Who is that standing in front of me? Yes, that is correct. Only the most famous actress in the news these days, Ashley Johnson AKA Chrissy Seaver from Growing Pains. She was working right next to us on the house! I almost got to stand next to her, but there was this really rude girl (wearing the Yale hat) that elbowed her way to the front to claim the spot. I think she thinks she's better than everyone else just because she went to Yale, but I'm not sure.
This is what happens when you smash your thumb with a hammer. Now that you know, you can all stop experimenting.
4 comments:
what kind of crazy revisionist history is this?! i didn't elbow my way to the front!! the dood standing there turned around and offered me his spot for the photo!! propaganda lies!!!
but yeah, i'm definitely better than you cuz i went to yale.
Woah, wanna know what's crazy? I actually recognized her in the photo! I mean if I didn't know there was gonna be a celebrity in the picture, I would have just identified her as "the white girl" in the pic, but since you pointed out the girl in front of you, I stared at her for a minute and thought to myself, "That looks like Ashley Johnson." I swear! She also played Mel Gibson's daughter in What Women Want, and she looked a little chubby in that movie, but looks pretty slim in your pic (not that there's anything wrong with being chubby, mind you). How old is she now? Around your age I guess? I love when celebrities do good things. I don't care that you do. :P Actually, I'm very proud of you, little bro.
P.S. Good to know what Minjuice looks like.
Yeah, mj was the one that recognized her. Ashley was the only one wearing makeup. I don't think she wanted to be recognized either cuz another friend was talking to her and asked her who she was and how she got involved with habitat, and she just said she was with her friend (the Indian girl next to her).
it's strange that makeup would be the thing noticed about a person. if the group was predominantly white, then the asians not wearing makeup would be the minority
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