October 8th 2009
So today was the day we've all been working for. I feel so proud to be apart of task force and know all these new people who want to fight for the same cause as me. Looking back now, I wish I did more in the first two years of my high school experience. I got close with teachers, made new friends, and lived life a little bit more. Today at intervention it made me so happy to see all these faces willing to help make a change. My mom and I talk about everything, so when I came home to tell her all about it, I could tell she was proud. Yes she told me good, now keep your grades up, but she's proud of me at this moment, and that's all I care about. I asked my mom to wear my Taylor braclet today, and she asked me why, and I told her that I want people to know that me and you are close, and I know you'll always be able to call if I ever need it. and when I said I was going to bed she said..."one person can make a difference." and I walked upstairs and said, "and it might just start a chain reaction"

live for today because yesterdays gone and tomorrows never promised