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[meowool]

In first school I think I was but that's because it was so small. In middle school I was probably one of the 'populars' (not the nasty ones, the ones who are populars cos they are nice) until I fell out with my friend and they basically all abandoned me. But then because I could name everyone in the same year as me (100 kids) pretty easily bar 1 or 2.

In year 9 (start of Senior school) I was bullied a bit, spat on. (he was a [censored].) called a lesbian. (Even though I've never gone out with someone, so how would they know?) But I just ignored them and it was fine by the time it got to February half term. This year I fell out with my friend (that I made, so I wasn't a loner in middle school!) because I wasn't going to go to the prom with her, so it'd be more expensive for the others. (I had told her I wasn't going with her before the whole thing! I ended up not going cos I'd have been just a wallflower there and it didn't sound that exciting.)

Now I'm in 6th form and because my old school's 6th form isn't that great and most of the science teachers last a maximum of two years before they leave!! So I've moved to not my 'local' but it's my nearest senior school and it's going to be wierd cos across the county they don't have middle schools they just start secondary school in year 7. But I think I'll just be one of those 'average' people. I'm planning to be in the musical this year. (It's CATS!!) So hopefully I'll meet a lot of people in the other years as well. I made a lot of friends outside of my year thorugh other musicals at my old school. (My friend who's not my friend anymore asked me why I hung out with the year 9's so much! XD) Also I'll make some friends in the year above because the class that we register with in the mornings is mixed for 6th form so you have a mix of lower and upper 6th students.


Sorry for the wall of text! XD

[beetlebottle]

'Aisling' maybe you weren't "popular" but you were one of the awesomest kids in the class! a really good artist too.

I spent 5 years in one school, it was really bad but I knew everyone, everyone knew me, I hung out with "popular" kids half the time but they were really bad influences... But I'm not sure if I'd been considered popular.

In the school I'm in now, I'm a weirdo, yay! But I'd rather be one, it's more fun than being "popular", though it's annoying when you hear people talking behind your back, but I think they've settled down now... at least they're not bullying anyone.

[horizon.]

We don't really have one set group of "popular people" at our school, everyone is in their own little groups. I think I'm somewhat popular for my group.

[OcarinaGreen]

New topic:
Do you believe in ghosts?

I do. Even though I am Christian and most people with that religion think there's no such thing as ghosts, I know that the Bible says that there is a spiritual world around us that we can't see and it might scare us if we did. I've also felt presences and seen things.

[Katria]

Yes, or rather, sort of. I've always liked the idea of ghosts, and occasionally I'll think there is a ghost near or something or an 'orb' will show up in a picture and I'll believe its a ghost but there's always that slim doubt in the back of my mind. You know the, "It's just your imagination." or, "It was just a water splotch or something."

[beetlebottle]

I'm not really sure, but
New topic:
Where do you feel peace, in nature. At a waterfall, the woods, a park?

I feel at peace when I'm perched up in a tree, and it's nice and windy.

[Bilbo Baggins.]

My answer to this question is really specific XD
I can recall three such occasions when I truly felt at peace.
The first time was when I was at the beach (I live within walking distance of Lake Michigan) at 7:30 AM. The sky was overcast and the clouds were all this amazing shade of purple-gray that was mirrored in the water. The lake was abnormally calm and was lapping gently at the sand, and the sand was gleaming almost white in the faint glow coming through the clouds. I took off my shoes and felt the cool, gentle breeze and...yea, that was probably the most peaceful morning of my life. The second time was at the Indiana dunes; here is a picture for anyone who does not know what they are: It may not look like much, but the first time I went I ound it to be positively capitivating. It was a cloudy, nearly overcast day, about 60 degrees Farenheit, and the wind...oh my gosh. I was there all day, and all day the wind did not stop. It came off the lake in a constant gust of about 20 or 30 miles per hour, and if you climed up on one of the dunes and looked around it was nothing but the churning pale blue waters of Lake Michigan in one direction and endless grass-covered sand dunes in the other. It was gorgeous. And the third time was actually not too long ago. I went on vacation up to northern Wisconsin and took a ferry across a small section of Lake Superior to one of the Apostle Islands. It was so cold and windy that I was freezing even in my oversized fleece-lined Eddie Bauer sweatshirt (I always seem to pick up Eddie Bauer stuff at consignment shops ). I loved it.
So yea, I guess I feel most at peace when I'm near one of the Great Lakes, on a cold and windy day.

[OcarinaGreen]

This is a hard question for me, I like being anywhere outside, but my favorite places are probobly in forests or around trees. It's probobly becuase I grew up in the woods. My favorite time to be there is at sunset when the sky is colorful and the light comes through the leaves and everything looks gold in it.

[mydadleftme]

I feel at peace when I am in the woods during autumn at night, with a cool breeze blowing. Just me, the woods, and the few animals that stay up during the night.

[IAmLink]

There are many places, I don't have one specific place. I love a quiet forest, but I also really enjoy being out on a calm lake, on the bay, on a secluded beach, or on the ocean.