Arielle

Mine is definitely Sorority Life. What about you?

And please don't leave any answers like "social networking sites are stupid". This poll is just for fun.

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Has there ever been another American Idol loser (or winner) on the cover of the Rolling Stones magazine? Not in an article, on the COVER?

Thanks. And I'm just asking a question, don't get all like "Oh Adam Lambert I hate him" or something like that.

I know someone that's ambidextrous (which means you can write the same with both your hands).

I'm right-handed. What about you?

The girl in my story (Lilly) lives with her two grandparents in a small Southern town during World War II. Her dad who was a woodcarver died a year or two ago and her mom is working overseas as an aid to soldiers.

I need your help on a few details in the story. First, what Southern town should Lilly and her grandparents live in? Second, where should Lilly's mom work overseas? And third, any ideas for the names of Lilly's grandparents?

Thank you! Any help will be appreciated!

Please, I'm curious. =) Lol!

Mine would probably be Tee Tee (yeah it's pronounced like that). It's my Gran's nickname for me.

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I'm going to the movies this weekend, and I wanted to hear your opinion on which I should go see out of these:

Star Trek

Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian

Battle for Terra

Ghosts of Girlfriends Past

Thanks! :)

*Star* if you love going to the movies lol.

I am hoping to continue this story, but I'm waiting to hear what other people think of it before I do. It's a little bit long, so I thank you if you take the time to read it.

In the dim firelight, the full moon outside my window seemed to become more prominent then usual. I smiled, my eyes still puffy from crying, as I remembered the days when Mom and I would go out into the backyard whenever there would be a full moon, to watch the big ball of light in awe. But as I got older, and my mother became more tired, we had done it less often.

Now, as I sit at the wooden desk propped up against my bedroom wall, I promised myself that the next time there was a full moon, I'd ask my mom to go out to the backyard with me, to watch the moon with me, to lay at my side in the dewy grass, to wrap her arms around me if the evening air made me shiver. But not sure that I would ever see her again, the possibility of that happening was slim.

My hand reached for the letter that I had received this morning. I haven't had the chance to read it yet, wanting to wait until I was alone to open it. Finally, I pushed my finger underneath the seam of the envelope, ripping it open and pulling out the sheet of crumpled paper inside.

I recognized Mom's neat penmanship almost immediately. Anxiously, I read the letter out loud. "Dear Lilly," I began, hearing Mom's voice in my head. "I miss you horribly. I'm so glad I finally got the chance to write to you. Our schedule is pretty tight. I got your last letter, and to answer your question, no, I'm not handling the guns."

As I read the words, I let out a sigh of relief. No guns. I continued with newly restored hope: "My job is to take care of the soldiers. Make sure they are well fed and tend to any of their wounds. By the way, I don't think there's one person that doesn't know your name! All I've been talking about is you, you know.

"So, how's Grandma and Grandpa? You are cooperating with them, aren't you? Remember, I don't want you to give them any trouble. And has Grandma been taking her medicine?

"Well, I hope your able to respond. I love you! -Mom" As I finished reading, I walked over to my dresser. Opening the drawer where I kept Mom's letters, I placed the sheet of paper in there with the others, where they would be safe. Sometimes, I would read them over again whenever I would miss Mom, and most of the time they would calm me down.

I closed the drawer and rushed back to my desk. As I sunk back into my chair, I tore a piece of lined paper out of the notebook I kept on the right side of my desktop, as far away from the lit candlestick as possible. Then I grabbed my pencil and pressed the dull tip against the paper. I wrote in the neatest handwriting I could manage:

"Dear Mom, I miss you, too. You don't know how glad I am to know your not actually out there, fighting. I'd be so worried. Grandma and Grandpa are good. They miss you as much as I do, I'm sure. I've been making sure Gran takes her medicine. She can be a little picky sometimes."

I grinned, remembering the time that Grandma had not wanted to take her medicine. Insisting that she didn't need it, Gran stomped around the house in her slippers chanting, "No, no, no!" But after a while, she had come back to her rocking chair, exhausted. "What's taking so long, Lilly? Where's my medicine?" Gran had shouted.

I kept writing, my pencil making a grinding sound as I did so. "Anyway, I love you so much. I wish you were here now. Love, Lilly" Just as I was about to reach for a new envelope, I turned my pencil over so that my eraser was facing the paper. I rubbed out 'I wish you were here', then, without brushing off the eraser shavings, I wrote:

"There's a full moon out tonight."

So what do you think? Please, any constructive criticism is greatly appreciated. I'm also still thinking of a title, if you have any ideas. Thanks again!

No, I am NOT a stalker! Why do you suppose that?....

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Is it any good? Or just a waste of time?

Or, not as specific, big dog or little dog? Just wondering, I'm pretty bored.

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I was just thinking about the Finale tonight at 8, and I was wondering: what's so special about winning? Do you get a recording contract? Prize money? Or is it just to get other recording companies buttered up?

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What do you think?

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I was going to get a soda for you, but I don't know which one you like! :(

And yes, I am a stalker as matter of fact! Lol! xD

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I was going to paint your room, but I forgot what color you liked! :(

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I'm definitely not a morning person! I like to stay up late in the night. :P

So what about you? *Star* if your awesome. :)

I'm curious! It would be nice if you add why, too. :)

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I was going to get you a present....but I forgot when it was! :(

I keep on forgetting! Dx

Can anybody give me some recommendations?

They don't have to be for early teens, but some classics that are suitable for a 14-16 year old?

Thanks! :)