Awful Parents at Target Spotted!

So, today while I was working, there was this lady, she was super ghetto, and she came in with her 12 kids and her sister, and they were all barefoot and screaming and running around and tearing clothes off the racks and she was completely ignoring them. ...The oldest was like, 200 pounds and she was like 12 years old, and she was riding around in one of the Target vehicles that handicapped people are supposed to use.

And I was wheeling around my clothes rack trying to put clothes away and a bunch of her kids came running at me and starting shaking and climbing on my rack while I WAS STILL MOVING IT!

So I told them to get off, and I said it nicely, and she comes over and says "EXCUSE ME who do you think you are talking to my kids like that?!" And I ignored her and kept working, then she says to her sister "That bitch has some nerve who the fuck does she think she is?" and I kept ignoring her, and I should have called security because 1) her kids were not wearing shoes and at least one of them had no shirt on 2) they were being completely unruly and destroying the clothes racks 3) she got in my face for absolutely no reason.

But I left her alone, and her fat little kid in the vehicle starts following me around EVERYWHERE just being obnoxious, and after about 15 minutes she eventually went the fuck away. And later her sister comes up to me and says I shouldn't listen to her sister, because she just had a miscarriage.

I'm like wtf does that have to do with her being a horrible parent and an ignorant bitch? She already has 12 fucking kids she can't take care of, does she really need more?

Ugh. I just can't believe how these people can be such awful fucking parents and get away with it. Her and her barefoot little demons shouldn't even have been allowed in the store! GAH!

I love my job. I just hate people in this country.
That woman... I was actually debating punching her and her fat daughter in the face. Losing my job and going to jail might have been worth it.

Meh.

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Every time I hear about the new and FINAL Harry Potter movie(s), I get chills. Mostly, because the 7th book was my favorite, and it just brought out so much emotion from everyone who read it. I won't give anything away of course, because I'm sure there are still people who haven't read it who plan to before part 1 of the movie is released but... I know it will have an incredible impact on me, for sure.

The first of the Harry Potter series came out when I was 11 years old, in the sixth grade. The same age as young Harry Potter. I read the first book in my English class, and every year after that while I was in middle school, when a new book was released, we would read it in class. Obviously not in high school.

The series was made for my generation, kids MY age. I could relate to the characters in the story, they became a big part of my life, and they still are. I've read ever book and seen every movie half a dozen times, I even did some hardcore nerdy fan fictions back in the day.

With the release of the final movie(s) just on the horizon I find myself... feeling emotional about the series officially coming to an end. The seventh book was released back in 2007, but that doesn't mean it was over then. The movies added a whole new level, a whole new depth to this already incredible series, allowing myself and my fellow fanatics to feel more... like we were a part of that world.

And now its ending.

Sure, J.K. will probably come out with other books, but could they ever possibly compare? Never.

I don't know... every trailer I see for the new movie, it just... sends a range of insane emotions through me.

Excitement.
Sadness.
Anger.
Sorrow.

I know what to expect, but I don't know how it will impact me once I see it on the big screen. I know I'll cry like a child, haha.

=)
Well, good night.

J

Birthday!

Happy 21st birthday, Colby.
I love you with all my heart and soul.

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