time and even numbing gel won't stop it. Anyways, back to the memories.
     Lets get the worst over with, shall we? I had the most amazing best friend ever, like, on the face of this planet. We went and did everything together. We even called each other long-lost sisters. She heard I called her a name, but I said in in a different context. They said I called her the b-word, but really, I meant she was acting like one, not she was one. She was being mean and embarrassing me in front of some people I was beginning to become friends with. She was just being mean. So, we separated. Seeing her makes my heart break a little more each time. She purposely walks by me laughing with my old friend. She sits across the hall from me because she wants to hurt me. 
     On the bright side, I met the most amazing girl on the face of this planet. She is absolutely amazing! She means the world to me. She knew about my old friend and how much I was hurting, so she took me in. I met a lot of new people and made a lot more friends. I could honestly say that I love her. I always have to say not in that way, in the friend way, because I'm bisexual and I don't want her to get the wrong message. So  
     If you're reading this Ellie, I love you so much. You mean the world to me. I tell you everything because I know you'll keep the secret. You are amazing. I never want to lose you. We're the same; you understand me. We both have our problems, so we get along perfectly. I love you, Girly-Fry. Never forget it, Ellie ♥

     The best book ever is called Bad Girls Don't Die by Katie Alender. The book is about a high school girl named Alexis who finds herself in a not-so-hot situation. Alexis has a little sister who is 13 and doll-obsessed (this is creepy because I'm 13 and doll-obsessed, too). Kasey becomes a body for a demon names Sarah to live in. When Kasey's eyes are blue, she's normal, but when they're green, that's when she is Sarah. 
     My favorite part of the book is when Alexis first sees Kasey being attacked by Sarah, while still in Kasey's body. Kasey's eyes are changing and she is using unusual language. Kasey passes by Alexis and drags her fingertips along her arm. It leaves four red marks like in the movies.