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Despite therapy and other mindfulness strategies, I consistently struggle to keep the worrying and overthinking at bay. It can also be a trigger for gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) ? which I have. My gastroenterologist has previously told me to stop drinking coffee to improve my acid reflux. I also have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). I’ve always thought coffee helps with my gut issues, but I know caffeine can be a trigger for people with IBS. I decided to try giving up coffee for one week, not only to see if my anxiety would improve, but to see if my GERD and IBS would, too. All the things I thought during one week without coffee: Day one involved me chiding myself for thinking I could ever take on this challenge without some serious struggles. Here are my internal thoughts and observations about my health over my agonizing week without coffee. ‘I absolutely cannot do this’ It took me three days to actually begin my one-week challenge. On Day 1, my mind felt foggy and I struggled to focus on my work. I guiltily traipsed into the kitchen to allow myself half a cup of coffee. On Day 2, I did the exact same thing, overcome by my inability to simply wake up without coffee. Finally, on Day 3, I battened down the hatches and went coffee-free. I was driving to visit my grandmother in another state, and therefore didn’t have any mentally taxing work to do. This ended up being the perfect day to start the challenge, as I primarily consume as much coffee as I do to focus on my work as a writer. ‘I knew I would get a migraine’ Several hours into the drive on my first day without coffee, I felt an all-too-familiar dull pulsing behind my right eye. I was getting a migraine. I thought this might happen, as I knew that some migraine sufferers can get headaches from caffeine withdrawal. As my head pounded and my stomach began to turn, I popped an Excedrin Migraine (which has caffeine). But the migraine just wouldn’t go away. I took some ibuprofen before finally admitting it was time to take one of my prescription migraine medications. The following day, I got a mild migraine, though I was able to nip it in the bud with medication before it grew too unbearable. On my third day without coffee, I had a dull tension headache. It wasn’t until my fourth day without coffee that I didn’t get a headache. ‘I haven’t taken my GERD medication in days, but I don’t even need it’ I’ve been on a daily GERD medication, omeprazole (Prilosec), since last July when my acid reflux could no longer be controlled by the occasional Tums. I typically take omeprazole in two-week treatment doses, meaning two weeks with medication, then one week without. When visiting my grandma, I packed my GERD medication, as I was in the middle of a two-week dose. Several days after I got home, I realized I hadn’t taken the medicine on my trip or unpacked it yet, meaning I hadn’t taken it in nearly a week. Although I had a bit of reflux over the week, it was nowhere near as severe as it usually is without medication, which is likely why I forgot to take it. I eat a fairly healthy diet low in foods that exacerbate GERD, like garlic, alcohol, and fried foods. Coffee is one of the only GERD triggers that’s part of my diet, and I’ve always wondered if it was the culprit. ‘I can’t poop’ I have irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). It’s secondary to celiac disease, which can wreak havoc on my gut health. I’m constipation-prone, so I often have long bouts of constipation several times a year. Around my third day without coffee, I realized I hadn’t pooped since before the challenge. Caffeinated drinks are known to have laxative-like effects for many people, myself being one of them. I decided to take MiraLAX, an over-the-counter stool softener, to help my constipation. I ended up needing to take the stool softener several times during the challenge, but I was never fully regular. ‘The afternoon energy slump is real’ Although it wasn’t easy, I managed to get through most mornings without coffee. The brain fog eased up each day, and although the start to my morning was slower, I eventually got work done. The real struggle happened around 3 or 4 p. m., when I felt myself beginning to wane. I’ve always enjoyed several cups of matcha green tea at night, as the caffeine content is minimal, and I find it settles my stomach. I came to long for this small burst of caffeine each night, and began brewing matcha earlier and earlier in the day. One night during my challenge, I had plans to see Journey at Wrigley Field, a long-awaited family outing. Right before we left, I joked with everyone that I needed a nap. My twin brother ? also a major caffeine addict ? tossed me a 5-hour Energy Shot. I’d never tried one. But desperate times call for desperate measures. I drank the shot and felt relief wash over me as my body filled with energy just 20 minutes later. Maybe I’m not meant to live a life without caffeine, I thought. ‘I don’t think my anxiety has improved’ Unfortunately, my anxiety didn’t noticeably improve during this one-week challenge. Everyone with anxiety finds solutions that work for them. For me, coffee isn’t it. I also didn’t feel any significant improvements to my sleep. I still tossed and turned like I always do. I’m self-employed as a writer and often find my most productive time is from 7 a. m. to 12 p. m., when I’m full of caffeine and can plow through my work. And the more work I get done, the less anxious I often feel. Without coffee, my morning productivity slowed. I didn’t write as quickly. My deadlines inched closer with less work than usual to show for my hours at the computer. It’s almost as though coffee lessens my anxiety, as it gives me the energy I need to meet all of my deadlines. If copious coffee intake is one bad habit of mine, I can live with that Maybe it’s because my experiment was only for one week, but I never reached a place of comfort without coffee. I still felt foggy most mornings, and unable to fully focus on my work. The headaches went away after just a few days, but my yearning for coffee did not. I counted down the days until my challenge was over and I could once again enjoy several heavenly cups of coffee each morning. I woke up on the first day after my challenge and excitedly brewed a pot of coffee, only to find myself stopping after one cup. My GERD had returned. Although life without coffee didn’t improve my anxiety or IBS, it did improve my GERD. I’ve been weighing whether the benefits I reap from coffee outweigh the need to take a daily medication for acid reflux. The only way to know will be giving up coffee for longer than one week, and I’m not sure if I’m ready to do that quite yet. Jamie Friedlander is a freelance writer and editor with a passion for health. Her work has appeared in The Cut, Chicago Tribune, Racked, Business Insider, and Success Magazine. When she’s not writing, she can usually be found traveling, drinking copious amounts of green tea, or surfing Etsy. You can see more samples of her work on her website. Follow her on Twitter.
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I have a counseling psychology degree, published a self-help book and card deck set, and write articles with lessons about being peaceful, content, and happy. But on this day, I needed to figure out how to help myself. I tried to remember the amount of teachings spiritual, psychological, and creative I have collected in my toolbox over the many years. I thought about the great teachers of the world that offer incredible valuable assistance to one’s growth and discovery. And remembered that without the application of the teachings,?we remain a head full of knowledge rather than a being who is at peace and free. I needed to be my own teacher in the moment, but I felt so weak and vulnerable I couldn’t connect to any of the teachings. This was a red flag of an emergency for me. Lying on my bed in a temporary freeze, I thought about common emergency instructions we are given in case of disaster. The building’s sign: “In case of fire, take the stairs not the elevator. ” The flight attendants: “Cover your own mouth first, then your child’s. ” When a tsunami hits: “Run to higher ground. ” The tornado: “Open the windows so that they will not shatter” or “Go to the nearest shelter” Even for the addict, “Pick up the phone and call your sponsor. ” And I thought well hell, when I can’t figure out what else to do right now why not use these instructions as a way to aid this seemingly awful day of disaster? In case of fire, take the stairs, not the elevator. Yes, the point is that we could get trapped in the elevator, but our physical body or nervous system may also shut down if we try to take the fastest route. In times like these, we need to slow down, remain calm, up our awareness, and walk, not run, to the nearest exit. I realized my fear was making me want to run, to escape, to flee from the overwhelm I was feeling. I told myself to stop?just stop whatever I was doing and take the day off from having to come up with answers. It was an emergency after all, and I needed to treat it like that for my own safety and perhaps, the safety of others. Cover your own mouth first, then your child’s. I had to admit to myself that on this day I did not have any energy to give to anyone else because, after all, I am unable to help anyone else if I cannot help myself first. I humbled myself by admitting to my weakness and told those nearest to me that I was not able to be fully present with them right now. I asked for space to care for myself. Whatever the self-care is that you need?rest, exercise, meditation, yoga?draw on your own support system above all else. Run to higher ground. What we need most in times like these is to connect to the spiritual level. It doesn’t mean you have to pray, although that may be helpful for you. For me, I knew “higher ground” lives in the spaciousness of my heart. And what I needed most of all was a release: A deep let go with a big cry and to allow myself to safely fall apart before I could have an understanding of how to put my pieces back together. After I let myself cry into my pillow, my mind stopped running and I could focus on my heart, alive and beating in my chest. I had emptied my full cup and could connect back to myself again. Open the windows and doors so that the glass will not shatter. I needed perspective: To open the window, the door to my boxed in self and have a wider view. The simplest way for me to gain perspective was to open to all of my senses. What do I see, hear, smell, feel on my skin, and taste? Opening myself to experience the sensations around me, I made a conscious decision to stop trying to figure out my problems through my mind and cease from having to come to conclusions. I reminded myself, “All in due time, my friend… When the answers are ripe the true knowing will come. ” Experience the spaciousness around you not from the contracted mind that knows things from the intellect, but from the space of the mind that is infinite within and without. Stretch the periphery above, below, behind, and in front of you in a 360-degree direction and become aware of your awareness. Go to the nearest shelter. On that day, my shelter was my best girlfriend. I reached out for her help. She told me if I couldn’t trust myself in that moment to trust her ?that she knew I was going to be OK, that I was safe. Her love and warmth gratefully held me. But our shelter does not have to be another person. It could be with nature, in our spiritual practice, in a day we choose to meet our inner-selves, turn off to the world, and retreat. It could be doing something that connects us to something we love, writing in a journal what we are grateful for, taking a swim, or listening to a beautiful piece of music. But rather than isolate ourselves, we must connect to something, because in connecting to something we connect back to ourselves. Call your sponsor. We don’t have to be in a 12-step program and have a sponsor to receive support because in any moment, at any time, our Higher Self is there to call. See your Higher Self sitting across from you. The all-knowing, trusting, beautiful one inside of you who knows you are OK, good, safe, and lovable. Do like I did and say, “Hey, I’m having a really bad, no-good, terrible day, could you be there for me? Will you help hold a space for me to talk, to cry, to share myself? Could you guide me and fill me with the truth of your wisdom? ” Ask your Higher Self for support and ask Her or Him to speak with you. He or She is always happy to oblige if you open to share and listen. Part of life includes having no-good, terrible, bad days. Remember when they do come, even if they take you by surprise, to have faith that you can carry on after the storm, after the wreckage has come. Know you are stronger from any challenges you experience and that you will endure because you choose to be aware of how you grew for the better. Photo for El coleccionista de instantes About Lynn Newman Lynn Newman has a Masters in Counseling Psychology, is a writer, painter, and game creator (like?The Game of You?&?The Game of Insight?? An Interactive Way To Know Yourself, Create The Life You Want). She’s big into unleashing the truest, free-est parts of you, to experience more joy, purpose, and passion in life. Visit her at. See a typo or inaccuracy? Please contact us so we can fix it!
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McGowan and Tom McNamara, the two-reel short was released to theaters on September 10, 1922 by Pathé. This was the first Our Gang comedy to be released, although the fourth to be produced. [1] The gang's leading lady in this film is Peggy Cartwright, who makes only a brief appearance in the company of an unnamed character at the country estate. Allen Hoskins ’s character in this early short is female. His character will not start taking on male characteristics until the 1923 short, The Champeen, when he dresses like a boy for the first time. This is very similar to what happened with the Buckwheat character years later. When the television rights for the original silent Pathé Our Gang comedies were sold to National Telepix and other distributors, several of the films were released into television syndication and retitled. In 1960 the collective title Our Gang was changed to Mischief Makers: One Terrible Day was changed to The Outing. Two-thirds of the original footage from the film was included. Most of the original inter-titles were also cut and later replaced. The film, having been produced prior to 1923, and never having the copyright renewed, is in the public domain. However, the "Mischief Makers" additions to the film were copyrighted in 1960. Plot [ edit] Wealthy Mrs. Pennington Van Renssalaer, upon hearing of a rival socialite's gathering of "settlement children" for a "lawn fete", decides to conduct a similar picnic of her own. Five boys show up at her house and present her secretary Alvira, played by Clara Guilol, with their invitations. The five boys are Mickey Daniels, Jack Davis, a tall boy wearing glasses and having a snobbish attitude, and the twins, Winston and Weston Doty. Just as Mrs. Van Renssalaer, with her pet monkey, comes out of the house, Booker T. Bacon arrives with his little sister Farina in tow in her toy wagon. Neither of these two children have an invitation. When Alvira tells Jackie that he cannot come because he does not have an invitation either, Jackie's dog chases her down the street until she is forced to climb a tree out of fright. The monkey gets excited and jumps down, to be chased by Mrs. Van Renssalaer's chauffeur, (played by William Gillespie), who gets doused with water when the monkey finds a garden hose and turns it on him. When things finally settle down, Mrs. Van Renssalaer, Alvira, the chauffeur, and the five boys get into the limousine. Unbeknownst to them, however, Booker and Jackie stow away on the tailgate with Jackie's dog sitting beside them, and Farina being pulled along in her little toy wagon. After they get going, Mickey starts flying his kite behind the car, but Mrs. Van Renssalaer's monkey grabs the kite's tail and is hoisted up into the sky. When the string breaks, the monkey falls. The chauffeur has to get out of the car and rescue the monkey and when he returns, he discovers the stowaways in the rear of the limousine. Mrs. Van Renssalaer tells him to let all the children and the dog ride in the car. After they get going again, the limousine has a blowout. While the chauffeur is changing the tire, the kids start playing with the unused tire. When the chauffeur gets his tire back, he tries to replace it on the car, but the kids continue to pester him. He picks one child up and sets him aside, only to find another child standing there. He continues to set the children aside, one at a time, not noticing that the children are tricking him by running around to the end of the line to be lifted aside again. Finally, the chauffeur gets the tire replaced and tells the children to get into the car. But the kids trick him again. As they get in the car, they run across and exit the car on the other side and get back in line to get back into the car. The chauffeur catches on and makes all the children get in and sit down. They finally arrive at the country estate and the kids play for a while in the house, making a mess of things and breaking a lamp, until Mrs. Van Renssalaer drives them outside where they entertain themselves by torturing the animals and swimming in the fountain in their long-handles, only to be interrupted when Peggy Cartwright comes riding up on a mule. They can't get dressed because the monkey has stolen their clothes, so they hide in the barn. Peggy goes into the house and the boys get dressed and come out of the barn. They then decide to become bullfighters, but get scared and wind up cowering in a tree, only to be ridiculed by Peggy, who explains that the ‘’bull’’ is actually a cow. When the butler, played by Charles Stevenson, tells the kids to come into the house for dinner, they sit down at the table. Meanwhile, the monkey steals Mrs. Van Renssalaer's pearls and climbs up onto the chandelier. The boys climb up on the table to get it down, ruining the meal. The gang chases the monkey all over the house. The monkey gets away and stashes the pearls on Farina. It's finally time to go home, and they all pile back into the car. But before they get back to town, they have another blowout, bringing the show to an end. Cast [ edit] Gallery [ edit] Peggy Cartwright ? Her first appearance in the film is when she is seen riding up on Dinah the Mule while the boys are playing in the fountain in their undies. Later she has to explain the difference between a cow and a bull to the boys. Jackie Condon ? Jackie is the little boy with the wild hair and is accompanied by the large dog, probably a Golden Retriever. He does not have an invitation, so he stows away in the back of the limousine. At the country estate, he teases a horse by throwing water in the horse's face. Later the horse gets revenge by pushing him in the water. Mickey Daniels ? The freckle faced little boy who is the first to arrive at Mrs. Van Renssalaer's mansion with an invitation. He seems to be the leader of the gang and most of the story revolves around him. He and Ernie are the ones who later aspire to be bull fighters. Jack Davis ? Jack is the second boy to arrive at the mansion, although his invitation is folded into a paper airplane. He is the one who comes up with the idea of using the fountain for a swimming pool. Weston Doty ? The Doty twins get their best exposure when they present their invitations to Alvira. Their speech and gestures are all done in unison. Winston Doty ? Winston and Weston are ensemble actors throughout the film. Allen Hoskins ? Farina ? Allen plays the part of Booker T. ’s little sister, a little African American child, first seen riding in a toy wagon. During the scene where the chauffeur is changing the tire, she hides under the car. Later, she and Jackie try fishing in the fountain and Jackie uses one of her pigtails for bait. Ernie Morrison ? Booker T. Bacon - Ernie is the African American who does not have an invitation and convinces Jackie that they can still go if they stow away in the back of the limousine. During the scene where the chauffeur is changing the tire, he convinces the other boys to let him get inside the tire and then roll him down the hill. Later he and Mickey try their hands at bull fighting, not knowing the difference between a cow and a bull. Unknown Child Actor - plays the tall boy wearing glasses, although it is an ensemble part throughout the film. When he arrives at the mansion, he has a snooty attitude, which causes Mickey to take great delight in making fun of him. As the story progresses, however, he does loosen up a bit and plays well with the other children. Adults [ edit] Ed Brandenburg ? the cook ? He has a small part as the operator of a sidewalk café where the monkey lands after falling from the kite. William Gillespie ? the chauffeur who chases the monkey and gets squirted with the garden hose. He is tormented by the boys when they continue to pester him while he is changing the tire. When Farina is found hiding under the car, he crawls under the car to retrieve her, but the monkey gets into the driver’s seat, and pulls a lever, which spills oil on the chauffeur’s face. Helen Gilmore ? Caroline Culpepper ? Society Reporter for "The Tattler". She shows Mrs. Van Renssalaer an article about a rival socialite's party. Her long haired cat also tangles with the monkey. She is listed by the Internet Movie Data Base and The Lucky Corner as Carlene Culpepper. However, her business card has the name printed as Caroline Culpepper. Clara Guiol ? Alvira, Mrs. Van Rensselaer's secretary. She is seen receiving the boys at the mansion and accepting their invitations. She is affronted when Mrs. Van Rensselaer's monkey mimics her with reading glasses. Throughout the film, she and Mrs. Van Rensselaer react to the children's antics with snooty snobbishness. Wallace Howe ? The Policeman who stops the limousine at the intersection just before the car has a blowout. Charles Stevenson ? The Butler at the country estate. Fanny Kelly ? Mrs. Pennington Van Renssalaer, who invites the local children on the outing to her country estate. She has a pet monkey and is the butt of many of the
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If you don’t feel like explaining the situation to a friend, try reading PostSecret or your favorite blog. Even those virtual connections can help you feel understood and reminds you that you’re not alone?other people go through similar things every day. 4. Pay it Forward Doing something to help others is a win-win?even if your primary intention is to lift your own mood and make you feel better. Need ideas? Offer to mentor an a new intern at the office, help an elderly person in your building carry heavy bags, or finally donate to the charity you’ve been thinking about getting involved with. Not only will you be helping someone else, but you’ll be able to take the focus off of yourself, which can put your bad day in perspective. 5. Take Care of Yourself, But Don’t Over-Indulge In theory, treating yourself sounds nice after a day when nothing’s gone right, but it’s actually the worst time to indulge. When your judgement is compromised, you could end up overdoing it, whether that means eating a few too many sweet treats or buying a $300 pair of shoes that definitely aren’t in your budget. In the moment, it may make you feel great?but when it’s time to pay your credit card bill, you’ll likely be overcome by guilt and end up feeling even worse. Instead of looking for a surface-level cure when you feel awful, ask yourself what you can learn from your feelings and implement a plan for change. We’ve all heard the old saying that it’s not how many times you fall down, it’s that you find the strength to get back up. When you find yourself in a deep funk, keep in mind that horrible days happen to everyone?and they don’t make you any less valuable of a person or employee. A little perspective, along with these tips, can help you bounce back next time one of those days happens to you. Melody Wilding is a performance coach and licensed social worker. She helps high-achievers master the mental and emotional aspects of striving for a successful career and a balanced life. Her clients are managers and leaders at places like Google, Facebook, HP, and Deloitte. She helps them gain more confidence, assertiveness, and influence. That allows them to reach goals like being promoted twice in one year and doubling their salary. Melody also teaches Human Behavior at Hunter College in NYC. Book a one-on-one coaching session on The Muse Coach Connect. And for free career tools, visit. More from Melody J. Wilding.
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Ever have one of those days when it seems like the world is against you? A day when traffic is so thick that you consider leaving your car behind and starting a new life in the woods? A day when work is so stressful that retail therapy seems like the only solution? I get it. Bad days happen. But they don't have to last the whole day. Here are nine easy (and cheap) ways to turn things around. 1. Begin again Hey, if a reboot is good enough for computers and smartphones, it's good enough for people. If your day starts out terribly (and if you have the luxury), take an hourlong nap and start the day over. You just may wake up with a fresh attitude and less stress. 2. List what's going right You've got to ac-cen-tuate the positive. There's some wisdom in that old Johnny Mercer tune. Terrible days are seldom completely terrible. Shift your attitude by listing what's going right ? no matter how minor. Didn't get a ticket on the way to the office? Sounds like a win to me. Have a steaming cup of coffee in your hand? Kids are safely in school? Gold stars for everybody! 3. Trim your obligations Often, terrible days have nothing to do with what's happening in the moment and everything to do with anticipating later obligations. If you're overwhelmed, trim your list of to-do's and reclaim your day. 4. Go screen-free What makes terrible day worse? An endless stream of news, emails, phone calls, and texts. If you can get away with it and not lose your job or freak out your family, power down for a few hours. Silence can be rejuvenating. (See also: 10 Important Reasons You Need to Cut Back on Screen Time) 5. Vary the venue If your day is getting you down, change the scenery. Duck out of the office and work from a coffee shop, go for a drive, or simply step outside for some fresh air and sunshine. New views and fresh faces can make a world of difference. 6. Move Exercise helps the body release endorphins. These natural mood enhancers may not turn your day around all by themselves, but they can give you the mental clarity necessary to stay positive and manage anxiety. If your day is heading south, go speed-walking, take a spin class, or go for a swim. (See also: 10 Surprising, Non-Physical Benefits of Exercise) 7. Perform a random act of kindness Get out of your own head by performing a random act of kindness. Even the smallest good deed (paying the toll for the car behind you, leaving an extra generous tip, or sending a "thinking of you" card to a friend or relative) can produce a little bit of mental magic and turn a bad day good. (See also: 7 Amazing Ways to Pay It Forward for Under $10) 8. Practice gratitude Making a terrible day tolerable takes a shift in perspective. By practicing gratitude regularly, we get in the habit of seeing the positives all around us ? even during moments of high-anxiety. Start by listing things you're thankful for in a gratitude journal. Keep it handy for quick reference and inspiration during those down days. (See also: 7 Ways a Mindfulness Journal Can Fix Your Life) 9. Hug it out That's right ? hugging can be healing. According to Tiffany Field, director of the Touch Research Institute at the Miami School of Medicine, friendly human touch stimulates the vagus nerve and helps release oxytocin, a powerful hormone that reduces pain and improves your mood. If you're having a terrible day, literally embrace those nearest and dearest to your heart. Like this article? Pin it! At 6:11 It is on the paper its fine. I cant wait to see, this cast when they come to my town! plus, he sounds JUST LIKE george i love this. Terrible Days Download free.

Terrible days download free music. Hello everybody. This is my newest story I am writing. If you read my other one, it's on haitus. Updates and what not are in my profile. Check it out. Well here it is! Terrible Day: Beginning of the End. I'm really having a pissy day. A good friend of mine got detention for chewing a mint and another one was being talked about right front of her. All in all, I woke up having a bad day. I get out on the court with my other two team mates. God, how I loathe these two lovers. All they do is cuddle with each other and argue. Somebody shoot me down! "You want to serve? " I said to Josh, the guy team mate. He just nods, not giving any recognition to me as one of his stupid players, as I handed him the volleyball. Stupid bastard. I thought. I know my face showed that was truly depressed. Who wouldn't with a team of love birds?! Josh hits the ball with his mighty fist. Me and his girlfriend, Amber, got are hands in position to hit the ball if it might so happen to come toward one of us. I doubt. Dante wanted to win and if the only way to achieve this was for us to stay out of his way, so be it. Then, like a beacon on a tower showing a way for those out on sea, the white, round ball came toward me, though I would have to run to get it. I hesitated before I went to run and I already knew that I was not going to be able to hit it. What can I say? I am no Athlete. The ball hit inside our box and I heard that bastard of a man say something which I knew was about me. God help control this anger or I shall beat this boy up. "She can't do shit right. " He hissed to his girlfriend. I snatched the ball, my anger reflected in my movement. I turned back around and threw the ball to our opposing team. To tell you the truth, I love volleyball. It's one thing I can focus all my anger into. But I hate it when you can't play with whoever or whenever you want to. You see, our teacher has us in teams of three. THREE!! Do you not see the agony in that?! I truly despise this class and how they cage you up with people that you truly hate. "You need to hush up. " Amber said. I'm starting to believe that ever since I came to be on their stupid little team, that all they do now is fight. I hate feeling like im the cause of stuff like this. Sometimes... I wish I never was born. If I was to be born... I rather be a boy instead. Maybe then I'd be braver and maybe stand up for myself instead of going to a corner. "Shut the fuck up. You, of all people, can't order me around. " This was pissing me off. The other team served and again, the ball came at me and I was in the perfect spot too. I got ready to hit it, started moving a bit, but that's when I felt something collide with me. Josh pushed me out of the way and hit the ball. That was game point, but right now I didn't care. All I cared about was the fact that I had slid across the ground a few feet, hurting my wrist in the process. I just sat there, my eyes wide with anger and surprise. My wrist throbbed with pain but I didn't care. At this point right now, I wanted to bash that pretty little face of Josh's in. Oh, the thrill I would have just to slap him. Don't get me all wrong. I don't hate the whole male population, but there are just times I wish I could kill them. Did you know about thirty percent of all women are kill by either their husbands or boyfriends? I do believe that there are great guys out there and I just happened to know a few of them. There all like brothers to me and the girls their with are very lucky. One of them is in this every class with me. I do wish I was with him than that one girl he is dating at the moment. But I don't take romantic situations very well. Maybe that's why I have not lost my first kiss or anything. I sighed. Im not called the 'White Angel' for nothing. "Lynn? Are you alright? " It was him. I lifted my head to see his hand out stretched to me and a look of concern made me even more furious. Why? I have no clue. I shoved his hand out of my way as I got up. By the look on his face, I must have looked pretty pissed off and upset. "I'm fine, Ryan. " I walked away from him, heading somewhere to sit down and cry or whatever. "OKAY! TAKE THE NET'S DOWN! " Thank god it was finally time to go. I went over to a net and hastily untied the knots around poles. I could feel Ryan's eyes watching me. I knew he was coming over to help with the nets but why the net I was at? He was behind me now, getting the last knot at the top that I couldn't get. I was so closed to him, his intoxicating smell was screwing my mind up. Cinnamon and autumn. A weird combination but homey and relaxing at the same time. "Kedralynn... " "... " I sighed. The net was finally down and I got out of there. I opened the door to the locker room and grabbed my clothes out of my locker. I was wearing my favorite pair of skinny jeans with a pink tank top that was covered up by my grey sweater. I locked my locker up and finally slipped my studded belt over my sweater. I grabbed my purse and checkered back-pack and hurried out of there. It was last period and I was finally going to go home but how long would I love home? Right now, it wasn't as happy in my house. My parents always fought, my father getting kicked out numerous times and coming back, and the worst part, apartments were being built right in front of my house. You know what this means? Moving time. I stood outside, my backpack on the ground beside me, waiting for the bell to ring. My keys in my hand at the ready. Cinnamon and Autumn surrounded me again and I thought I was becoming delusional. "Please talk to me, Lynn. " "I told you I was fine. I'm just having a pissy day. " Plus a hurt wrist. I added mentally. What surprised me was that he hugged me, though it was from behind. His breathe tickled my ear and I found myself giddy at the feeling. NO! I screamed at myself. He had Rachel. I can't let him do this. It'll ruin both our relationships with her. I began crying, and this only made him tighten his grip around me. "I'm right here. " That's all he needed to say. I turned around and hugged him to me, weeping in his shoulder. He whispered gentle encouragements into my ear, rubbing my back. This was only a dream. I though but that doesn't mean I can't think about it whenever. "You haven't talked to me in a while. " He said, pulling away slightly. "I know, but I just didn't want to interfere with your time with Rachel. " I tried to stop crying but the tears just kept coming. I heard him chuckle and my god, it sounded heavenly. No! Bad thoughts. I hate it when certain people make me think or feel this way. "Well, come to me anyways. Are you alright now? " He was looking at me, with those gorgeous hazel eyes of his. "Yea, just my wrist hurts a little. " I laughed, wiping my now ending tears away. "Put some ice on it when you get home. Are you still coming over tonight? " He asked, now fully away from me. "Yea. " The bell finally wrong. "I'll see ya. " I grabbed my stuff and headed out to my car. As I walked the sidewalk, I past by the guy and his girlfriend. He was lucky. Ryan was watching me, probably making sure I didn't hurt anybody. And that was why I was grateful to have him as my friend. You like it? Tell me by reviewing please!
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