[Lucid:]

my dad thought I needed the high school experience, but he was a football player and was popular. my mom understood my frustrations with school and let me do running start.

[Airina]

My dad was valedictorian and my mom just had her horses and music during high school. Neither really understood what I went through during high school or the move to Washington.

[Lucid:]

your dad? valedictorian? I am having trouble imagining that, honestly. XD

[Airina]

Well with a graduating class of a grand total of 40 people. at most. plus they weighted grades and he had been taking "college" level math classes since his sophomore year.

[Lucid:]

wow, only 40? now that suddenly makes sense.

[Airina]

he grew up on a nut farm in a tiny town that nobody knows where it is in Northern california. Over half of his class dropped out his senior year.

[Lucid:]

>.< sounds awful. I would hate to live in the middle of nowhere!

[Airina]

It's a cute little town! And he loved it!

[Lucid:]

I'm such a city girl. I don't really appreciate the "cuteness" of small towns. it's good that he liked it though.

[Airina]

I love little towns!!! They are so quaint and wonderful! And you know everyone!

[Lucid:]

the fewer people there are, the less likely I find someone I really click with. I love my cities. I don't have anything against people who love small towns, but they're just not for me.

[Airina]

Okay so we can still be friends? And I just find it easier to communicate in smaller settings.

[Lucid:]

hahaha, yes, of course we can still be friends! <3 I just like to live in cities is all. Provo drives me crazy because there's nothing here.

[Airina]

Seriously?? There's so much more to do here than Sammamy!

[Lucid:]

well, in Provo itself there's more to do than Sammamish or Maple Valley, but in the surrounding areas of general Utah-dom compared to the surrounding areas of Seattle/Bellevue, there's a ton more interesting things back home.

[Airina]

I don't think so... Oh well.