Spent a fabulous evening with Caitlyn and Adam last night.  They picked me up and we drove out to the St. John's Town Center and shopped for about an hour.  I picked up the Firefly DVDs and Cait got Fruits Basket #s 9 and 10.  We both drooled over the Batman Begins Movie Guide, a lovely book full of full-color pics of Christian Bale and Cillian Murphy, and 3 shelves full of Star Wars books we have yet to read.

After shopping, we ate dinner at Don Pablo's.  My salad was lovely and the hot tortillas they brought us were awesome.  Sopapias were good too!  We went to my house to watch Firefly and got through the first episode.  I love that show.  I notice new things every time I watch it. 

We got out AP scores back yesterday.  Mine are as follows:

• AP Biology: 4
• AP English Language & Composition: 4
• AP US History: 5

I was pretty happy.  Had really wanted a 5 in English, but I knew I messed up the essays.

Caitlyn brought me a gorgeous crystal heart necklace from St. Augustine.  It's so pretty, pinks and oranges and yellows...

I think Mom's pretty pissed at me for not bringing her change.  She gave me a $50 sometime last week and kept saying we'd break it so we'd both have money, but when I told her I was going out, she told me to keep it.  Then, right before I left, I asked if I could spend it at the bookstore and she said yes, that I was a good girl who made good grades.  So I spent it, $40 for the DVDs (a 4-pack) and $10 for dinner.  I really hadn't intended on buying the DVDs, but I saw them and was overcome by desire.  Anyway, Mom woke me up around 7:00 this morning, asking for her change.  She seemed really mad when I told her I didn't have any.  And I know I shouldn't have spend the entire $50, but I don't regret doing what I did.  I can't help it; I just don't.  I plan on paying her back, but I have literally $.36 to my name now.  Nothing.  That moneyless feeling, that utter helplessness, is the worst thing I've ever felt, and I'm by no means immune to it, though I've felt it for most of my highschool years.  I have no income, nothing saved up; I live from hand-out to hand-out.  I just hope I get money for my birthday; then, I can pay her back.