Thứ Ba, 2 tháng 1, 2018

Waching daily Jan 3 2018

"Futebol"

Futebol Americano

Ta tao baguncado

Fala "Oi" para os seus fas

Fala ae galera, ta muito frio!

Eu estou com muito frio

Muito frio

Baby

"Que"

Tchau

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[English captions] ANK ROUGE | Japanese Lolita Cute Winter Clothes LUCKY BAG Unboxing - Duration: 4:07.

Hi guys, this is Mini!

For today,

Tada!

The Lucky Bag from Ankrouge arrived!

Do you like Ankrouge?

I love them because they have a lot cute clothes

I'd like to open this with all of you!

Open!

Cute! Here's the first item!

A black sweater!

It looks warm...

There's frills around the neck

And there's a ribbon on the middle

Kawaii~

Black matches with anything

I like it

Continuing on...

Next one!

Tada!

A black top!

A lot of frills and ribbons on the sleeve

The front looks like this

And the back... whoops

There's this tail on the back

A Gothic themed item

This also looks nice and warm

Next one!

Tada!

A pink dress!

It's a high waist dress

The frills on the shoulders are so cute!

There were two colors for this item

I wanted the pink one, so I got the one I wanted!

Yay!

Continuing on...

Kawaii!

A lolita-style dress!

It might a little too cute

Lastly, a coat!

Right here!

It's a super fluffy coat!

Fluffy material

Feels great

Black coats are versatile, so I'm happy!

Hmm?

It also came with this white fluffy thing

I can put here, or here, as a decoration!

I'd like to try them on!

I'm now narrating while editing this video!

First, this is the Gothic-style top!

I first thought this was going to be cute tail on the back

But I noticed something while video editing *So stupid of me...*

I think you're supposed to bring them around to the front

And tie a knot

I retook this video at a later time

But anyway, it's a very cute item!

Next up, is the black sweater

It's very warm!

With the pink one piece on top, it looks like this!

The pink frills are so cute!

With the black coat on top of that, it now looks like this!

With the fluffy coat on, it looks elegant

The coat is nice and light, so it's easy to move around with it

Let move on! Next is the lolita-style one piece!

:)

It's a very cute dress!

This is how it look from the back

It matches very well with the black coat

Kawaii! *The clothes I mean*

And that was it!

What did you think?

They're all so cute!

I really like this one!

The clothes are all cute but,

This!

This bag itself is also very cute!

I noticed that this looks like a pillow cover

Cotton!

I'm going to fill it to make a cushion!

I have all kinds of arts and craft materials at my house

It's really plushy now

It's perfect!

It's complete!

So I now have 5 clothes items

And one cushion!

I think the lucky bag was worth it!

Alright, I'll see you in my next video!

Bye-bye!

For more infomation >> [English captions] ANK ROUGE | Japanese Lolita Cute Winter Clothes LUCKY BAG Unboxing - Duration: 4:07.

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How To Make Microwave Meatloaf - Microwave Lifehacks Part 3/6 - Duration: 1:10.

Microwave Lifehacks Part 3 - How to make Microwave Meatloaf

Ingredients: 250g Mincemeat, 60g Breadcrumbs, 45g Tomato Sauce, 10g Parsley (Chopped), 5g Basil (Chopped)

2 Garlic Cloves, 1 Egg, 1 Onion, 2 Tsp Mustard, 1 Tsp Salt & Pepper,1 / 2 Tsp Cumin, 1 / 2 Tsp Chili Flakes, Mozzarella

Mix all ingredients together (Except the Cheese)

Grease the casserole dish with butter or oil

Form a meatloaf and cover it with some wet kitchen paper

Put the casserole dish for 8 minutes at 700 watts in the microwave

Sprinkle the cheese on the meat

Return it to the microwave for additional 3-4 minutes

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Live With Intention: Tony and Tim share their Tree of Life story with us! - Duration: 3:01.

Hi, I'm Tony Felice and I'm Tim San-Felice and

this is our testimonial.

Um, we've known Scott & Marla for awhile and when they introduced us to the Intention Stick,

um, it felt familiar to us.

Um, and uh when they gifted it to us it was (a) pretty special moment um, for both of us.

Yeah, definitely.

And, uh, we're kind of moved, that they had shared something and revealed their hearts to us.

Um, and since we've been wearing it, it has really, um, we feel like it's, uh, helped

us transform our life.

Um, I have lyme induced multiple sclerosis and uh I'm in the longest remission I have

ever been in, um more than six months now.

And when Scott uh, placed it around my neck about, it was about five minutes before I

realized that all of the pain that I had been feeling, uh, is gone.

That was a very special moment, definitely, for for for both of us, for all of us, including Scott.

To have that happen, you know, just within moments of that being placed on Tony's neck,

you know, um.

It's a very emotional moment and uh, and since then, you know, the changes um uh, that

we've been able to go through um, had been very profound, you know.

And uh, we're finding so much more happiness, from having this, with us.

And um, you know, uh having our words, our intentions in there uh, have brought us um,

what feel like a lot more peace and love and not just for each other but for the people

in our lives.

And um, dealing with so much going on in the world.

Yeah, we hope that everybody uh, can understand the power of intention.

And um, you know, what it means on a, even a scientific level, not only a spiritual level.

But uh, we really do have the power to change the world uh, by intending to do our best.

And this is a tool and it's a reminder and it's a symbol, uh, all of those things.

Um and symbolism is really important in our lives.

Uh, it keeps us honest (laughs) uh about what our um intentions are for ourselves and for

the people who's lives we touch.

So, we love you guys.

Thank you so much (Thank you) for this and we've shared it (Yeah) with our friends

(Yeah) and uh we've gifted it to others to move this energy forward.

So..

Yeah, thank you so much too.

And it's been a great honor having this and um, as Tony said we've given these to

some of our friends and it's, it's wonderful to see them out and about when we get together

and, and see them wearing these.

So, um, we're so glad that we're able to be part of spreading the word.

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Live With Intention: Meg shares her Tree of Life story with us! - Duration: 2:59.

Hi my name is Meg.

A few months ago, I was blessed to learn of the Tree Of Life movement.

So I bought several for my friends to give as gifts.

And a few weeks back, I had a friend of the family visiting, and we were sitting at the

table and she was telling me how her arm was bothering her, her hand, she was going like

this and she was saying that her hand was feeling numb and she was showing me the veins

under here and, and how she didn't have good circulation.

And that she was not able to turn her neck at all to the left.

So I got the urge to give her a necklace, I really honestly hadn't intended to give her one.

So I, I pulled it out and I prayed on it and put some of the sticks in there and um,

put it on her neck and told her the stories and she was very touched and she began to cry.

And then we just went about our business.

So about a half an hour later, she says Meg, I have energy running down my arm.

And she shows me the under part of her arm and you could see all the veins at the surface

and that's not what it looked like before, I had just seen it.

So then, she turns her head and she says I haven't been able to turn my head in 15 years.

She had a car accident.

So, honestly I was, I was pretty skeptical.

I thought that she maybe was exaggerating the injuries before I had told her about the necklace.

Until, her husband and son's saw that she was turning her head and they were amazed.

So that was pretty cool.

Um, then, a couple weeks after that, I had a bunch of girls over for some wine.

And um, one of my girlfriend's I had already given the necklace to, Lisa.

And one of the other guests was there.

Um, noticed the necklace and was asking about it.

So I said, oh, let me show you the packaging.

And I was telling her the stories and so I pulled out the packaging and I said oh this

is for my other girlfriend, Deb, who was also there.

So uh, I gave it to Debbie after I showed the woman.

And she said no I want you to put it on me.

So I said, I don't know what I can do but okay.

So I uh, I pulled it out and I chose the sticks to put in there, we're real close friends.

And I, I put them in and I prayed on the necklace and I put it around her neck, and then I went

back to entertaining my guests.

And about, I don't know, ten minutes later, I hear, I hear she and Lisa, you know, yelling

and she's throwing her arms in the air and I have no idea what's going on.

Well apparently, uh about an hour before, she had reached up to get a wine glass out

of the cabinet and couldn't lift her arm and was in excruciating pain.

And what I did not know, she had been sharing with Lisa is that she had taken the day off

from work the day before because she was in so much pain from this uh, previous shoulder

injury and she maybe she had slept on it wrong.

But she wasn't able to lift her arm an hour before, and now she's throwing her arms

in the air saying, it's a miracle, it's a miracle!

So, just thought those were two fun stories to share and I hope that you all get to witness

a miracle with the/your intention stick.

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Why Do We Make Grammatical Mistakes? - Duration: 11:03.

Hi there, Vladimir here with another video on how to learn English

Why do language learners make mistakes and I mean grammatical mistakes

Why do language learners make grammatical mistakes?

Have you thought about that?

Why do you make grammatical mistakes when you write and speak English?

It is not a silly question, it's an important question

When you think about it, it requires the same amount of effort to

make a grammatically correct sentence, as it is to make the the grammatically incorrect one

if not less

Why do language learners say:

I am interesting in science Instead of

I am interested in science

The correct sentence is a letter shorter

It is 1 of the most common mistakes learners of English make

Why do people say Instead of clothes

The correct pronunciation is shorter and easier

Why?

Please try to answer that question, before you hear my opinion

Why do I make grammatical mistakes when I speak Japanese?

Why is my English so much more accurate,

I'm not saying that my English is flawless

no, it is not, I know that,

but it is damn good

I know that too.

It is as good as it gets for a person with my background

I am, to all intents and purposes, a virtually native speaker of English

and I need nobody's validation

So again: why do language learners make grammatical mistakes?

Here is why?

The first reason is that: language learners just don't care

that is the first and probably most important reason.

I care about my English, and it is pretty good

I don't care all that much about my Japanese, and I make mistakes all the time

We all know what we need to do to become good at something,

really good at something, accurate at doing something,

not just a foreign language.

We need to simply copy the best,

and do it again and again for at least 10,000 hours

Copy the best dancers, the best tennis players,

best artists.

And in the case of language learning, copy native speakers of the target language.

Which entails: Reading and listening to a lot of native speech, a lot

Which brings as to the second reason: Language learners don't read enough

and I am not talking about language textbooks, TOEFL and TOEIC prep books,

boring grammar books

I am talking about reading interesting texts, books and online articles of interest.

I listen and read English every day

I listen to Japanese speech every day, but I don't read

People don't read enough

People don't read enough and don't listen to enough native speech

in the form of podcasts, TED talks, movies

But, not reading is a bigger problem

Watching YouTube alone will get you nowhere

The third reason is that: the vast majority of language learners don't use

monolingual learner's dictionaries

No monolingual learner's dictionaries no grammatical accuracy

I use English-English dictionaries all the time

I've never used a Japanese-Japanese dictionary

The fourth reason is that: Language learners don't know how to study vocabulary and grammar

most language learners don't have a method of learning vocabulary and grammar

Reading every day is important

Listening to native speech every day is important

Using monolingual dictionaries is important

But you need to know: How to read

How to listen How to use dictionaries

Do you know what is the most common advice language teachers give,

teachers of English give, native English speakers give

This was the fifth reason

And last but not least This is a very important one:

Both, language learners and language teachers, mistakenly believe that

Understanding a grammatical rule or Understanding the meaning of a new word

is enough to remember it and use it later on

use it quickly and correctly

No, it's not enough

The widely held belief that

We should study to Understand Not study to Memorize

Doesn't really apply to language learning

Language is not mathematics,

Language is not physics Language is not science

There are 2 chapters on that subject in my book Virtually Native

Most school subjects: mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology

are difficult to understand

The Aha, moment the I got it moment

the I understand it moment

takes a lot of time and effort

That's not the case with language learning.

The I understand it moment happens very quickly

Grammar rules and word meanings are not that difficult to understand

Especially English grammar and English vocabulary

Not difficult because we have dictionaries Bilingual dictionaries

The aha moment happens very fast

For example the meaning of: Aha moment

Even using a monolingual dictionary, it doesn't take more that 10 sec to understand

And because we are told that: we should study to understand,

Language learners falsely assume that:

Understanding the meaning of a new word or grammar rule

would be enough to remember it later on

No, it is not enough

Don't get me wrong,

understanding is important but it is not enough

With mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology

Understanding a physics law is usually enough to remember it later on

With foreign language however Understanding a new word is not enough to

remember it and use it accurately later on

In the case of mathematics: Understand is 70% of the time end effort

In the case of foreign language: Understand is about 10%

The remaining 90% is

what we do with the new word or grammar so that we are able to remember it later on

It is what my book is all about, those 90%

What do you need to do after you've understood the meaning of a new word or expression

Like the expression: Aha moment

I give you: 8 + 2 steps

Steps you need to take in order to improve Retention and future Recall

And none of these steps is about flashcards, spaced repetition, vocabulary lists

or other boring review drills

The vast majority of language teachers focus on making you Understand, on the 10%

Not me I am not a human dictionary

I focus on the 90% I help you remember

Don't waste your time and read my book Virtually Native

and learn how to remember longer and avoid mistakes

My book is available on Amazon and virtuallynative.com

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A tale about a boy who just wanted some marijuana. - Duration: 17:31.

What's up, my viewers and YouTubers?

Welcome back to another video by Kid Inky.

How y'all feeling today?

So, yesterday, I told y'all I was going to make a video about why I haven't been

able to upload, and I'm a man of my word.

This story I'm about to tell y'all is probably one of the most deepest stories I've ever

told.

Some things gets pretty dark in here, just to let you know.

Let me tell y'all a tale about a teenager who just wanted some marijuana.

I'll try not to leave any opinions about this, and just explain the details.

Let's get right into this juicy story.

So, once upon a time, I was sitting in class doing my schoolwork mid-November on a Monday

morning.

My plan for that day was to do my schoolwork for the day, take the bus home, do my homework,

and go to sleep for the rest of the day.

As I was doing my schoolwork, I got a message on Snapchat from one of my friends.

"Hey, you want to hang after school today?", he texted.

"I also got $20, so we could buy some weed from your guy."

I accepted the invite, and for some reason, it gave me motivation to get the school day

out of the way.

So, I did all of my schoolwork and got through my school day.

We met up behind the school and started walking to the dealer's house.

We went into the guy's house only to realize that he didn't have any weed on him.

He had already smoked it all.

However, he mentioned that he could get more, since he was going to start selling later

on that evening.

So, he called up one of his friends.

That friend then came to the house, picked us all up, drove us to his work, and left

us with the car.

After the guy went to work, the dealer got money from someone or... something.

I don't really know how he managed to do that.

He bought a lot of weed, and we just rode around selling for a straight hour.

We got to see some of my friends who were buying from him, which was pretty cool, I

guess.

After we finished selling, the dealer had made about a few hundred dollars.

Eventually, we came to a secure place, the dealer rolled up two grams on a backwood,

and we started smoking in the car.

As we were smoking, my mom kept calling me.

I didn't answer, because I knew my mom wanted me to come home early, and I didn't want

to go home at the time.

Around 7:30, we finally stopped smoking.

I'm high as hell.

My friend and I still had about a gram and a half of weed leftover.

We placed it in a swisher pack, because we didn't have a bag for it.

I don't smoke swishers, though.

My friend wanted me to carry it, just in case if his parents caught him with it.

It would've meant the same for me, but we both thought I was better off with the weed.

So, I had it in my sweatshirt pocket.

The dealer finally gave us a ride home.

I told him to drop me off in front of the school, so I can walk home, thinking that

the cold air would breeze off some of the smell.

After he dropped me off, I started walking.

I turned on my phone.

My mom was still calling me, and I finally answer, low-key scared and shaking.

"Hello, where are you?", my mom says in a worried voice.

"I'm at the school."

"Why are you at school right now?"

"Because I had an after school program, and I stayed later to do homework and chill

with some friends."

"Oh!", my mom exclaimed.

"Do you need a ride home?"

"No, mom."

"Why not?"

"Because I can walk home."

"In the freezing cold?"

"Yeah, I'll be fine.

I'll live."

"No!

Let me pick you up!", she yelled as if she was angry.

"I mean, I already started walking home," I said.

"Well, where are you?", she asked.

Then, I gave her my relative location, because I figured arguing with her would only make

things worse.

I couldn't hide the weed for me to get later, because I was at the school area.

Hundreds of kids smoke weed at my school.

If I left it anywhere near there, someone else was going to take it.

So, I left it inside of my sweatshirt pocket, hoping that she wouldn't smell it.

I guess that wasn't a good idea.

My mom got into the area, I got in the car, and my mom starts driving away.

As she was driving, she started sniffing.

I already knew I was screwed at that point.

She sniffs a few times.

"Why do you smell like smoke?", my mom asks.

"Uh…

I tried this candy, and it was a gross kind of candy that odors.

I tried it, because I had lost a bet," I said.

I also added in that I was with people that smoked, and I said no, and walked away like

the happy person I am.

This crazy bitch slams on the bikes in the middle of the road, grabs my sweatshirt, smells

it, shoves me to the side, and glares at me.

I thought she done lost her damn mind.

She asked me if I smoked marijuana.

I just sat there in silence, because I was scared and shocked.

She then punches me in my face.

I'm over here covering my nose, because it hurt.

She kept screaming the same question, and I just ignored her.

As soon as I stopped covering my nose, thinking the pain is about to go away, she begins to

throw more punches at me in the car.

I'm over here trying not to fight back, because the last time that happened, I ended

up in a hospital with a supervisor basically explaining me lies on how everything is my

fault.

It's a long story.

I didn't want the cops involved either, because I didn't want them to know that

I smoked weed.

Keep in mind, though.

We were still in the middle of the road when all of this stuff happened.

So, after she stops hitting me, my face was suffering from those punches with the bonus

of frostbite.

She brings me home, she finds the weed, yells at me some more, takes away my permit, takes

away my phone, tells just about all of my family members that I smoke weed now, and

told me that if I don't clean-up the dishes for an hour, she would kick me out in the

streets with nothing.

I'm talking about she was going to kick me out with nothing.

She would take away my electronics, my school supplies, my clothes, and kick me out in the

street in 20 degrees for me to freeze to death.

After that, I just put all of the dishes away, pretending to clean them, and went to bed

while my mom was in bed the whole time.

Do you see the insanity in my mom?

Do you see what I have to deal with on a basis?

Sometimes, I come home from a long, boring day from school or a fun, short day with my

friends only to realize that I get to feel unsafe right at home.

I fail a class, I have a chance of getting my ass beat.

I disrespect people, people become snitches, teachers resort everything to my mom, I have

a chance of getting my ass beat.

The worst part about it is that people don't even believe when I say that if I simply did

something wrong, something really bad could happen to me.

Whether I get beat up, or end up rehab, jail, whether if I lose all of my privileges, whether

if my life gets threatened, I still end up to be the kind person that I am today.

It sucks, dude.

I go to school the next day.

I haven't been this upset since I've got sent to the hospital because of my mom.

I didn't tell my friends anything of the sort at the time.

I just wanted to get through my school day and go home.

I then realize that I'm failing one of my classes, and my mom had probably got an email

about it the same day.

I figured after what happened, my mom would get even more pissed if she find out about

another thing about me she doesn't like, such as a fucking grade.

So, instead of wanting to deal with her again, I had thought about running away from home.

I got home after school, and I decided to look for the weed my mom took.

I didn't think I was going to find it at all, but I ended up finding it under my mom's

pillow along with my phone and charger.

I found it a little suspicious that she had it under her pillow, but that was one of the

very least of my worries.

As soon as I found my stuff, I packed up, and left my house for good.

I walked to the school.

I was hitting up friends on Snapchat, asking them if they wanted to hang and smoke some

weed.

I also asked if I could spend Thanksgiving break at their house, because I needed a place

to sleep, and I was not about to risk going home to my mom again.

Only one friend said that I could stay for the break, but he wanted it to be my last

resort.

As I got ready to leave to walk to his crib, two of my friends approached me, asking me

what I'm doing here.

I basically told them that I was kicked out of the house, and asked them if they wanted

to hang and smoke with me.

As soon as I mentioned weed, us three just decided to dart for the front doors.

We got outside, and turns out that they were actually with three other people in a car.

The car was full, but since my friends wanted me to hang out with them, they just had to

made room.

It wasn't the most comfortable, but I mean, we made space.

One of the people in car had to lay across everybody in the backseat.

Later on in the evening, we went to that girl's house to get the bowl, we started packing,

and turns out, I had enough weed to get everybody in the car, including myself, stoned.

There was also alcohol in the car.

Me and the girl that had to lay across us in the backseat were the only ones who didn't

drink.

Everyone else did.

The girl was going to be the driver after everyone else had drunk.

Around 6 p.m., we all went to Walmart.

Most of the folks I was with were very crossfaded.

They were stumbling on their footsteps.

They couldn't even speak a full sentence.

One of the girls almost fell on me.

I had to help her get back in balance.

We wandered around Walmart for a straight hour.

We couldn't buy anything, because we were all broke.

After that, we leave to go to some trails.

It was pretty far from our area, but we did it anyway.

Eventually, people had to go home.

People starting getting dropped off at their house, and I got to stay with a couple of

people in the car.

I chilled with them for a couple of hours longer.

We met up with another friend, and she smoked us all up with keef.

Keef is a substance made up of THC crystals, which could easily come off of a bud.

It's basically the Cheetos dust that gets left behind on your fingers after finishing

a bag of chips, but in this case, it's with weed.

It's a lot stronger than weed itself, so you can imagine I get really high that night.

Around 9 p.m., they finally gave me a ride to the place I could sleep at.

They all had to go home anyways, so they might as well drop me off first.

I texted the guy that invited me to his house to make sure I could stay there, and sure

enough, I could.

So, I got out of the car, and met up with him.

We're going to call him John.

I enter his house with my stuff, and I fell asleep on the floor an hour later.

I woke up the next morning.

I still had weed leftover from the night prior.

That put a smile on my face that morning.

I like never wake up happy.

Anyways, me and John had a wake and bake session in his garage.

After that, we both sat at the house doing nothing but sitting on our electronics, and

occasionally eating.

I did that for three days straight.

That was the most boring three days I've ever been through in a long time.

On Saturday, I finally wanted to get out of the house.

I asked John if he wanted to join me, but all he wanted to do was chill inside the crib.

So, I left.

I walked all the way to the school, and started hitting up some folks.

I ended up chilling with a couple of girls in an elevator at a train station.

Inside the elevator was warm.

Outside of it wasn't.

I chilled with them for a couple hours, and then I went back to John's.

On Sunday, I spent the whole day at the crib.

John's little sister was asking me when I was going to come back, and I said I don't

know.

That made me feel some type of way for some reason.

Later on that night, another girl, we'll call her Ivy, she wanted to come over to John's

just to chill.

She didn't want to be home due to some things with his family, and I knew exactly how she

felt.

Her drunk dad decided to drive her over.

I don't know why.

He just did.

When me and John approached him, he remembered me coming over to his house a few weeks prior.

He asked me if I remembered that conversation we had.

In that conversation, he was basically explaining to me that Ivy is her daughter, and that we're

going to have problems if I choose to do anything sexual to her.

I didn't even want to do anything but chill with her, so we were on the same page.

Around 7 p.m., we were all in the basement with nothing to do.

John told me that he could give me and Ivy a ride to a Subway restaurant that wasn't

so close to my house.

To walk from John's to the area me and Ivy live at was an hour and 15 minutes.

Being dropped off at Subway was only going to cut off a half-hour worth of walking.

The reason why John didn't want to drop us off at our house was, first of all, he

didn't have a driver's license, second, there was no rearview mirror, and third, one

of the tires wasn't exactly screwed in tightly, so if we were to use that car, we'd risk

having one of the tires falling off.

But we still wanted a ride, because walking over an hour sounds pretty bad to me on a

cold Sunday night.

Around 9 p.m., his mom leaves with the car we were going to take, which left us with

the truck that was in front of it.

John's parents always leaves the keys to any car by the front door.

So, we left with the truck.

The truck did have everything it needed.

When we got into the truck, John was bragging about how easy it is to drive.

I'm not going to lie.

Driving is pretty easy, but I didn't take his word for it, because right after he said

that, he ended up putting too much pressure into the acceleration, causing the tires to

leave skid marks on his driveway.

Good luck trying to get rid of that, John.

The truck didn't have air conditioning, so I was shivering the whole ride.

It was like 25 degrees outside at the time.

As we were driving on a back road, I noticed that we were going at 15 miles per hour.

John wanted to go extra slow, because better safe than sorry.

Eventually, we got to Subway.

Me and Ivy begged John to bring us closer to our area, because we did not want to walk

for 45 minutes.

At first, he didn't want to, because he was afraid of the cops being out, and pulling

us over, even though it was like 9:30.

But, luckily, he changed his mind.

Here's where we got into a little bit of a pickle here.

The truck was in shit condition.

The truck couldn't go faster than 40 miles per hour for its life.

In order to get to our area from where we were, we had to cross a river, and the road

that led directly across it had a speed limit of 55 miles per hour.

You see where this is going?

John decided to wing it, and we were all hoping that cars didn't quickly approach us from

behind.

There was little to no cars out, which was pretty odd considering that it was only 9:30

p.m.

We took the first exit off of the highway, so we don't have to struggle going so fast.

We took back roads to my neighborhood.

He dropped us off, and he went home, while me and Ivy went walking.

We stopped at a park.

I couldn't go to her house, and she couldn't come to mine.

We chilled at the park for a few minutes, and then she had to go home.

I got home at around 10:30.

I tried to sneak in, but my mom had locked all of the windows.

I tried knocking on the door, and nobody answered.

I even tried to wake up my little brother by knocking on his window.

Bro, he was dead asleep.

At around 11, I decided to text John to see if he can pick me up, because I just couldn't

get in the house.

Turns out, he couldn't pick me up, because the truck ran out of gas, so I had to walk

there.

I told him I will, and then I still tried to get in the house.

I hopped the fence several times.

I had to use my bare hands to propel myself over the fence, and the top of it had little

spikes of wood.

So, my hands were in severe pain.

At 11:30, I gave up trying to get into the house.

As I left my street, I check my sweatshirt pocket only to find out that my phone wasn't

there.

I had left it at the house.

I wanted to turn around and get it, but my mom had just got home from work right as I

left, and I didn't want her to see or hear me.

So, I scrapped that idea and started walking to John's.

Around midnight, I officially gave up on walking to John's, because at that point, my entire

body was starting to freeze up, and I still had another hour to go.

So, I went to one of my other friend's house who lived down the street.

It was a pretty sketchy idea, considering that his parents would probably get involved,

but I didn't care about that at all.

All I cared about at the time was me being able to sleep under a roof.

So, I went to his house.

His dad answered.

I told him that I got home, the door was locked, and she doesn't come back home until 3 a.m.

He believed it, but he wanted to talk to my mom.

I had to come up with a number that was out of service, because I didn't want him to

actually call my mom.

So, I gave him my house phone number, because I knew it was expired.

He asked me if I had my phone.

I just told him that my data was out.

I was able to sleep with my friend.

I got like six in a half hours of sleep in.

I woke up later than usual.

My friend and I just woke up, grabbed our bags, and started walking to the school, since

it was just down the street.

I didn't have any of my school supplies.

I left it all home.

I went to school with a laptop, tablet, my phone, and a few chargers.

Around 9:30 a.m., I was in U.S. History class studying for my final.

My teacher then calls me up to the front desk.

He tells me that I have a pass to go down to my counselor's office.

I immediately knew what it was for.

So, I gathered my stuff, left the classroom, and went to the office.

I gave the front lady the pass, the lady told me that they were waiting for me in my counselor's

office, and I walk towards there.

I open the door, and I find my school counselor and a police officer.

Life just keeps getting better, man.

So, I sat down.

The cop's looking at me like he's about to do something.

My counselor told me that I've been missing for five days, and she asked me why.

I don't know what my mom told her or the police about what's been going on between

me and her, which is bad for me, because I don't want to make it sound like I'm a

liar.

So, I told them that me and my mom got into this argument, I got mad, and I ran away.

I didn't tell them about what my mom did, because as ironic as this may sound, I don't

want her to go to jail.

My mother is my only parent or guardian-like figure in my life at this point.

She goes to jail, then I can't get a car or driver's license until I'm old enough to get

it myself, considering that my dad isn't reliable.

I lose all of my privileges at home, and I'll probably be a goner, meaning the child services

will put me in a foster home where no one will hear from me in years.

Just a few reasons as to why I don't inform the police about shit.

So, basically, I got told that I should go home right after school, and that people my

age and younger are currently doing time in jail for things that I've done, which was

just running away from home a lot.

They didn't mention anything about drugs, which is a good thing.

After school, I went home.

My mom wasn't home, meaning I got to just relax.

I also went to bed early.

A few days later, my mom talked to me about weed.

She told me that I should quit, because I'm a "child of God", which just goes for show

on how much of a Christian she is, and she don't want me to end up becoming a crack

or heroin addict, because apparently, weed triggers people into doing hardcore drugs

for a better high.

She also told me that I probably need mental counseling or rehab to get rid of the "horrific

marijuana addiction" I have.

I told her that's not how it works at all.

Of course, my mom didn't believe a single word I said, since she thinks weed has already

gotten me brainwashed.

She also wanted me to take a drug test, but she didn't do it.

I'm still waiting for her to do one up to this day.

The moral of this story is: Don't get caught smoking weed by people who think weed is bad.

Personally, I don't see a single issue with smoking weed.

It helped me as a person.

Not saying it'll do the same for you, but the drug won't do anything to you long term.

Don't do any other drugs, stay in school, get good grades, and keep watching my YouTube

videos.

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