Post by IMOGEN ELIZABETH GREEN on Feb 10, 2012 16:35:45 GMT -5
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you got your head in the clouds,
Urgh.
With a sigh, Imogen eyed her the untouched salad in her hands. She wasn't hungry, she wasn't eating a lot lately. Her mother had made it for her this morning which struck her as strange; as much as she loved her mother, she wasn't the type to make lunch. She was usually swanning around in her paint splattered shirts, forgetting her own name due to her spacey nature. She must have gotten her smarts from her dad.
The day was nice enough. A warm breeze ruffled her long, loose waves, catching the flowing fabric of her yellow pussybow blouse as she crossed her long, bare legs at the knee. Students were milling around her, chatting incessantly about their stupid teenage problems. For the past ten minutes that she she'd been seated at a table, she'd heard that a brunette didn't have a date to a moronic party, someone had failed their last English test, another didn't know what to wear to prom. Prom? When was that? In like six to eight months or something silly? One thing was sure, Imogen wasn't going. It was everything she hated about life, all in the one place. It was a popularity contest and a contest she wouldn't win.
Looking down dolefully, the artist gently poked at a cherry tomato with her fork, watching it roll over a slice of lettuce and stop as it hit a slice of cucumber. On the floor next to her was her school satchel, overflowing with textbooks and homework. In her last class, History, she'd stayed behind and requested extra homework from Mr. Reid, just so she'd be forced to stay home this weekend and complete it so she wouldn't be tempted to attend yet another party. Everyone was talking about her. Oh, not to her face but she knew they were. There were whispers as she walked past, stares in the hall as she went to her locker, hushed conversations behind the backs of hands. With a groan, Imogen pushed her salad aside on her unoccupied table away and out of her reach.
Luke Moreau was far more trouble than he was worth.
Suddenly she'd become notorious and she didn't know why. In fact, she'd must prefer if everyone ignored her again. Was it worse for Luke? She'd imagine they'd ask what he was doing with her, why they were hanging out, if he was sleeping with her. The thought suddenly hit her and she groaned. Pitching forward, Imogen's forehead hit the table with a dull thud! that echoed around the Quad. Yup. Her life was over.
With a sigh, Imogen eyed her the untouched salad in her hands. She wasn't hungry, she wasn't eating a lot lately. Her mother had made it for her this morning which struck her as strange; as much as she loved her mother, she wasn't the type to make lunch. She was usually swanning around in her paint splattered shirts, forgetting her own name due to her spacey nature. She must have gotten her smarts from her dad.
The day was nice enough. A warm breeze ruffled her long, loose waves, catching the flowing fabric of her yellow pussybow blouse as she crossed her long, bare legs at the knee. Students were milling around her, chatting incessantly about their stupid teenage problems. For the past ten minutes that she she'd been seated at a table, she'd heard that a brunette didn't have a date to a moronic party, someone had failed their last English test, another didn't know what to wear to prom. Prom? When was that? In like six to eight months or something silly? One thing was sure, Imogen wasn't going. It was everything she hated about life, all in the one place. It was a popularity contest and a contest she wouldn't win.
Looking down dolefully, the artist gently poked at a cherry tomato with her fork, watching it roll over a slice of lettuce and stop as it hit a slice of cucumber. On the floor next to her was her school satchel, overflowing with textbooks and homework. In her last class, History, she'd stayed behind and requested extra homework from Mr. Reid, just so she'd be forced to stay home this weekend and complete it so she wouldn't be tempted to attend yet another party. Everyone was talking about her. Oh, not to her face but she knew they were. There were whispers as she walked past, stares in the hall as she went to her locker, hushed conversations behind the backs of hands. With a groan, Imogen pushed her salad aside on her unoccupied table away and out of her reach.
Luke Moreau was far more trouble than he was worth.
Suddenly she'd become notorious and she didn't know why. In fact, she'd must prefer if everyone ignored her again. Was it worse for Luke? She'd imagine they'd ask what he was doing with her, why they were hanging out, if he was sleeping with her. The thought suddenly hit her and she groaned. Pitching forward, Imogen's forehead hit the table with a dull thud! that echoed around the Quad. Yup. Her life was over.
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