🥹MY NEW BESTIESSSSSSSS🥹

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It’s me againnnnnnnnn 🤭

Anyways today Was awsommeeeeeeeee I get to choose who I get to work with for the rest of the year!!!!



It was a pretty easy decision though because when we like first started to film and blog I had already worked with Makayla and Fernando. NOWWWWWW I already kinda knew I was going to work with Makayla Wayla (Mayaklya) because she is an og since freshman year. And me and her are in JROTC together and we have really become amazing friends ever since I’ve known her. Now Fernando😒 is just annoying. I’m joking lol we love Fernanidito (Fernando). I just met him this year, but hes a really sweet and amazing guy. And he loves soccer and he’s a big weirdo, but thats good because hes actually really cool.

Anyways today we brainstormed on what our movies theme was going to be, and because I’m a very weird, crazy, spontaneous person we’re going to do a comedy type movie opener. And because Makayla and Fernando are seniors, and we all love the movie 21 Jump Street, we want to do a movie based on that. And we want to call it 1700 bass creek road, because our high schools address in on Bass Creek road. Yes I know its really dumb, and we asked around if people would watch a movie named that and they all said no, but who cares. I know I don’t. Because it’s going to be an amazing movie opener.

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