Basically, there's this scene in this book where Nikki, the main character is recognised as a really good tattoo (fake ones, of course) artist and is asked by people all over her school to draw a tattoo on them.
This happened to me in real life! Maybe not as full scale as in Dork Diaries, but nevertheless, it still happened! In one of my recent posts, I showed you a henna design that I was going to do on my hand. Surprisingly, it didn't turn out that bad, and after I came to school, someone asked me if I could do the same design on their hands! I did it with sharpie because who carries around henna to school? In total, I've done this design on like 3 people so far, I wish some more people would ask me though. But still, it doesn't change the fact that I lived through a scene in dork diaries in real life! I also noticed that two other people were inspired by my design and decided to do something similar on their hands, which I thought was really cool!
Sadly, however, I don't think many people are going to ask me any more because a) I'm not social and b) some people think asking would be rude. Which is why I'm going to go to my friends and ask them if they want it done on their hands as well! If they so no I'll kill them!1!1 I'll maturely respect their decision and go on with eating my sandwich.
Anyway, today we had vaccinations OUT OF NOWHERE and I wasn't even prepared so I was just like, "What...?" Followed by, "You're joking...right?" So I spent a portion of my time in school preparing for and then actually getting a needle stabbed into my arm. Fun times.
Seriously though, I hate how the nurses tell you they're about to stick the needle in your arm, like they think we assumed that the needle was for drawing with or whatever, like I know that I'm going to be stabbed with that, okay?? You don't need to tell me tHE EXACT SECOND OKAY??
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