Stupid Drama

wow I cannot believe what happened today.  So I wrote this note to this "friend" that said "oh great, we have ________ for 2 hrs!" and the teacher that it was written about found the note in a desk.  So the "friend" I passed it to was asked who wrote it, and they ratted out on me!  I mean, I was so pissed because I already this morning was kinda annoyed that I couldn't close the window when it was raining (the teacher saw me "roll my eyes") .  The teacher is a little emotionally unstable and cries when someone says a "rude comment" and stuff like that.  So she had to make a big scene out of it and talked to me in the hall.  Other people write notes about her and don't have to do that!  So after she told the other teacher about it, and most likely exaggerated the whole thing, so the other teacher talked to me too.  I'm like, what the heck!!  Just let it go, everyone hates the teacher that said it anyway, and teachers shouldn't be an emotional wreck because of a note.  So I had to go through all that stupid drama because of a note.  So not I'm kinda mad at this "friend" for telling on me, because i didn't need the extra drama.  And the person could have just said "I don't know who wrote it." when the teacher asks.  They give me this crap about being honest and that they would tell on anyone that wrote that (btw, they didn't say they would tell on friends, so i guess they hate me for some stupid reason), and I'm like bull crap.  So I really don't know the REAL reason why they told on me, and if their reading this now, there is no reason to be mad because I didn't say your name or anything.  I have every right to be mad right now.
I don't even know if I can trust this person anymore.  I'm just going to avoid this person because I'm not going to hang around people that will rat me out in a situation like that.  Personally, I think friendship over rules lying.  So I'm just tired of this stupid drama.  Its soooooooooo annoying.  Even at home there is drama.  My little brother just came home and is now screaming and crying.  He's 7.  And it's all about the way he is treating his little brother and how he gets in trouble at school.  He really needs to learn how to act his age.  Just as tattle-tailing is usually over by 2nd grade.  Well, I guess not for everyone.  At least I'm venting this out now so I won't hold a grudge later.  Because I'm mature enough to let go of the past and just move on.  What is said on this blog, stays on this blog.