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I Don’t Have to Make Sense, I’m a Teenage Girl

September 17, 2013 at 8:54 pm Leave a Comment  

This post isn’t going to make much sense. I’m tired and I’m sick, and I’m also a teenage girl, so I never make sense.
This idea of a rant came up when I said “Oh my Gravy Lord” instead of “Oh my God” when I fell off my bed. It was instinct. I don’t even stutter anymore. I just replace everything with ‘Gravy Lord’. I was posting on Facebook that I think that started when I started getting crap from people who told me “not to use God’s name in vain”. Now. I’m perfectly accepting of all religions. I will respect you as long as you respect me. So, I decided to try to stop saying that simply because I didn’t want to offend anyone’s religion. And from then on I replaced ‘God’ and ‘Jesus Christ’ and ‘Holy Lord’ in my vocabulary to ‘Gravy Lord’ and ‘Almighty Gravy’. Which made me start thinking. Out if all of the things I could’ve said in the world I had to say gravy. Because I’m Stacia Rae.
Since I began using Gravy as a religious figure, I began wondering if maybe someone out there actually believes gravy is a religious figure. And now I want to make a sort of Bible for the Gravy Lord. No I’m not insane.
Okay. Maybe I am.
But that’s not the point. The point is I kind of want to make something funny and based off of all religions I can research and create a religion on Gravy. I read somewhere that a religion is official when like, 10 people believe in it. (No, I’m not saying I believe everything I read on the Internet.) If I get 10 people as crazy as me to even just read it and not think I’m insane, that’s success to me.
No I don’t believe in the Gravy Lord. It’s just a thing I’m doing. A parody, if you will.

Next topic of insanity. Freaking homework. Homework, homework everywhere. I am up to my ears in homework. Transferring schools is a hot mess of homework and catching up in class and having to relearn things I already learned in like, 6th grade, because this school does things differently than my middle school did. I have 3 English books to read and annotate and do work on, 8 chapter of AP U.S. History to read an take notes on a identify vocabulary terms for, as well as keeping current with all of my classes while I’m still working on the things I’m behind in.

I want a bunny. When my room is clean for a month my parents said I can get a caged pet, so I’m getting a bunny and I’m going to name him Galifianakis. Best. Bunny. Name. Ever.

Yes, I realize I jumped topics pretty quickly. I’m tired and not thinking clearly. My train of thought has crashed tonight. So, I bid you goodnight, my friends. And here is a random picture off my camera roll that I have no idea how it got there or why.

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Autumn and Unholy Amounts of Homework

September 15, 2013 at 7:52 pm Leave a Comment  

I’m still getting used to this new school I’m going to. I left Herron, and now am going to my local public school. Tomorrow will be the 8th day I’m there.
Honestly, every day I wake up in the morning freaking out because I still feel like I’m making a first impression. Anxiety is not a fun thing.
Anyway, all of the autumn white girl posts are on twitter now. I’d complain more about it, but I love chili and giant sweaters too. I just don’t talk about it as much.
Speaking of which, what the heck are pumpkin spice lattes? Is it really worth like $8? Why even?
Which brings me to thinking about Bath & Body Works. I went to the mall today, and simply passed by the store and was attacked by the scent of pumpkins and cinnamon and freaking every smell you could possibly associate with fall. Now, I love Bath & Body Works. I have an intense love for their Be Enchanted scent. However, I wish I wouldn’t get a headache from simply walking by the store. It’s like Hollister.
I’m just rambling.
I have a lot of homework. Since I jumped into this new school three weeks into the school year, I am 8 chapters behind in AP U.S. History. Eight. Chapters. Behind. And also two class novels behind in Honors English. But that won’t be a problem. I love reading, and they’re two books I’ve wanted to read anyway. Ill post a book report about each of them, maybe.
It’s food time now. And good night!

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Invisible Illness Awareness Week

September 11, 2013 at 12:42 pm Leave a Comment  

So, it’s invisible illness awareness week. It’s a bigger thing on Twitter than in real life, though.
Basically, an invisible illness is a medical condition that is not easily observed by the general public. They have no obvious physical symptoms to observers, and the illnesses last longer than a year. They limit what you can do in your life and how you act in public.
I have a invisible illness that’s not really well known. It’s called Celiac Disease. I’m highly allergic to gluten. Gluten is this protein that’s in wheat, barley, rye, and malt. So, it’s in things most people eat on a daily basis. It’s in bread, pastas, Poptarts, pizza, donuts, and a whole lot more. It really limits what the people with Celiac Disease can eat.
We do have other options. We can have corn, rice, and tapioca based products. There’s this brand of cereal that came out with nearly all gluten-free cereal types and it made me so happy it’s not even funny.
If someone with Celiac Disease does happen to eat gluten, the results can be terrifying or barely noticeable. The symptoms vary every single time. I’m one of the lucky ones whose symptoms don’t really show (except for some bad acne sometimes, UGH). Some ‘good’ symptoms are headaches, being really sleepy all the time, being really awake all the time, stomach pains, and a lot more crap. Some bad ones usually happen over time. You can get diabetes or even cancer from not treating your Celiac Disease. For example, I didn’t learn that I had Celiac Disease until I was 8 years old. If that had continued, it’s very possible I could’ve had diabetes by the age I am now.
I’ve done a lot of research on my disease. IT’S NOT CONTAGIOUS. If one more person asks me if its contagious I think I’ll go insane. However, most medics think it is genetic. My mom, my two sisters, and I have it. My dad and brother do not.
Celiac Disease is my invisible illness. Most people besides my close friends and family don’t even know I have it. I try to hide it, because when I don’t, it’s really, really, really, really, really weird to them.
Yea, I pretty much hate Celiac Disease. It’s the worst discovery I’ve had in my life. Going from Poptarts and donuts on Sunday mornings to cereal and eggs is a bigger change than it seems. Celiac Disease isn’t as life-threatening as some of those other invisible illnesses out there, but it’s my life, and it’s a huge part of it. Sometimes I feel like it still takes over my life. Sleepovers and parties are hard because, no I can’t have the pizza and cake you guys are ordering. I’ll sit here munching on my potato chips, thanks. And this will last the rest of my life. Unless somehow someone creates a ‘cure’….. *aggressively hopes*
So, now you’re aware of Celiac Disease. That’s my part of Invisible Illness Awareness Week. Hope you guys actually read this and learned something. I don’t like serious posts like this, but it’s worth it to take part in something like this.

Filed Under: Celiac Disease Posts Tagged With: celiac disease, Illness, sick

Oops, I Made A List

September 2, 2013 at 8:23 pm Leave a Comment  

Okay. New school on Wednesday. I bought clothes. Like, real clothes. I’ve had a uniform all year and now I ‘get’ to wear my own style clothes.
Here. Let’s make a pro-con list.

Pros:
• I get to wear my own clothes
• Not stuck in a itchy annoying plaid skirt all day
• No belts!!!!!!
Cons:
• I don’t remember my style because I’ve had a uniform this whole time
• I have to wake up and pick out my outfit instead of just throwing on that skirt and a polo

I’m not sure if they cancel each other out or not yet. I just know that in like a month or two I’m gonna go from jeans to sweatpants because I am lazy and sweatpants are comfortable.

I have no idea what I wanted this post to be about but it was basically me making a list for myself. My bad. Have a picture of me hugging my cat.

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