The season premiere of "Hogan Knows Best" aired earlier today on VH1. I didn't want to watch it at first because it was frustrating watching Brooke going through alot of the crap she did with her parents(particurally her dad) in the last season. But I did, and I liked it and thought it had a good ending. It's been making me consider asking mom if I could start on birth control pills myself. I know she'll most likely freak out and say no. Not because she's worried about me becoming sexually active, because she knows very well that I don't intend to, but because I get the feeling she just doesn't want me taking un-needed pills/medication daily, period. That's the main reason why I'm having trouble getting up enough balls to at least ask her. Another reason is because I know dad will somehow find out about it and get his panties in a bunch over the whole thing. Are there too many reasons why it would just be a waste of time?? Maybe I should wait until I'm 17, when I would feel more comfortable talking about it. 16 to most people is still just a kid.
While still on the subject of birth control pills, I've been snooping around in Mom's stuff to see if she still has hers from before she had her hysterectomy. It's pretty likely she doesn't, but I can still make sure. While doing this, I came across a small bottle of warming personal lubricant in one of her empty purses, along with a few other questionable items. I know she hasn't used any of that shit. Probably just something Haley gave her.
Mom wanted to go to Dollar Tree today, since we weren't going out to eat this afternoon, but I realised I needed new makeup and asked if we could go to CVS instead. We did, dropping Zach off at Nie-nie's. Why is foundation makeup as expensive as it is??? Not to be cheap, but $10 - $12 for a small bottle of makeup?? Yeah, it lasts a long time for one person, but so does a good bottle of shampoo, which you can get for half that price. Kinda retarded, IMO. I didn't want Mom to spend alot of money, so I was trying to find something that I would like but not at some outragous price. Mom gets a sales paper and says there's a "buy one get one 50% off" offer for the Covergirl makeup, so I decide to get a foundation and lipgloss, but we get at the checkout counter and the cashier shows us the offer doesn't count towards those two items together. So, to make a long story short, we end up buying the foundation and lipgloss at full price. The whole fiasco could have been avoided if mom had read the damn sale paper correctly. I was so irritated I went to the magazine section when mom checked out, AND THEN she carelessly attempts to leave the store without me, putting me in an even more irritated mood.
It's probably a good thing I didn't tell her I needed a box of tampons because then we would have gone into same negotiations over which ones to buy. Now I have to wait until she next time she goes to the grocery store.
Thank everything-that-is-holy that I'm on Spring Break for the next 7 days. School was taking a little bit of a toll.