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by Jen Gillis, Age 15


Hi. Summer is here and as a member of the young generation that will one day lead this country, I am very concerned about people who don't use deodorant or who leave babies in locked cars during the summer when it's like really hot outside.

First of all, even though I'm not a parent myself, I know a little bit about parenting because my ex-friend Haley Farber was secretly pregnant last summer and I was the only one she told. I bought her some parenting books during the "secret Santa" gift exchange for everyone on the homecoming committee. For some reason she got all angry and in my face and told me she had a secret abortion anyway. But before I gave her the books I happened to read the back cover and looked at some of the pictures, which were educational even though they were totally gross.

Anyway, one of the first things a parent should know is that it's really hot inside a car during the summer and no matter how much you want to go shopping at the mall, you should take the babies inside with you even though you might not want any of the cute guys in the mall to know that you have a baby. If there's a REALLY hot guy in the mall and you have no other choice, you should at least crack the window or teach your baby how to work the locks so you don't have to worry as much. Having a child is an important responsibility and if you're not married, you really should only date boys who will love you even though you have stretch marks and and are all used and tainted and none of the girls in class will talk to you.

There are lots of other important tips that you should keep in mind during the hot summer months that don't really have anything to do with babies.

First, wear lots of deodorant because there is nothing more disgusting than a smelly boy or girl. My ex-boyfriend Brian Lemming is a great guy and I hope we can be be platonic friends someday when he stops having wet dreams about me and telling Andrea Shultzman about them because she always tells me everything. Anyway, as a platonic friend, I would feel comfortable telling Brian Lemming that we might still be going out if he used deodorant or I didn't hear the rumor that he has skid marks in his underwear.

During the summer months, it is very, very important to shower every day and not every three or four days like Brian Lemming. Fortunately, these are things that people can easily fix, unlike Brian Lemming's very small penis which is sort of permanent.

Also, don't forget to drink lots of water during the summer because it prevents dehydration. It's even more important for really sweaty people who happen to be overweight like Tonya Briggs who sweats a lot more than the average girl because of all those fat rolls, which tend to lock in all the sweat unlike normal people who don't look like they just took a shower when they walk up a flight of stairs.

Other than that, summer is for fun and hanging out at the beach and shopping at the mall without worrying about a baby you forgot in the car. So please, if you don't have a baby right now, think about this very carefully before you become the school skank and then always have to remember where you leave the baby.

All I am saying is give peace a chance.

Jen Gillis
Sophomore, Camden High School
P.S. GO CAMDEN CHIEFS!



 

Jen Gillis feels strongly against leaving babies in locked cars while shopping.


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