Weird Kid Writes

These are actual journal entries I wrote as a kid. The names have been changed, but the melodrama is real. I'm blogging my childhood diary, one day at a time. Let the embarrassment ensue.

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weird kid and her brother

Monday, April 16, 2012

fold your pajamas

Posted by Liz at 11:37 AM

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Jessie TaylorApril 23, 2012 at 8:41 PM
I especially like this one.
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Liz: It all started as a homework assignment when I was nine. My teacher required the entire class to keep a journal, answering the prompts that she wrote on the chalkboard in our composition notebooks. Being the weird kid that I am, I threw myself into the assignments — and decided to keep a journal even after the school year ended. I wrote almost every day from fourth grade, all the way until my senior year of high school. Several notebooks later, my quest for self knowledge continues. Looking back on what I've written, I'm constantly amazed by how much I've changed. Reading my past journals can be alternately painful, funny, cringe-worthy, nostalgic, and enlightening ... but it's always entertaining. This blog is my attempt to share what I've learned over the past twelve years and to give you an uncensored glimpse into the mind of a kid. All of the names have been changed out of respect for my classmates and friends, but I'll do my best not to hold anything else back. I hope you'll enjoy revisiting my childhood self in all of her hyper-observant weirdness, and I hope you'll be brave enough to share your own stories as well. Forever Young, Liz

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