hello again! it’s time for a not-from-school no-real-time-constraints post!
happy anniversary, cherries!
FCM, I’m glad you’re feeling better. I have an entourage too! since winter started, my kitty and both dogs have become very clingy. My kitty because we’re each other’s favorite people, my dog because nobody else likes her or pays attention to her, and my mom’s dog because she’s just following my dog. I wake up every morning to at least one furry little face staring at me.
Zelie, you’re compensating very well for your lack of spacebar 
Anyway, my bit…
my bestest friend is about to have a baby. She’s great and I adore her, but she’s not the most responsible or grounded person in the world (not that I am. But she’s worse.)
Also, she’s seen my digs (I currently reside in a corner of the basement. I fixed it up, but it’s not a finished basement so it’s still kind of nasty and I have little privacy) and apparently told her parents.
So tonight, as her dad was driving me home, he proposed the following: After the baby is born, my friend will need some extra help and responsibility and since my basement abode kind of sucks and they have an extra room, it might be good to have me there at least for the first few months, and maybe through senior year.
Now… this would, of course, mean I’d be moving out of my house. Which sounds pretty good to me. And if I can continue to hold down a job along with school, dance, and taking care of the baby, I won’t be putting much of a financial strain on them.
My concerns are… do I want to play second-in-command mom while I’m in high school? If it ends up that my best friend and I can’t stand being together that much, would my parents take me back? who would be my legal guardian? What will happen to my dog? Will I have to switch jobs due to the fact that my current job is half a block away from my house, which makes it about twenty minutes away from my friend’s house (and I can’t drive yet)? What happens if my friend (who is seventeen) moves out with her boyfriend when she turns 18 and/or decides not to go to school her senior year? What if her parents decide that I’m more high-maintenance than they really want to deal with and I’m still just a kid and maybe not a nanny or as much as a stablizing influence as I may appear to be in front of them and kick me out?
and… lots more. But it does sound like a possibility.