Go Fish...

kaayyt @ 2004-11-20T12:22:00

2004-11-20T20:22:25Z

everything should be awesome but it just sucks

kaayyt @ 2004-10-13T20:39:00

2004-10-14T04:05:10Z

Wow.. I'm really really swamped with work but its okay... wow.. anyway Martin I love you.. im probably in the middle of Mrs. Prince's Quiz right now. I hope second hour went well! have a great lunch! Don't forget tonight at 5:15.

kaayyt @ 2004-10-03T22:26:00

2004-10-04T05:28:45Z

Hey martin! it's kaitlyn and guess what! while you are at lunch having a blast in mr. ryland's room, i am in mrs. princes class suffering because jordan is being an a''hole. hahahahaha. i love you none the less and i hope you have an awesome lunch.
luv
kait

kaayyt @ 2004-09-20T20:47:00

2004-09-21T03:52:34Z

sorry still completely busy.. omg
it's about 11 and i have a poetry response and four american history essays left to write.. ohh and i have to finish a book.. well anyway im swamped completely i found a good site though i think it's thefreedictinoary.com im not sure though.

for the rest of sept and oct here is my sceduel
mon-club meetings and tutor mcheal
tues-cheer practice, teach CCD, gymnastics
wed-practice/games, tutor micheal
thursday-stunt practice, tutor micheal
friday-games

(this friday is my b-day though)

so it looks like i will be really busy will homework... everything is getting hecktic....anyway i have to go.. like always.. i only had to get in to get definitions.. i'm so sorry about my busy-ness anyway later.

kaayyt @ 2004-09-16T23:01:00

2004-09-17T06:04:26Z

Omg i am so swamped... i have a huge load of homework and reading to do. wow. okay i shouldn't even be typing here shame shame...pep rall tomorrow game tomorrow night no time sat dree shopping little time sunday all day must study.. what a life i have gotta go pray for me.

kaayyt @ 2004-09-14T13:15:00

2004-09-14T18:17:36Z

These are just some links that i found a school and i needed for later so since im lazy i posted them on here.. haha.... well im not really supposed to do this so i have to hurry and go.

oh and that bartending crap was for this class too. i posted it while i was home to retrieve here.

by the way i have an alsur on my right eye and it hurts!!!

bye now.

http://occawlonline.pearsoned.com/bookbind/pubbooks/thomas_awl/chapter1/medialib/custom3/bios/abel.htm
http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=9003311&query=null&ct=null
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niels_Henrik_Abel
http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Niels%20Henrik%20Abel
http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/people/A0802115.html
http://www.bartleby.com/65/ab/Abel-Nie.html

kaayyt @ 2004-09-09T21:10:00

2004-09-10T02:11:29Z

my computer is back working now so i'll be back and posting..i have been busy though. write later.

kaayyt @ 2004-09-09T20:14:00

2004-09-10T01:50:42Z

Job discription

Bartending is one of the most flexible, lucrative and mobile professions in the world. In today's economy, there are more jobs available in bartending than ever before! It's a recession proof industry. Whether you're a club-hopping artist in search of a career that welcomes the eccentric, a student in need of a fun part-time income, or a sophisticate who'd like to show off your good taste in a martini lounge, our mission is to give you the technical skills and finesse to succeed.
Bartending offers flexible work schedules. These non traditional schedules are ideal for people in college, show business, the arts or anyone needing additional income.
Bartending is a job where you meet new people, socialize and get paid. Go to any bar. You will see people talking with the bartender.
As a professional bartender there are job opportunities world wide.

Full Time · Part Time · Parties · Temporary
The job opportunities for bartenders are excellent. The food and beverage business is constantly expanding. Everywhere you go, there are new hotels, restaurants, clubs and resorts opening. Add these new places to the tens of thousands already in business and you have a vast number of potential job opportunities. The best jobs at the finest establishments go to professionally trained men and women. Our training program is designed to give you the skills necessary to work in this dynamic industry. We have been training men and women bartenders since 1951. Owners and managers know of our many years of training experience when they hire our graduates. This is why our graduates for over 53 years have gotten jobs in the finest bars, restaurants and hotels from New York to Los Angeles.

Bar Trick #2: Embarrass Your Friends
Ingredients: 1 bar napkin, 1 pen/pencil.
Objective: Embarrass your friends and others.
Situation: On a bar napkin, write down the following:
I AM WE TODD IT
I AM SOFA KING WE TODD IT
Ask your friends to continue reading out loud until they understand. Continue to find new victims. Added bonus: Old victims will laugh at new victims.

income

One of the advantages of bartending is earnings. Unlike other jobs, where you have a fixed wage, bartenders get paid a base salary and tips. Professional bartenders may earn over $30 per hour with salary and tips. Your earnings will depend on several factors including customer skill, how you treat people, and the amount of people served.

schooling

In one, two, or three short weeks, you can be fully trained and ready to work as a professional bartender.

Course description
Mixology ... Over 150 martinis, tropical drinks, novelty shooters and classics cocktails.
Product Knowledge ... Beers, wines, top shelf liquors and more!
Presentation and Etiquette ... for casual to upscale clientele.
Trade Secret Tip Generating Teqhniques.
Cash Handling.
Alcohol Awareness Certification ... State Certified BASSETT Program.
Industry specific job finding strategies.

citation

http://www.mastersschool.com/
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Nature of the Work [About this section] Back to Top

Food and beverage serving and related workers are the front line of customer service in restaurants, coffee shops, and other food service establishments. These workers greet customers, escort them to seats and hand them menus, take food and drink orders, and serve food and beverages. They also answer questions, explain menu items and specials, and keep tables and dining areas clean and set for new diners. Most work as part of a team, helping coworkers during busy times to improve workflow and customer service.

Waiters and waitresses, the largest group of these workers, take customers’ orders, serve food and beverages, prepare itemized checks, and sometimes accept payment. Their specific duties vary considerably, depending on the establishment. In coffee shops serving routine, straightforward fare, such as salads, soups, and sandwiches, servers are expected to provide fast, efficient, and courteous service. In fine dining restaurants, where more complicated meals are prepared and often served over several courses, waiters and waitresses provide more formal service emphasizing personal, attentive treatment and a more leisurely pace. They may recommend certain dishes and identify ingredients or explain how various items on the menu are prepared. Some prepare salads, desserts, or other menu items tableside. Additionally, they may check the identification of patrons to ensure they meet the minimum age requirement for the purchase of alcohol and tobacco products.

Waiters and waitresses sometimes perform the duties of other food and beverage service workers. These tasks may include escorting guests to tables, serving customers seated at counters, clearing and setting up tables, or operating a cash register. However, full-service restaurants frequently hire other staff, such as hosts and hostesses, cashiers, or dining room attendants, to perform these duties.

Bartenders fill drink orders either taken directly from patrons at the bar or through waiters and waitresses who place drink orders for dining room customers. Bartenders check identification of customers seated at the bar, to ensure they meet the minimum age requirement for the purchase of alcohol and tobacco products. They prepare mixed drinks, serve bottled or draught beer, and pour wine or other beverages. Bartenders must know a wide range of drink recipes and be able to mix drinks accurately, quickly, and without waste. Besides mixing and serving drinks, bartenders stock and prepare garnishes for drinks; maintain an adequate supply of ice, glasses, and other bar supplies; and keep the bar area clean for customers. They also may collect payment, operate the cash register, wash glassware and utensils, and serve food to customers seated at the bar. Bartenders usually are responsible for ordering and maintaining an inventory of liquor, mixes, and other bar supplies.

The majority of bartenders directly serve and interact with patrons. Bartenders should be friendly and enjoy mingling with customers. Bartenders at service bars, on the other hand, have less contact with customers. They work in small bars often located off the kitchen in restaurants, hotels, and clubs where only waiters and waitresses place drink orders. Some establishments, especially larger, higher volume ones, use equipment that automatically pours and mixes drinks at the push of a button. Bartenders who use this equipment, however, still must work quickly to handle a large volume of drink orders and be familiar with the ingredients for special drink requests. Much of a bartender’s work still must be done by hand to fill each individual order.

Hosts and hostesses welcome guests and maintain reservation or waiting lists. They may direct patrons to coatrooms, restrooms, or to a place to wait until their table is ready. Hosts and hostesses assign guests to tables suitable for the size of their group, escort patrons to their seats, and provide menus. They also schedule dining reservations, arrange parties, and organize any special services that are required. In some restaurants, they act as cashiers.

Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers assist waiters, waitresses, and bartenders by cleaning tables, removing dirty dishes, and keeping serving areas stocked with supplies. Sometimes called backwaiters or runners, they bring meals out of the kitchen and assist waiters and waitresses by distributing dishes to individual diners. They also replenish the supply of clean linens, dishes, silverware, and glasses in the dining room and keep the bar stocked with glasses, liquor, ice, and drink garnishes. Dining room attendants set tables with clean tablecloths, napkins, silverware, glasses, and dishes and serve ice water, rolls, and butter. At the conclusion of meals, they remove dirty dishes and soiled linens from tables. Cafeteria attendants stock serving tables with food, trays, dishes, and silverware and may carry trays to dining tables for patrons. Bartender helpers keep bar equipment clean and wash glasses. Dishwashers clean dishes, cutlery, and kitchen utensils and equipment.

Counter attendants take orders and serve food in cafeterias, coffee shops, and carryout eateries. In cafeterias, they serve food displayed on steam tables, carve meat, dish out vegetables, ladle sauces and soups, and fill beverage glasses. In lunchrooms and coffee shops, counter attendants take orders from customers seated at the counter, transmit orders to the kitchen, and pick up and serve food. They also fill cups with coffee, soda, and other beverages and prepare fountain specialties, such as milkshakes and ice cream sundaes. Counter attendants also take carryout orders from diners and wrap or place items in containers. They clean counters, write itemized checks, and sometimes accept payment. Some counter attendants may prepare short-order items, such as sandwiches and salads.

Some food and beverage serving workers take orders from customers at counters or drive-through windows at fast-food restaurants. They assemble orders, hand them to customers, and accept payment. Many of these are combined food preparation and serving workers who also cook and package food, make coffee, and fill beverage cups using drink-dispensing machines.

Other workers serve food to patrons outside of a restaurant environment, such as in hotels, hospital rooms, or cars.

Working Conditions [About this section] Back to Top

Food and beverage service workers are on their feet most of the time and often carry heavy trays of food, dishes, and glassware. During busy dining periods, they are under pressure to serve customers quickly and efficiently. The work is relatively safe, but care must be taken to avoid slips, falls, and burns.

Part-time work is more common among food and beverage serving and related workers than among workers in almost any other occupation. In 2002, those on part-time schedules included half of all waiters and waitresses, and 2 out of 5 bartenders.

Food service and drinking establishments typically maintain long dining hours and offer flexible and varied work opportunities. Many food and beverage serving and related workers work evenings, weekends, and holidays. Some work split shifts—they work for several hours during the middle of the day, take a few hours off in the afternoon, and then return to their jobs for evening hours. Many students and teenagers seek part time or seasonal work as food and beverage serving and related workers as a first job to gain work experience or to earn spending money while in school. Around one-fourth of food and beverage serving and related workers were 16 to 19 years old—about 5 times the proportion for all workers.

Employment [About this section] Back to Top

Food and beverage serving and related workers held 6.5 million jobs in 2002. The distribution of jobs among the various food and beverage serving workers was as follows:

Waiters and waitresses 2,097,000
Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food 1,990,000
Dishwashers 505,000
Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee 467,000
Bartenders 463,000
Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers 409,000
Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop 298,000
Food servers, nonrestaurant 195,000
All other food preparation and serving related workers 117,000

The overwhelming majority of jobs for food and beverage serving and related workers were found in food services and drinking places, such as restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. Other jobs were found primarily in traveler accommodation (hotels); amusement, gambling, and recreation industries; educational services; grocery stores; nursing care facilities; civic and social organizations; and hospitals.

Jobs are located throughout the country but are typically plentiful in large cities and tourist areas. Vacation resorts offer seasonal employment, and some workers alternate between summer and winter resorts, instead of remaining in one area the entire year.

Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement [About this section] Back to Top

There are no specific educational requirements for food and beverage service jobs. Many employers prefer to hire high school graduates for waiter and waitress, bartender, and host and hostess positions, but completion of high school usually is not required for fast-food workers, counter attendants, dishwashers, and dining room attendants and bartender helpers. A job as a food and beverage service worker serves as a source of immediate income, rather than a career, for many people. Many entrants to these jobs are in their late teens or early twenties and have a high school education or less. Usually, they have little or no work experience. Many are full-time students or homemakers. Food and beverage service jobs are a major source of part-time employment for high school and college students.

Restaurants rely on good food and quality customer service to retain loyal customers and succeed in a competitive industry. Food and beverage serving and related workers who exhibit excellent personal qualities, such as a neat clean appearance, a well-spoken manner, an ability to work as a member of team, and a pleasant way with patrons, will be highly sought after.

Waiters and waitresses need a good memory to avoid confusing customers’ orders and to recall faces, names, and preferences of frequent patrons. These workers also should be comfortable using computers to place orders and generate customers’ bills. Some may need to be quick at arithmetic so they can total bills manually. Knowledge of a foreign language is helpful to communicate with a diverse clientele and staff. Prior experience waiting on tables is preferred by restaurants and hotels that have rigid table service standards. Jobs at these establishments often offer higher wages and have greater income potential from tips, but they may also have stiffer employment requirements, such as higher education or training standards, than other establishments.

Usually, bartenders must be at least 21 years of age, but employers prefer to hire people who are 25 or older. Bartenders should be familiar with State and local laws concerning the sale of alcoholic beverages.

Most food and beverage serving and related workers pick up their skills on the job by observing and working with more experienced workers. Some employers, particularly those in fast-food restaurants, use self-instruction programs with audiovisual presentations and instructional booklets to teach new employees food preparation and service skills. Some public and private vocational schools, restaurant associations, and large restaurant chains provide classroom training in a generalized food service curriculum.

Some bartenders acquire their skills by attending a bartending or vocational and technical school. These programs often include instruction on State and local laws and regulations, cocktail recipes, attire and conduct, and stocking a bar. Some of these schools help their graduates find jobs. Although few employers require any minimum level of educational attainment, some specialized training is usually needed in food handling and legal issues surrounding serving alcoholic beverages and tobacco. Employers are more likely to hire and promote based on people skills and personal qualities rather than education.

Due to the relatively small size of most food-serving establishments, opportunities for promotion are limited. After gaining experience, some dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers advance to waiter, waitress, or bartender jobs. For waiters, waitresses, and bartenders, advancement usually is limited to finding a job in a busier or more expensive restaurant or bar where prospects for tip earnings are better. A few bartenders open their own businesses. Some hosts and hostesses and waiters and waitresses advance to supervisory jobs, such as maitre d’hotel, dining room supervisor, or restaurant manager. In larger restaurant chains, food and beverage service workers who excel at their work often are invited to enter the company’s formal management training program. (For more information, see the Handbook statement on food service managers.)

Job Outlook [About this section] Back to Top

Job openings are expected to be abundant for food and beverage serving and related workers. Overall employment of these workers is expected to grow about as fast as the average over the 2002-12 period, stemming from increases in population, personal incomes, and leisure time. While employment growth will account for many new jobs, the overwhelming majority of openings will arise from the need to replace the high proportion of workers who leave the occupations each year. There is substantial movement into and out of these occupations because education and training requirements are minimal, and the predominance of part-time jobs is attractive to people seeking a short-term source of income rather than a career. However, keen competition is expected for bartender, waiter and waitress, and other food and beverage service jobs in popular restaurants and fine dining establishments, where potential earnings from tips are greatest.

Projected employment growth between 2002 and 2012 varies by type of job. Employment of combined food preparation and serving workers, which includes fast-food workers, is expected to increase faster than the average in response to the continuing fast-paced lifestyle of many Americans and the addition of healthier foods at many fast-food restaurants. Increases in the number of families and the more affluent, 55-and-older population will result in more restaurants that offer table service and more varied menus—leading to average growth for waiters and waitresses and hosts and hostesses. Employment of dining room attendants and dishwashers will grow more slowly than other food and beverage serving and related workers, because diners increasingly are eating at more casual dining spots, such as coffee bars and sandwich shops, rather than at the full-service restaurants that employ more of these workers. Slower than average employment growth is expected for bartenders.

Earnings [About this section] Back to Top

Food and beverage serving and related workers derive their earnings from a combination of hourly wages and customer tips. Earnings vary greatly, depending on the type of job and establishment. For example, fast-food workers and hosts and hostesses usually do not receive tips, so their wage rates may be higher than those of waiters and waitresses and bartenders in full-service restaurants, who typically earn more from tips than from wages. In some restaurants, workers contribute a portion of their tips to a tip pool, which is distributed among qualifying workers. Tip pools allow workers who don’t usually receive tips directly from customers, such as dining room attendants, to share in the rewards of good service.

In 2002, median hourly earnings (including tips) of waiters and waitresses were $6.80. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.13 and $8.00. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.70, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $11.00 an hour. For most waiters and waitresses, higher earnings are primarily the result of receiving more in tips rather than higher hourly wages. Tips usually average between 10 and 20 percent of guests’ checks; waiters and waitresses working in busy, expensive restaurants earn the most.

Bartenders had median hourly earnings (including tips) of $7.21 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.33 and $9.02. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.76, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $11.96 an hour. Like waiters and waitresses, bartenders employed in public bars may receive more than half of their earnings as tips. Service bartenders often are paid higher hourly wages to offset their lower tip earnings.

Median hourly earnings (including tips) of dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers were $6.99 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.33 and $8.10. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.80, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $9.70 an hour. Most received over half of their earnings as wages; the rest of their income was a share of the proceeds from tip pools.

Median hourly earnings of hosts and hostesses were $7.36 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.54 and $8.58. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.89, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $10.32 an hour. Wages comprised the majority of their earnings. In some cases, wages were supplemented by proceeds from tip pools.

Median hourly earnings of combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food, were $6.97 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.23 and $8.08. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.74, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $9.33 an hour. Although some combined food preparation and serving workers receive a part of their earnings as tips, fast-food workers usually do not.

Median hourly earnings of counter attendants in cafeterias, food concessions, and coffee shops (including tips) were $7.32 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.52 and $8.53 an hour. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.87, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $10.39 an hour.

Median hourly earnings of dishwashers were $7.15 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.40 and $8.28. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.82, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $9.41 an hour.

Median hourly earnings of nonrestaurant food servers were $7.52 in 2002. The middle 50 percent earned between $6.51 and $9.36. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $5.87, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $11.72 an hour.

Many beginning or inexperienced workers start earning the Federal minimum wage of $5.15 an hour. However, a few States set minimum wages higher than the Federal minimum. Also, various minimum wage exceptions apply under specific circumstances to disabled workers, full-time students, youth under age 20 in their first 90 days of employment, tipped employees, and student-learners. Tipped employees are those who customarily and regularly receive more than $30 a month in tips. The employer may consider tips as part of wages, but the employer must pay at least $2.13 an hour in direct wages. Employers also are permitted to deduct from wages the cost, or fair value, of any meals or lodging provided. Many employers, however, provide free meals and furnish uniforms. Food and beverage service workers who work full time often receive typical benefits, while part-time workers usually do not.

In some large restaurants and hotels, food and beverage serving and related workers belong to unions—principally the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees International Union and the Service Employees International Union.

Related Occupations [About this section] Back to Top

Other workers whose job involves serving customers and handling money include flight attendants, gaming services workers, and retail salespersons.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-25T18:35:00

2004-08-25T23:36:16Z

computers down, have little time to write. eveything sucks, talk later.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-16T20:13:00

2004-08-17T03:23:01Z

okay way to much to type in a paragraph and i'm feeling different.
1. quit job cause i have too much going on

2. got to school late

3. first class SUCKED. my teacher is really really hard. he probably has one of the worst reputations in the school. omg i'm so scared. i almost cried when he told us what he expected.

4. The rest of my "a" day was pretty awesome.

5. Lunch was alright not too interesting though. i saw "it" and that really pissed me off. plus the she was sitting with the only people i would like to go up to and say hi to besides anna and darrin.

6. "b" day was so awesome. I love all of my teachers and classes even though they will be hard.

7. I saw martin after school. he was cool. he was being really sweet.

8. got home and decided t o quit my job

(thi is gross. i have a fly in my room and it keeps on flying around and pissing me off. He flies right in front of my face as if he wants me to eat him.)

9. i cried my eyes out cause some things really got to me today but im not going to worry about it much lets hope.

10. martin decided not to stop by.. grr.

11. walmart

12. right now. hmm i need to sleep so until tomorrow.. night

kaayyt @ 2004-08-15T15:05:00

2004-08-15T20:06:47Z

HAHA. Last day of summer and Anna and I got a job. We are such losers. We wait until the last day of summer. man. but anyway we're happy, money is money work is work. one without the other isn't worth it. im bored im going to find something to do so i'll post again in a little while.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-13T22:03:00

2004-08-14T03:15:15Z

Wow I am so excited! I finished my summer work. Anna got her license today. Congratulations Anna. She drove us to the park and we meesed around. I saw Martin for ten minutes today. I made two of his projects for him and he fussed at me because it wasn't right. Thats really made me mad. I don't understand. Im feeling really bad about him right now. I dont trust him at all. He gives me too many reasons not to. I dont care though. I let him do anything and I wont complain to him about it like he does to me. whatever. im tired.. night.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-09T21:29:00

2004-08-10T04:30:55Z

Before

After

they are crappy pics but its all i have right now.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-09T12:41:00

2004-08-09T17:48:25Z

Anna's here sleeping. i think i might mess with her later. i onlt have a couple of days left to hang out and be stupid. omg today is monday. i have oroentation tommorow and the next day then practice. gosh no!wow i need to go and work on some of my AP Summer Homework. I have to write a letter to Kate Chopin on her book the Awakening. I have to finish answering questions in my american history text book from chapters 1-8. I have to write three movie summaries on ...Patriot, forrest gump, schindler's list, little women, and enemy at the gate. Ohh well.. i have to go and do that now so i'll write again later.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-08T13:34:00

2004-08-08T18:49:20Z

man i'm pissed. i was dreaming about will smith when my parents came in and said, "kaitlyn, you have to wake up. come see. some one egged your car." so i got up and walked outside expecting it to be like two eggs but it wasn't. some one actually took their money and bought a whole carton of eggs. they stayed up in the middle of the night and egged my house and my car.

i spent a couple of hours cleaning it up. I can't get it all off of the house and the paint is peeling with it so when i do find out who did it, and i will, they get the pleasure of repainting my house. thats how pissed off i am.

grr and no ones awake or home. not martin, anna, garret(who i suspeect did it), or travis.

kaayyt @ 2004-08-08T03:07:00

2004-08-08T08:38:00Z

I hate nighttime when i'm alone. I feel so depressed, again. I'm in the progress of watching my fourth or fifth episode of Degrassi. All of these Canadian children are making out. hmm.. wow a minute ago i had so much to say andnot i have nothing really, i'll wait a few minutes.

a few minutes later

Okay im back... hmmm there are so many peoples butts i would like to kick. yeah but ohh well. i would never do that.
i dont understand punk rock people. or drugs. they both seem pointless to me.
a lot of punk rock people try so incredibly hard to stand out. And when they all do it they just end up all fitting back in together in a really strange ugly way. why not spare the shame? and drugs are mind altering. they probably rock when you are high, but you can stay high forever.

Beastie boys- oh check it out is playing.. its different but i like it

its starting to get to me that anna and i spent a while making jonuh's page and he doesn't use it. ohh well its his choice.

love taking dares. there's almost nothing i wouldn't do as a dare. thats why the sone i dare you to move really gets to me i love it. cause if im depressed or something and someone says i dare you to move and i dare you to get up and stop acting like a douche then i would get happy. Will Smith makesw me happy too.

Will Smith is nice. Jonuh is nicer.

This Television channel is very interesting definately one of my favorites.

isn't it cool to know that right now jonuh is existing, parrallel to me. he is breathing living, thinking or dreaming. wow huh?

my back hurts extremely bad and all this physical pain is worrying me. i hate it grr..

well im going to turn over so i have to go
luv
k

kaayyt @ 2004-08-07T19:56:00

2004-08-08T01:10:45Z

Lastnight was awesome. I had my bum painted by roseAnna, her little sister Lindsey, Lindsey's friend Allison, and Allison's older sister Haily. I made a but print on Lindsay's closet wall. It was awesome and we took great pictures. I'm watching The Assistant/E top holywood blondes. wow I promoted to more than 400 people today. I was very bored. I also wrote two summarys. The first one was on Pearl Harbor, the second one was on Midway. I'm going to try to do one more when I finish playing online. Why is it that these blondes are all really brunettes underneath but they dont show any pure blondes? hmm... anyway my eyes are burning so bad. I don't know why. I'm hungry but the only food we have, you actually have to make. Well i'm going shoe shopping online right now so i'll write in later!

kaayyt @ 2004-08-06T00:52:00

2004-08-06T06:39:31Z

Man i'm so depressed. i hate it when people complain to me so i'm going to complain in here so no one else has to hear it unless they so chose.

1. computers hate me. my computer decides to be retarded when i need something and when i try to show someone else it fixes itself. it wouldn't let me type.. so i walked out and got my mom. she came in and i tried to type and it let me. anyway after she left, it froze so i got her laptop (which im on now). okay so this computer wouldn't let me get on the internext until i got my mom. after i told her it started to behave. im just going to save up for a new one i guess. maybe that one will be friendly.

2. haha im watching family guy now. i dont want it to end. not just cause i love the show, cause i lost my remote and i dont like anything else on cartoon network. i;ve been having to get up and scroll through the channels lately. hmm.

3. im starting to lose hope in guys. i dont know. Martin and i got into a discussion tonight. everything is crazy with us. this is the second time ive ever been in full-blasted love. the first one was alright but ended in major heartbreak. martin and i are going down the hill. we keep in disagreeing on the same two things over and over. i dont want to break up though. i just know that i have stronger feelings for martin than i ever had for my 1st love and im guessing it will be really bad to lose him. If/When martin and i break up i think i need to stop dating for a while. I think i want to wait, have fun, and do a little more growing up. of course i don't "waant" to break up with martin, thats just if we do.
Here's the argument;
KAitlyn's Point of view- I'm 16 years old. Girls wanna have fun. I want to be able to do things with friends and go to parties without Martin fussing at me. i don't care if he comes or not. if he does thats aweome, if not, ohh well but i want to be able to live a little. i don't mind if he talks to girls or goes places with them. i dont mind if he goes to parties. the way i see it is if he cheats on me somewhere, he would have eventually anyway and he doesn't deserve me. Martin's sweet though and i trust him. i really dont think he would ever do that to me. I won't cheat on him. I don't want to and i find no reason to. we made a deal, "no cheatin and if we ever feel any feelings for someone else we would be honest, as hard as that is, and tell each other. the other person has the right to tell me/him that they don't feel comfortable with us seeing them. they have the right to be mad if we do." i say that is pretty sensible. I would like it if we would both stick to that.

Martin's point of view- I put myself in danger when im somewhere without him. anywhere where guys are, there is a possibility that i might cheat on him, want to cheat on him, be sexually harrassed, or raped. I dont drink but other people drinking puts me in danger.

i guess i understand but i dont know. thats not how i see it. but i love him and i have to respect his opinion.

4. im scared about going back to school. i dont reallt know why. its everthing put together.

aww man familty guy is over

im tired of some of the same people i know. they try so hard to be cool and fit in, really they just make themselves out to be total assholes. i wish some people would just mature. even a little bit. im scared that this year will be full of the same stupid bull like every year. i cant believe im scared but i am. im worried. about everything. unlike most i dont try really hard to fit in and i dont try really hard to look like i dont fit in.. (ahem, you losers that think you are all different but you are exactly the same) yeh they piss me off too. i just want to be me and be accepted for me. im not normal, i know that. i want people to stop trying to make my life hell. its getting to me. i know the world doesn't hate me but im just depressed so it feels like everyones about twice as much as an asshole as they really are.

on the good side

1. i got bangs they are awesome! i love them! im going to post pictures that i already took on my webcam when my computer reloads itself with ridelin. i love pony tails now.

2. im spending a lot of time with anna and martin. they are really interesting and cool. they are my two favorite ppl.

3. i went school supply shopping. "kaitlyn and anna's fetish" (one of them haha)

4. hmm is there a four? lets think. my bangs then.

well i have to get up at 8:30 so night night.

luv k

kaayyt @ 2004-08-02T21:08:00

2004-08-03T04:16:10Z

Wow this is great. I really like this show! wow today was great. Anna, jonny, and I went to see the villiage. it was great. i love going places with friends. i havn't seen anyone but sexy anna and special martin in so long. i kinda miss my friends. I feel like im taking everyone for granted but not seeing them. i feel like i'll lose everyone. actually im just really lazy.. ohh wel screw it. hehe. I think i looked really cute today. so did anna. im getting my haircut sometime in the next 2 days. i can't wait. it will be sooo great. i hope. anyway im a loser so i am going to go and do some school work or something. yeah. man i wish i wasn't so like i am. normal people watch mtv or something. i think i have an obseesion with excelling. but i know that if i don't try my hardest at school i'll be mad at myself. anyway luv u, luv anna, love martina. night.

kaayyt @ 2004-07-31T23:35:00

2004-08-01T06:37:39Z

Wow look at these amazing pictures of my boyfriend. They make me wonder.. what do you think?

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kaayyt @ 2004-07-31T21:22:00

2004-08-01T04:52:45Z

Today was a total waste of makeup. First I woke up and called my hairdresser. I'm cutting my hair like ashlee simpson. YAY! i hope it looks cute. Then i got dressed and curled my hair. I got all pretty drove to martins and picked up a tape. Then I drove to the library. I returned the tape. I sat there and finished my american history. Then i picked up a cool book on elements casue im a coplete loser. Then i drove through krystals, saw an old friend(Pratt), and headed on to anna's house. We then went to get uniforms and picked out our future husbands. yummy. Then i drove back to martins and spent the rest of tonight there. we watched harry potter adn fell asleep. he is so sweet. sha. his mom made pasgetti! ymm. anyway i'm about to go and help him make a journal. I also called anna to tell her that the assistant was on. that is an awesome show. she has a headache though. :( anyway nothing interesting so goodnight!
luv u

kaayyt @ 2004-07-30T16:09:00

2004-07-30T21:28:33Z

I'm at Anna's little dwelling right now! We just got here from my house! We brought the movie "It" dont jump ahh no! this movie is scaring the hell out of me! I think i'm about to repaint my nails. anna's cat is looking very yummy.anna is very exasperated because she just realized she is a lesbian. she just taught me what the word exasperated means, so i have to find a nice way to use it. if you are reaing this and need a partner, anna is listed at www.americansingles.com her screen name is annabobanna. This is not Anna Bob Anna. it is Anna Bo Banna. Lindsey is on the phone with her boyfriend micky, ohh i mean her boyfriend clair. clair is very cheap. if you wish her slutty presence her number 337-406-0643. guaranteed her prices will always be lower than a big mac. haha she is such a slut. we just have to tease her. hmm.. today is a lazy day. Martin is at work, all day. He has midnight madness soccer tonight and wants me to go but i dont really know if i feel up to it though. "it's alright, have a good time cause it's alright." awe i love summer, i wish it weren't ending soon. Ohh well. i can't wait to get my scheduel. yay. im such a nerd. "adios silver, away" okay this movie is really starting to freak me out. i definately wont be able to sleep tonight. well anyway im going to stop with the random stupid coments and go watch my movie!
luv
k

kaayyt @ 2004-07-29T22:15:00

2004-07-30T05:18:03Z

kaayyt @ 2004-07-29T14:37:00

2004-07-29T21:49:11Z

only one chapter left in american history. i really feel like i've accomplished something. Renovating sucks. (until its finished then its pertty cool.) martina came over and we cuddled! he and my cousin matt wrestled and I ended up getting a busted lip when it was all over. Man. I'm so freakin abused. anyway i miss my baby anna. When i went to her house two nights ago, i was so hungry that i was seriously considering eating her cat. that is scary. her little sister showed me the x-files and they are very scary. i dont like them. no way. anyway. im bored so im going to try to finish the last chapter of american history.
luv

kaayyt @ 2004-07-28T23:44:00

2004-07-29T06:46:09Z