Author’s Note: Hello. Wow, where to even begin on this mess… Hmm… So, obviously from the title this is a time capsule from jr. high eighth grade Manting to high school senior Manting. When I entered high school, I anticipated this time capsule for the longest time. As I got older, I began to not think about this so much. And as if it was waiting for me, in the second semester of my senior year. It arrived. I vividly remember some of the answers I wrote but not all of them. And oh my god. My grammar was so horrible. It’s gotten better now, but my god it was so eye-opening rereading it. Not to mention even my handwriting was atrocious. We were assigned to write and finish this in my English class. Thus, some of my written answers weren’t as considerate or thoughtful as I would’ve liked them to be. My English teacher (Mrs. Price) was great, I just didn’t learn well. No way could she have saved my horrible handwriting or my grammar mistakes.

Expect a lot of profanity. I forgot how much profanity I used during my jr. high days. I swear I was mature during jr. high too. It just won’t be shown in this time capsule. I do apologize beforehand for that. In the sense of authenticity, I didn’t fix grammar errors or make sentences more complete. I wrote most things word for word… But I did change some things that were too horrible to ignore. Overall, this isn’t censored so some things are going to be bad… ish…

I’m going to reanswer the time capsule questions again at the very end of this. It’ll be more serious and thoughtful this time. Since, I’ve gotten older and obtained more knowledge, maybe reanswering these questions will give you an insight into how I’ve changed since eighth grade. This is by far one of the cringiest things I’ve done. Hopefully, you’ll get a few laughs or chuckles from this. Enjoy!

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Time Capsule Questions: To Be Opened In Four Years (2017)

1. My favorite song of the year.
2. Person I most enjoy being with.
3. What I like to do in my spare time.
4. Describe your favorite shirt.
5. Your favorite possession.
6. Favorite teacher and why?
7. Favorite class and why?
8. Dream career.
9. Where do you sit at lunch and with whom?
10. What do you talk about.
11. Describe a wall/vignette in your room.
12. Six words that describe eighth grade.
13. What are you glad to be leaving behind?
14. What do you most look forward to?
15. What would you like to ‘pass down’ and to which sevie would you like to dedicate it too?
16. What elective are you taking next year?
17. What are you most hopeful about?
18. What is your biggest worry/concern about in high school?
19. What is your biggest worry/concern about life?
20. What advice can you give to incoming seventh graders to help them be successful next year?
21. What advice do you give next year’s eighth graders?
22. What do you expect high school to be like?
23. What goal have you set for yourself to be accomplished in the next year?
24. What goal have you set for yourself to be accomplished in the next four years?
25. What is the most serious thing that happened to you this year and how did you overcome it?
26. What advice do you give yourself?
27. What value is the most important to you and why?
28. What is one thing you secretly wish for?
29. What advice can you offer teachers?
30. What advice can you offer parents?
31. What brings you joy?
32. What do you know for sure?
33. Describe yourself in the year 2017.

Answers to Time Capsule Questions

Manting Xiong
5/31/13
Per 5

Dear Senior Manting,
It’s good to see you again you sexy looking man. Hey, remember these 33 things you wrote down in eighth grade English class?

1. Favorite song of the year is Lil Crazed – The Good Life
2. The person I enjoyed mast with was with Eric Xiong, Kou Yang, A Lo, Anthony Lo, and Yaze Xiong.
3. I practiced break dancing in my free time.
4. My favorite was the living the dream where it shows a kid sitting down and playing games.
5. My favorite possein was my awesome calculator: Team Player
6. Ms. Price cus she was nice teacher & she didn’t give out too much homework.
7. 4th period Leadership was my favorite class because everyday I got to see my crush.
8. A youtuber or Achievement Hunter LPer.
9. I sit with my Asian Group.
10. Girls, Games, asshole teachers, plus High School.
11. I have pictures of myself.
12. Cool, badass, shit, amazing, legit, swag.
13. Some of the bitchass staffs.
14. See some of my old friends in High school.
15. None/ Ben Travers
16. Leadership/Choir
17. Homework/relationships
18. My boners.
19. Getting to marry my crush.
20. Don’t Give Up!
21. Don’t have sex!
22. Hard as fuck!
23. Lose weight!
24. Get myself a girlfriend my crush.
25. Leadership communciting service hours.
26. Don’t Fuck Up.
27. My life.
28. To be rich!
29. Don’t be Fags!
30. Same ↑ Shit
31. See her smile every day.
32. Some people Are little bitches.
33. I would be muscular, I would have a girlfriend, I would graduate, I wouldn’t have lost my V card, I would have a better life.
34. Special: 8th grade crushes
    • Sadie Pressman and Hayley Colwes

Wow… What a rollercoaster ride that was.  Okay, here is the explanation for each answer. And also more serious answers to the questions.

1. Favorite Song of the Year?
In jr. high, the main artist I listened to was Lil Crazed. I stopped listening to Lil Crazed once I got into high school. I don’t know why. I think it was just natural. I was groovin’ to his music like I used to. It was just eh. But yeah, I actually got the title wrong. It’s K.i.D – The Good Life.

Now, my favorite artist is GOT7 and my favorite song from them is called ‘Let Me’. In general, Kpop is my main genre of music now.

2. Person I most enjoy being with?

My favorite people I used to hang out with are my Hmong classmates. I forgot to mention the seventh graders that also hung out with us. Essentially, we were a large group. Some people in our group weren’t able to be in the picture.

Once we got into high school. We drifted apart. It wasn’t an instant change but gradually I started to hang out less and less with them. Maybe, it was because I kept taking different classes from them. They wanted to stick together and take the same courses together while I wanted to experience newer things. I took classes that they didn’t take. Maybe that was when we started to drift apart from each other. It was still fun when we had the same classes together in jr. high, but I wanted to challenge myself and see how much I can grow and change from being in an environment apart from them. In the end, I was able to grow and learn more about myself. But that also meant that my friendship with them deteriorated. Because even if they didn’t tell me. I can see that many of them saw it as me leaving them. In some way, I alienated myself from them. That was when I started to get comfortable doing things on my own; becoming a Lone Wolf. 

Who do I hang out with nowadays? Nowadays I hang out with the friends I’ve made from EOP in Summer Bridge. But we don’t have a lot of free time to actually hang out together. Everyone is so busy that we’ll only hang out together as our EOP group maybe once or twice per semester. But I’m still on my own a lot of the time. I’ve gotten used to the lone-wolf mentality. I’m used to eating by myself too. I know some people find it extremely difficult to eat alone but for me, it doesn’t really matter.

3. What do I like to do in my spare time?
In jr. high, break dancing was the biggest new trend for my group and me. Whenever we had free time after school, we would practice breakdancing. I wasn’t very good. It was fun though, so I didn’t really care. If you want to see another cringy thing of my past, here’s the link to our one performance as a group.  https://youtu.be/mzg9LX4tSyY

What do I like to do in my spare time now? Listening to music, singing, dancing, writing, playing video games, and playing volleyball. Nothing too special or different. I don’t break dance anymore though.

4. Describe your favorite shirt.

This was the shirt I was talking about. Living The Dream…

What’s my favorite shirt now? I don’t really have one to be honest. I’m not a fashionable person even though people tell me that I dress like a fuck boy. So, I don’t know how to describe my fashion sense or taste. 

5. Your favorite possession.
In junior high, I had a calculator I used for math. I got it from the lost and found bin at my school. It had a slidey thing that you had to slip over the screen and the buttons. Inside the slidey thing, ‘Team Player’ was written in permanent marker on the slidey thing. So, that is how my calculator became my favorite possession.


My favorite possession now… hmm… I would say my favorite possession is the bronze/ gold medal I received from Chico Rotary Club. I received it in 2013 (The same year I wrote this time capsule) for the Outstanding Citizenship Award. I was actually very surprised when I heard my name being called up for it. No one told me about it and I wasn’t expecting it at all. I was one of two students who received the award. The other recipient was a girl called Hayley Colwes. The only way that I must’ve won it was my Leadership teacher; Mr. Andy Wahl telling Chico Rotary Club about me. And if a Chico Rotary Club Rep is reading this. I sincerely thank you for selecting me for this award. Oddly enough, in my senior year. I also got bestowed a scholarship from the Chico Rotary Club Foundation too. So, I guess it came in full circle from my eighth-grade year to my senior year.

6. Favorite teacher and why?
I answered with Mrs. Price. She was really chill and taught us well. She always answered our questions thoroughly and never belittle us. I always enjoyed going to her class in my eighth-grade year.


My favorite teacher ever is gotta be Mrs. Delgardo. Mrs. Delgardo was my choir teacher from my freshmen year of high school to the end of my junior year of high school. Unfortunately, she retired at the end of my junior year. But I wished she would’ve taught us for my senior year. And then retire. She was the one who taught me the importance of music and singing. And how joyous it could enrich our lives. Choir was a class I always looked forward to in my high school years. Well, not so much in my senior year. And that was due to having a new timid music teacher and privileged shitty classmates. But I won’t get into that. That’s a story for another day. If you’re wondering what kind of drama that was, then you’ll have to wait. Because I’ll make sure to write it. Other than my senior year, the choir was great. It was a big stress reliever and there was always positive vibes in the classroom. 

7. Favorite class and why?
I’m shaking my head while I’m writing this. What a corny thing to say/ write. Really younger Manting? He wasn’t wrong though. The fourth period was my favorite class not because of seeing my old crush. But because it was fun and I got to work in an environment that was really out of my comfort zone. Which made me improve my interpersonal and intrapersonal skills. The students who were in the class were very nice and supportive too. It was a good environment to be in. And getting to be around pretty girls was a plus 😀

Overall I always enjoyed classes like Leadership or Student Government. I loved working on behind-the-scenes stuff, planning and executing events. Hell, even cleaning up events was always fun. So for my favorite class in high school, it was either Student Government or Choir. But I would probably choose Choir over Student Government. I had more fond and positive memories in Choir than I did in Student Government. I actually took both Student Government and Choir both in the same year during my junior year. Granted I didn’t have a lot of free time because I was always doing something but it was still fun nonetheless. It kept me busy and distracted me from problems I had at home.

8. Dream career.

My dream career when I was younger was to be a Youtuber or be a part of Rooster Teeth. Specifically, part of Achievement Hunter in Rooster Teeth. During jr. high, the trend of doing challenges and recreating trendy stuff was the new big thing. PSY’s Gangnam Style and many other things like that became the new ‘big’ thing. So, I thought becoming a YouTuber was the way to. And that was when I also started to watch a lot of entertainment company videos and gaming videos. Like Rooster Teeth and The Creatures. I even began my own youtube channel that had me commentating while playing a video game. You’ll never find it because I deleted it a long time ago. That was a long time ago though. 

Dream career now… I’m trying to become a History teacher… so that’s my dream career? But in all honesty, my dream career would either be a professional volleyball player or a Korean Pop Idol. Those two occupations are something that I love to do. I love playing volleyball and I love to sing and dance. With volleyball, I’m just too short of a player to play front row with all these tall players. I love to pass and play back row too but I become more alive and empowered while playing front row. If I was taller, more athletic, and had more hops. Maybe then I could become a professional volleyball player. As for the dream career to become a Kpop Idol. You would have to be scouted at a young age (elementary – jr. high) and then go through X amount of years of training. Until the company you’re training at, deems you’re ready to debut. And for that to happen, you have to be very hard-working and have some amount of talent, to begin with. Hard work will always beat out talent. If someone has both a great work ethic and talent. No matter how much hard work you put in. You’ll never overcome that. I’m already past the age of becoming a Kpop trainee. I’m not good at singing or dancing too. So, maybe in another lifetime. I’ll be more blessed with those skills to pursue them.

9. Where do you sit at lunch and with whom?
I mostly sat with my Hmong group. Nothing special about it. We would usually walk around campus or stand around and chill in one of the hallways or by the basketball courts in jr. high.

10. What do you talk about?
Not much has changed since then. I still talk about the same things. But now with different people. My EOP group of friends and I talk about girls, games, work, the future, our past, sports, and college. We don’t talk about teachers or professors much anymore. Pretty much whatever is hot at the moment on the internet will become the main topic of whomever we talk to in life.

11. Describe a wall/vignette in your room.
I still have pictures of myself that are hung up around my room. But over Thanksgiving break, I purchased my first ever Kpop album from the group called Berry Good. A large poster came with the album. That poster is always the first and last thing I see before going to sleep. 

12. Six words that describe eighth grade.
Fun. Thankful. Realization. Privilege. Busy. Laughable.

1. Fun – I was able to have an enjoyable eighth-grade year. Leadership was always fun to attend. P.E. wasn’t as bad as people made it out to be. English was nice with Mrs. Price.

2. Thankful – Thankful for the opportunities I was able to experience due to Leadership and Mr. Wahl.

3. Realization – This wasn’t so much for eighth grade as it was for my home life. I realized a lot of things at home this year.

4. Privilege – I kinda understood privilege a bit more due to Leadership. I was able to do things other non – leadership students weren’t able to do.

5. Busy – I felt pretty busy in my eighth-grade year. In Leadership, one of our assignments for each semester was to do 10 – 20 hours of community service in Chico. The way to record your community service hours was after an event you helped out at. You would bring your community service sheet with you and have one of the supervisors at that event sign it. Once you’ve obtained the necessary amount of community service hours. You would then turn in the sheet to Mr. Wahl and receive points for it. I always went overbroad and do more than the necessary amount.

6. Laughable – Eighth grade was laughable because thinking back to it. There are things I did that make me cringe or think “What was I doing?” Bringing some good and bad memories back into my head.

13. What are you glad to be leaving behind?
Okay, now tis one… As Kevin Hart would say “Let Me Explain.” There were a handful of staff at Chico Jr. that I didn’t like. I still had a good education at CJHS but not all the staff were friendly or kind to minority students like myself. I had two incidents where I was called into the vice principal’s office and one incident of being called into the counselors’ office. The incident with me being called into the counselors’ office and then into the vice principal’s office are linked. And then the second time I went to the vice principal’s office was something different.

My first incident was during my seventh-grade year. This incident was both with my counselor and the vice principal. It was all related to my P.E. teachers and my grade in P.E. This is going to be a long explanation. So, in my first semester, my P.E. teacher was Mr. Brown. Old white dude with a white goatee. He always wore a straw hat and sunglasses. I don’t know why but every P.E. teacher at CJHS wore sunglasses. Don’t know why, but I can probably figure it out. Just not going to say it… Anyways, Mr. Brown would never input points or grades. Never. He would wait until like the final month and then insert our grades into Aeries. Aeries is the portal account used by Chico Unified School District to track grades, attendance, graduation progress (high school), etc. He had us turn in a lot of assignments that were related to the sport/ unit we were currently playing. So there were assignments that needed to be graded and inputted into Aeries to show what our grades were.
So those were a couple of not-so-good staff that I had to deal with at CJHS. Still a good middle school though. It’s all water under the bridge now. I don’t think about it anymore.

Author’s Note: Damn, that was longer than I expected. I gotta that a break and I’ll be back.

14. What do you most look forward to?
When I graduated from jr. high to high school. I looked forward to seeing my upperclassmen friends again. That was mostly what I thought about.

Now, I look forward to what new opportunities will arise for me. I’m actually finding too many opportunities that now, I have to be very careful and smart with what I yes to and what I say no to. So, let’s see what 2019 will have in store for us all. 🙂

15. What would you like to ‘pass down’ and to which sevie would you like to dedicate it to?
I had some good sevies that I thought were cool and nice. Jack Sheridan, Chad Dollarhide, Ben Travers, Luke Neuhart, Geovanni (I don’t know his last name). We were all together in Leadership except for Geo. Geo and I were in Algebra-a together. Funny enough, Jack and I would become volleyball teammates together in high school. 

16. What advice would I give to students going into Jr. high?
Now that I’m 20… I would say, enjoy your youthfulness and childlike self as much as you can. The older you get, the more unwanted responsibilities you’ll start to have. And pretty soon those responsibilities will change your mindset more into adults. You’re at that age where you naively think you know about most things in life. But the reality is that you still have so much more to learn and understand. Some will be more experienced, educated, mature, or wiser than others and that’s fine. In, general everyone still has a lot to learn about. 

17. What elective are you taking next year?
I didn’t get into Student Government which I was saddened about. But little did I know, Choir was the best elective available at CHS. I wouldn’t have wanted it any other way. Then to have choir as freshmen.

18. What are you most hopeful about?
I wrote homework/ relationships…

Homework – I wanted to be more efficient and diligent when I worked on my homework. So I wanted to improve the way how I approached my homework and how I completed them.

Relationships – I don’t know why but I really wanted to experience what having a girlfriend would be like. Or being in that type of relationship would be like. It was only wishful thinking though. I ended up going through high school without getting into a serious relationship. I thought about it from time to time… But overall, I didn’t think I was ready for a relationship yet. I wanted to improve myself to the point where I feel confident enough to get into a relationship. And that is still my mindset now.

19. What is your biggest worry/concern about in high school?
Yeah… So… I was worried about my boners. mainly because I had so many boners during jr. high that I thought it would only get worse or increase in high school. It’s not like I had an irregular amount of boners per day. but like the times when I had them were terrible timing. It would always be like towards the end of class when I would get boners. Which meant that everyone would have to get up and get out of class and walk over to their next class. And I would usually be the slow person that would get up only after everyone has left besides the teacher. And no, I didn’t get boners because I was perverted. I got them because they were natural. Just bad timing. The worse was always before lunch. I was sitting down. I would be the last person to get lunch that day. They would last for like 30 seconds – 1 minute. I know, quite embarrassing. Don’t worry, I had to deal with that until like the end of my freshmen year. That’s when it got better. And not be horrible timing.

My biggest worry about high school now. I would say it’s trying to stay motivated throughout high school. I know it may sound easy. But I can definitely say that motivation has a lot to do with whether a student will finish high school or not. Most people get through high school somehow. Students just have to find whatever that motivation is to continue to get through high school. By the time most students get to their senior year, they’re pretty much done with the whole idea of school (unless they’re trying to go to college). Everyone else is ready to finish high school and be done with education forever.

20. What is your biggest worry/concern about life?
Getting to marry my crush. Wow, younger Manting. No that’s not your biggest worry. At this point in my life, I’m more concerned about what my future will be like. Global warming, climate change, advancement of technology, increase in population, and the rising cost of raising a family. It worries me if I’ll be able to have a family and support them. Plus, if we’re even going to be alive in 20, 30, or 40 years from now. We fucked up the Earth so bad, we’re endangered now.

21. What advice can you give to incoming seventh graders to help them be successful next year?
Don’t Give Up!

Wow, I actually gave good advice. Don’t give up on school and don’t procrastinate. And that can be applied to life as well.

22. What advice do you give next year’s eighth graders?
Don’t have sex!

I still agree with this. I definitely think jr. high students are much too young to start having sex. During my eighth-grade graduation, one of my classmates walked the stage and she was pregnant. I was so surprised like… You’re the same age as me and you’re pregnant already? That’s… wow… I would not want to be in that situation.

Whether people want to admit it or not, I would say about 60 – 70% of students lose their virginity during high school. I know that in my graduating class, about 80% of us already lost our virginity already. I’m not going to disclose which percent I’m in, you can assume what you want. It would make sense too, that’s the age when you start to explore your sexuality. And the rumors about ‘this student doing this with that student’ were usually 90% true. It seemed like more students were focused on relationships and alcohol/ drug substances than actually learning at my high school.

23. What do you expect high school to be like?
Hard as fuck!

I wasn’t too wrong. It was difficult but only at that time. Looking back on it, it wasn’t anything too difficult. I think it was a bit difficult due to all the stress we have at that stage of our life. Puberty, school work, work (if you did), relationships, sports, grades, depression, not knowing what to do after high school, etc. 

24. What goal have you set for yourself to be accomplished in the next year?
Lose weight.

Yes, that is still a goal I have to this day. Haven’t done too well on it. Throughout high school, I was always between 160 – 167. I never gained or lose weight and passed those measurements until I got into college. I use to be skinny and slim until my third-grade year in elementary. After I had come back from Las Vegas over the summer, I noticed I gained hella weight. Ever since then, I’ve always been chubby/ fat.

Now I’m at 172 lbs. I would like it if one day I could lose enough lbs. to be around the 150s. I don’t want to make that a New Year’s resolution because I just don’t have the time for it. But I would like to at least, drop back down to 160’s. And then focus on dropping down to the 150s. 

25. What goal have you set for yourself to be accomplished in the next four years?
Get a girlfriend. Wow, umm. It never happened. I pretty much answered this question earlier with question #17. And here it is again if you forgot. [I don’t know why but I really wanted to experience what having a girlfriend would be like. Or being in that type of relationship would be like. It was only wishful thinking though. I ended up going through high school without getting into a serious relationship. I thought about it from time to time… But overall, I didn’t think I was ready for a relationship yet. I wanted to improve myself to the point where I feel confident enough to get into a relationship. And that is still my mindset now.]

26. What is the most serious thing that happened to you this year and how did you overcome it?
Me during eighth grade, trying to acquire the necessary amount of community service hours was difficult for me. I didn’t know where I could find the opportunities to get these community service hours. Mr. Wahl was very helpful but aside from him and his insight. I pretty much didn’t know where and how to find the opportunities to complete this assignment. I was able to complete it and have an enjoyable time with it. Looking back on it… There were more than enough opportunities that soon arose and I never had too much of a hard time with it.

27. What advice do you give yourself?
Don’t Fuck Up.

Or simply, don’t mess up in life. But that’s a really difficult thing not to do. So, that advice to myself now is invalid. 

Being older and experiencing more interesting things in life. The advice I would give to my younger self, it would be. Try to be more confident in the things you do in life. I say this because, throughout high school, I had different levels of confidence. Being confident in what you’re doing, whether it’s sports, arts, school, work, etc. If you feel confident in what you’re doing. That will improve your mood, mindset, and your will/ motivation. And all of that contributes to loving yourself. And love who you are. It’s easier said than done. Because one little or small thing can always derail your confidence. There were times during high school, I just felt so confident in my abilities that I felt like I could do no wrong. And then there were days when I felt so low and doubtful about my ability that it would put me in a gloomy mood all day. This is still something that I’m working on with myself as well. It’s going to be a work in progress throughout my life. So, I don’t think I’ll be able to solve this ‘thing’ anytime soon.

28. What value is the most important to you and why?
Obviously, I didn’t understand what the question was asking. Let’s see… the most important value to me… I would say, having a good moral compass. And that could be very broad but making the right decisions.  A natural feeling that makes people know what is right and wrong and how they should behave. I believe I have a strong moral compass but some other people might disagree with that. And sometimes it’s difficult to judge if this is the morally correct choice or not. One decision could be viewed as the morally correct choice for one person, and for another person that choice is the immoral choice. And vice versa.

29. What is one thing you secretly wish for?
Yes, to be rich.

And some people might be viewing this as me being a materialistic person. Which, I’m not. But I do want to be rich one day. And experience the extravagant lifestyle. Where money ISN’T an issue. Because rich people would always say, “Money doesn’t buy happiness.” I would disagree with that. Because growing up dirt poor. Being rich was one of the many things you would’ve dreamed about. I think there are very different perspectives and mindsets for two individuals to become wealthy. The mindset of someone who has been dirt poor their entire life, and then be rich. Would be completely different from someone who was already born into that wealthy lifestyle.

30. What advice can you offer teachers?
Be more open-minded to a student’s question(s) or situation. As someone who is trying to become a future teacher. I’m trying to break down that ‘barrier’ between students and teachers/ professors. Some teachers and professors demand you to have honorifics when you address them. And I think that is complete bs. Why should I give you respect just because you have a title under your name? Respect is earned, not given. If you’re a teacher and you do a shitty job at teaching, why should I continue to give you respect when you’re incompetent at your job? I wish students and teachers would view each other more as human beings rather than seeing each other as ‘teachers’ and ‘students’.

31. What advice can you offer parents?
I’m just going to skip this question. My view on parents is very complicated so if you’re genuinely interested. You can me and I’ll answer it then.

32. What brings you joy?
See her smile every day… Wow, if that isn’t one of the corniest things to ever say. What brings me joy is to be around people with similar mindsets and people who you can really connect with. It sounds easy, like oh you can connect just about with anyone. But I’m a lot happier now in college than I was in high school and that has a lot to do with the people I hang out with.

It also brings me joy in seeing how my actions have positively impacted someone’s life. I don’t view myself as an inspirational person or a role model. Not because I don’t believe I am those things. Because I do. I do know I’m an inspirational person and a positive role model. The reason why I deny those things is because once I start seeing something as ‘it’s special’ or ‘I’m special.’ Then I start to lose the humility that comes with it. And I’ll flex once or twice when the time comes and I achieve success. But until then, I want to remain humble about my success so far and the little things I’ve achieved so far. I really believe in these three things. You’re never too popular, famous, wealthy, or important to be nice, kind, and humble.

33. What do you know for sure?
Some people are little bitches..
It’s still true… Don’t see a problem with it. Maybe changing the last word would be good though.

34. Describe yourself in the year 2017.
I think I’ve already answered this question with another post. Click this link if you want to find out. ———> High School Journey
Hopefully, I’ll be slimmer and handsome in 2020. 😀 And hopefully I’ll have gained some new skills and experience new things.

Special: Yeah… I had a crush on two girls in my eighth-grade year. They were Sadie Pressman and Hayley Colwes. Once I got into high school though. I didn’t like them anymore. I moved on and just didn’t have any feelings for them anymore. Plain and simple, nothing more nothing less.

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