Aw Hell.

A girl from my school died in a car wreck last Friday night. She was a sophomore just like me, I guess she got partially ejected from the truck and died on the scene. The wreck was caused by a deadly combination of street racing and a drunk driver. It was very unfortunate. Olivia was really popular, and somehow I didn't know her. I really wish I had. I went to her memorial/viewing yesterday and it was awful, a lot of people were crying and couldn't control themselves, and I don't blame them. It was an open casket, that was probably the biggest impact. But she looked so natural, and really beautiful too, like a porcelain doll. And I've never seen so many people just lining up at a service, this had a HUGE impact on our school, especially since we just had the "Every 15 Minutes" Program (see it here: http://www.every15minutes.com/). I guess the program wasn't enough. And you know what really gets me mad about this whole situation? There are people saying that they are happy that she is dead or that she deserved to die because she wasn't wearing her seat belt. GUESS WHAT KIDS, NO ONE DESERVES TO DIE! That's the end of your life, you can't comfort people on their loss because YOU ARE THE LOSS. ONCE YOU ARE DEAD YOU ARE DEAD, YOU CAN'T JUST MAGICALLY COME BACK TO LIFE. Oh dear now I can't get the bold to go off, darn. Ok there we go... Anyways, let's just get over all the stupid stupid stupid drama, because drama gets you nowhere in your life, it just creates trouble. It's always best to avoid that sort of thang anyways, it means you can function with people without causing problems, which is rare these days.

So anyways, lets just remember Olivia for who she was, a great girl who died much too young. As they say, only the good die young, which is both true and unfortunate.

R.I.P. Olivia "Lynn" Hyten
September 23, 1993- November 14, 2008
You will be missed dearly by all.