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Stucky,
You ain't gonna believe this one. You know that fine girl in my class I was telling you about? Well, this other girl in the class is trying to get me to make friends with her so we can set her up. It's crazy! The other girl (not the fine one) keeps writing me to find out why I haven't written her back. What sucks is I've gotta see them both in class tomorrow. Hit me back and let me know what you think. Peace.

Good idea, but...

Wow, thanks for replying. No one's ever commented on my blog before.

It's crazy how you found my post. What a small world! I'm sorry for not noticing you...well I did notice you, it's just that I didn't think anything of you sitting next to me...o.k., what I mean by that is I thought you just happened to be sitting there. Know what I mean?

I'm also sorry Becky stole your boyfriend. That's messed up. I hate people like that. For what it's worth, though, you were better off without that creep. Guys like him and girls like Becky deserve each other.

I don't know if I can do what you suggested, though. The reason is my girlfriend Tara. She's why I've been trying not to sit by Becky, 'cuz Becky makes me struggle. I'm afraid that if I start talking to her and hanging out with her, I'm gonna do what your ex-boyfriend did. I'm sorry, I'm just weak like that. What do you think?

That girl...

I'm struggling. This is the third week in a row Becky sat next to me in class. The whole time I was thinking,"Is she doing this on purpose? Is she trying to tempt me?" I purposely sat in the back 'cuz I know she likes to sit up front. I like the front too, but I moved to the back to get away from her. She came in late, again, and instead of going to the front she sat in the seat right next to me.

I bet she did it on purpose. She walks around acting all innocent, but I know she's up to something. That's why she switched groups last week. She was already in a group, but told the teacher that my group's meeting time was "better" for her. Yeah, better for making me struggle. She totally knows what she's doing.

A month ago she didn't even look at me. If I saw her around campus, it was a, "hey," and nothing more. When I see her now it's a, "Oh hey Larry."