brilliance.

so this summer is consisting of what i like to call, productive healthy laziness. that pretty much means making no effort whatsoever to look even decently attractive with the assistance of makeup/hair products/socially acceptable clothing. oh and also sitting at home doing nothing, sleeping definitely longer than is needful, watching tv shows andgoing through stupid chick flicks. oh and most importantly, facebook stalking the people i used to hang out to somewhat remain the normal social teenage society. oh and texting attractive males. even though i hate texting.. whatevs. but anyways, back to the productive healthy part of my summer. i'm on an intense exercise plan. every other day, 30 minutes of crazy hard gunnar peterson work out videos. that's what's up. then i jog like, a whole mile on the treadmill. on a good day.. irrrelevent. and then i follow that glorious procedure with 45-60 minutes of intense backyard tanning. (this time varies on how much heat edurance/sweat soaking i can endure). now you're probly thinking, this is brilliant, Heidi's finally going somewhere with her life, why doesn't she do this every day? because. then i would have to wash my hair everyday. which would mean i would go through glorious hair reconstructive, medicated, expensive shampoos and conditioners twice as fast. not okay. and i'm not made of money. and i'm not. i repeat, NOT. getting a job. i'm not working at some nasty fast food place. or bagging groceries at wakmart like my mother wants me to do. no mother. my wise cousin put this best, "i don't dooo walmart." and i especially dont work walmart. nooo. because i'll go back to this, i'm lazy. and not just that, i dont want to work somewhere embarrassing where people i know will see me. i just cant do that. oh but back to my summer laziness plan thing, i had 2 dates yesterday. crazy right? another thing about me. i hate dating... i hate dates. the dating scene is not my thing. please not that i didn't say the boy scene, i said the dating scene. it just stresses me out. too much pressure to keep up conversation and say the right thing and be social but not annoying and look decent but not looking like you tried too hard, ya know? it's just stressful. but yeah, 2 dates on saturday. i've only had like maybe 5 in my entire life.. i cannot physically or emotionally handle 2 in one day. to make matters worse, because of my summer plan, i havent gotten ready in roughly 1-2 weeks. so i forgot how to do it.. like, how do correctly apply mascara? i dont even remember. does this outfit look homely? i just really dont know. it was seriously the worst experience of my life. keep in mind for those 1-2 weeks i've done litterally nothing. and i loved it. but you loose the touch after a while, it really happens. now i understand why when people get married and have kids they loose the touch. i dont blame them, i lost it after a week. i cant even imagine actually having a busy, productive life... it's just crazy. my mom thinks people think i'm a materialistic snob when they read this and my facebook. guess what mom. #1 no one reads my blog #2 i dont care. #3 it's not my fault i have nothing else to talk about it becides clothes and hair. and hatin on stupid girls on fb.. but to prove i'm going somewhere with my life, i'm going to say this. i took ACT yesterday. aren't you proud? and i think i did kind of almost okay on it. there ya go.

1 comment:

Amanda said...

Heidi, I love you. And I'm so glad you took the ACT!! See, it wasn't too bad, was it?! And even if you don't do as well as people tell you you need to in order to get into colleges or whatever, still go for it and apply. What do you have to lose?! I was thinking about you applying for BYU awhile ago & thought of a few more things for you to do to make your application strong (sorry if I've told you these things already). 1)Go to seminary & if possible, be an officer. It looks really good. 2)Your bishop has to write you a recommendation, and since your dad's your bishop-GOLDEN! 3)Get in good with at least one member of the stake presidency, because they also have to write you a recommendation. If you don't feel like you have ample time to do this before applying, Mark, you need to talk Heidi up all the time. lol. And make sure the good, nicest member of the stake presidency does your interview. lol 4)BYU likes service hours. Count every little thing you can think of you did without getting paid for, such as babysitting, doing people's hair, nails, tanning so you can better serve the public by looking good (ok, sorry Cami for the last comment:)). Even the smallest things you think wouldn't count, do count. 5)Make sure you join at least one club & if possible, be an officer. Do it with some of your friends & have fun with it. You can even find a club that doesn't require anything of you. They don't know that. I joined every club imaginable, including Athletic Club. Am I athletic? No. Did I have to attend a boring meeting once a month? Yes. Did I get to hang out with the jocks? Yes. Did I get into all sporting events? Yes. Did it help me get into BYU? Yes. WINNING! 6)Sound a bit dramatic when you write your application essay, which you're good at. lol. You can say you're the oldest of 5 kids, it's been hard, but you've overcome it by going to Evit & persevering and working hard & going above and beyond what most teenagers do. I did that on my essay & they sent me a thing saying I qualified for a special scholarship for those who have overcome hardships. lol. MY mom kept telling me my life wasn't that bad. haha

Sorry for the ramblings, but those are my 6 keys to success. And, Heidi, you are pure brilliance. Two dates does sound overwhelming, but it sounds like you handled it well!