I spent time with one of my old friends yesterday and it was really fun. She was one of my best friends all through middle school and we kind of drifted a little sophomore year but that was because of stupid fights between the whole group of friends. The thing is I just learned that everybody except one person seems to want us to get together and talk. So the people that were in the room when it happened want everything to be back to normal again myself included.

I also know that 2 of the people that were involved get irritated when I write journals about this whole issue but sometimes it's better to vent and maybe get some advice on what to do and notice I am not using names so they really shouldn't get angry about this.

I talked to one of the "neutral party" and she now knows what "this side" is thinking. I also learned from her that despite what someone else said, the "other side" wants to talk and fix this just like "this side" wants to.

Nobody hates anybody. It's a lack of direct communication that's fudging everything up and causing misunderstandings. Meaning never ever talk to somebody who goes blabbing and twisting up what you say to the whole world it's just a royal pain in the ass.

And I know that everybody grew up a little from the sophomore year to junior year. And it'd be a great new school year thing if we were all the group of friends that we used to be.