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I agree with you. Carrying an extravagant handbag, even wanting extravagant things, there’s a territory that comes with it, and these naive young teenagers will later realize that it was a mistake trying so hard to be high-end. They just don’t really get what income-proportion-for-expenditure means yet because they don’t know yet how hard it is to earn an honest buck. I know kids who are extravagant, and they wear really expensive clothes, but they at least understandably live in very big houses, and their parents earn a lot and approve of how they spend. I also know kids whose parents earn a lot, but still save because you never know when you might need that extra money. So, I think for those of us who aren’t popstars who have many houses in the hills, we should just stick to modest bargain items, be content with that, and not try to pretend as if we are pop stars.

Please feel better soon — I know what it’s like to feel so out of touch and suddenly lose my enthusiasm and drive for life, and suddenly i’m in a rut, and I’m always sad but I don’t know what exactly is bothering me. Maybe someone can drive you to your hometown? I don’t know, but you can overcome this and get through it — I beleive in you!!
Alright then, take care of yourself!

I like it when girls dress nice, but you do have a point. I started working and pay for my own things now. I feel so grown up haha.

You should email me or Myspace and we can talk. I’d like to know where you’re going to school at and what’s up.

The other day she was talking about how excited about learning to drive she is and about getting a car. She’s got her heart set on a $5000 mustang the next town over and she’s pretty positive she’s getting it.

I’m pretty positive she’s out of her mind. My first AND second car cost around $600 each. Who is she kidding? But all of her friends have been getting new cars so I can almost see why it seems believable to her.

It makes me feel old kind of.