""Summers Commers Comming Soon""

my mom makes my brother do journals, and that, ^^^^^, above it what he wrote. Funny, really. Mom is going to pay me to babysit Kelsey, so, hopefully, I'll have money to spend when hanging out with Katelyn and Helen. I don't have much more to comment on, except for some political crap, and how I hate how some people start really good fanfictions, and never continue:

www.yale.edu/anime/fanworks/han_liberi.html

this person wrote two chapters, and nothing more, and I felt like it was my dream fanfic! anyway. The whole Don Imus thing is crap, nappy, isn't racist. If anything is raceist, the fact that nappy ""refers to black people."" I get nappy headed too, if I don't take a shower for five days!!! If anyone is raceist, it's those two black reverends who keep saying their like Martin Luther King, Jr., and are the nation's black's spokesperson, when they can't even speak english properly!!!!!! Oh, yeah that's the other thing. When I did my black history report on Nikki Giovanni, I asked when we were going to do a white history report, and my teacher, being black, got greatly offended. She told me that with all that happened, and how hardly anyone who is black shows up in our text book, we need to learn about famous black people. Guess what? the longest chapter in our text book is ALL ABOUT BLACKS! I sit next to a black boy at lunch, who can't speak english properly, so I call him Bullfrog. Anyway, he sat down next to me, Matt and Helen, and asked Matt if he was a "Nigga". Matt said, no, I'm not black. Bullfrog jumped up and yelled to the rest of the black people at our table, "hey, he just said he ain't a black because he ain't poor and worthless." I jumped up and yelled, back, that if he wasn't a complete, poor taught idoit, he would know to shut up, because he called matt a nigger. Everyone shut up, and he said something I couldn't understand. I told him if he wanted to say something to me, he needed to speak proper english, or I wouldn't abide him. He looked like he didn't understand what the word abide meant, so I just smiled at him.

see ya,
K. Danielle Salmon