Friday, July 30, 2010

Questions About Commenting

Whenever I try to comment I have to do the little thing where you type something like 'klhrc' for the comment to get published...
Do you guys have to, too?

YAY!

I GOT MY FULL SIZED VIOLIN!!!!!!!!!!! YYAAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!!!!

HUGE-R SAVINGS!!

So... we went back to the store again today and we bought like $107 worth but saved $347...

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

AWESOME!!!!!!!

TOBYMAC, Michael W. Smith, Max Lucado, and someone else ARE COMING TO AUSTIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Monday, July 26, 2010

HUGE Savings!

Yesterday I had to go with my mom to shop (cause there was a sale) and we got two satin bedsheets (one for me! Yay!), two pairs of shoes (one Converse brand for Ch1k3n and one Nike for me), two shirt-and-tie sets (black shirt with silver tie and purple shirt with purple striped tie for Ch1k3n) and maybe some other stuff...
I know Ch1k3n REALLY likes his stuff even though he tried to not show it... When I went down to get his shoes, I came back and the black shirt set was opened. :) :)
And so now I will stop talking about Ch1k3n's happiness and get to the point.
We spend- $100+. (I'm not quite sure the number.)
We saved-


$245.82

Saturday, July 24, 2010

School Supply

PLEASE can someone email me how to get to the school supply list?

Friday, July 23, 2010

Confuzzlsion...

So I called Hail to find an email address to reach her by and... so she answered.
"Hello?" she answers.
"Hi. Okay, before my cat leaves, want to hear her meow?"
"You got a cat?"
"Yeah, I've... had one ever since second grade... Remember??"
"Maybe..."
"Jestar got a cat."
"Jestar? Who's Jestar?"
"Um... Jestar... in our grade... not coming back to the Woods of Brent next year."
"Huh? Our grade? Are you talking about... Wait, no... Your school or my school?"
By now I am utterly confuzed.
"Um, Hail, I think you're confuzed."
"What? Hail? ***-----something about Hail and Noelle-------***"
"Wait, wait, wait. What. Is. Your. Name."

So in the end I find out that I was talking to Hail when I was talking to her sister. And her sister thought that I was her friend Noelle...

Where's Skandar?

SKANDAR WHY AREN'T YOU POSTING??

Re: ...:(...

I didn't.
He woke up at 8:30.
And I think I did, too.
Cause I fell asleep at 1:00.

Thursday, July 22, 2010

... :( ...

Tomorrow I will wake up at 6:00 a.m. to help Ch1k3n wash the car.

Distracted Driving

You know how we're always told by safely people to not have distractions while we drive?
But just today we were driving along the road and came to an intersection.
There was a guy in a car who stopped way before a stop sign.
He was eating hamburger.
We were about to go when he started again but stopped again at the stop light.
We stopped.
He ate.
We waited.
He ate.
We finally went.
He was a POLICE.

Tuesday, July 20, 2010

tobyMac

In case you guys don't know yet, tobyMac is awesome.
Just saying.
*bows and steps off stage*

Ch1k3n Likes Family Matters

Ch1k3n is watching Family Matters.
Steve is so wierd.

Comment

Comment on this. Please. Just... comment. I want to see how many people visit this and how many times and... yeah.
In fact, COMMENT EVERY TIME YOU SEE THIS!
Thank you.

Monday, July 19, 2010

CAMP

I had flute camp today.
There was a very strange teacher, Mrs. Keen.
So the first thing she made us do was stand in a circle.
Swing our hands around and huff and puff.
Then on the third swing we say, "AHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!"

She was the only one doing it.
"Feel FREEEEEEE!!!!"

W-o-w. Strangest teacher yet.

Restaurant

So today we went to a restaurant for lunch with Thai-tye and Erca.
We ate... it was a buffet... and it was salty... AND Erca and I laughed... a lot... probably ten minutes... VERY hard to breathe when you're laughing that hard.
And our waiter was awesome. His name was Jose and he asked Ch1k3n, "Wassat?" and pointed to Ch1k3n's water.
"Um... water."
"Okay." *leaves* *comes back with a pitcher of water*
"Want refeel?"
"Um, okay."
"Onnet." *pours glass*
"Um... Thank you."
"You gottet, man." *leaves*
And then came dessert.
They had a chocolate fountain.
YAY!!!!!!!!
So Thai-tye's teacher we met there dared him to dip his buffalo wing chicken into the chocolate.
And he did.
And ate it.
All while the teacher took a video to post on Facebook.
Yay.
It was funny.
As for me, I had chocolate covered strawberries and chocolated covered fudge. If that makes sense. Which it doesn't. But anyway. Bye.

ICE CREAM!!!

So last night we had this little 'Olympics' thing for families of high schoolers where you go and compete and eat ice cream. The competitions were the Water Balloon Toss, Three-Legged Race, Watermelon Eating, and Football Accuracy.
My team got out on the first water balloon toss round and didn't win out heat of the three-legged race. That's all we did.
And let's just say that the Watermelon Eating Contest was... well... interesting. See, there's this intern called Roz. He has a sharp nose, a creepy look in his eyes (slightly bit wild), and looong hair down to about four inches down his shoulder. That day he wore a hairband that made him look very much like a girl, some soccer jersey, and knee-high socks. (Reminds me of SCOTT, Skandar! Haha.) And he's wild.
Extremely wild.
Not-a-good-example wild.
VVEEEEEEEEEEERYYYYYYYYY wild. You get the point.
Anyway, he gets this hunk of watermelon and he gets about three bites into it when he opens him mouth and begins whamming his face into the while thing.
BANG BANG BANG BANG he almost broke the table and got watermelon juice sloshed ALL over the table. And get this- he didn't EAT any of it. The remains of the poor 'watermelon' were left on the ground under where he sat. And his entire face was wet with juice and small particles of watermelon.
Then one of the middle school girls looked at him and said, "Um, you got a little... a lot..."
"No, I don't." Straight face.
"Um..."
"I got it all off."
"Okay, then..."
So then Roz goes off and wipes his face on the back of a poor little high schooler's shirt. And guess what- the wet spots looked like a little self-portrait of himself!
Yay.
Other than that nothing else happened.
Except I ate supper.
It was Ice Cream.
I must have eaten at least a quart.
Yay.
Yum.
Bye.

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Oops, Ch1k3n DOES Know Cats!

About the post on Ch1k3n not knowing cats...
It WAS a guy. Oops, my bad...

Friday, July 16, 2010

Post, Jestar...

Jestar, why aren't you posting?

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Where's Jestar?

JESTAR WHERE ARE YOU??

No Sense Starrz

Starrz has no sense at all. She just told me about her party tomorrow.
Nice move, cause as far as I know, I'm not invited.
But that's fine with me cause all her friends are little fourth graders... screaming, hyper, sugared up elves.

Monday, July 12, 2010

Ch1k3n Doesn't Know Cats

There's this cat that comes to our house every night so I decided to put up 'Found' posters cause it's obviously an indoor cat. (Declawed kitty.)
So I wrote a description and asked Ch1k3n what he thought of it.
Then I said, "Oh, yeah, it's female."
And he asks, "How do you know?"
SERIOUSLY??
So this person at my cousin's church's name is:
Justin Weaver.
Sounds like Justin Beiber, right?
And you know the whole 'Jessica Beaver' thing?
Well, his girlfriend's name IS Jessica.
So if they get married (they're probably 20 years old) someone will be Jessica Weaver. Wow.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

Acer is Desperate...



Acer, my cousin, is desperate for Nutella. (We had to tell him to put a shirt on for these. Right now he's shirtless and beating up CheesyFatcakes. Now he's done and CheesyFatcakes is laying on the ground going, "Pinky... oh, Pinky..." Pinky's the dog...)
So yeah here's the picture.

Despicable Me


Despicable Me is out... Who wants to see it?

Thursday, July 8, 2010

Racing the Hurricane

I lay awake in my bed at night, listening to the rain pounding on the roof. Hurricane Alex, first of the season, was coming in. I was in my cousin’s house in Port L, where many hurricanes have hit before. The thing that Port L was most famous for was when a hurricane came and stripped a dock in half. It still stands broken. I shake these thoughts out of my head and focus on falling back to sleep. As hard as I try, I can’t get the sound of the rain splashing against the window, growing louder, then falling to a crescendo until it starts back up/ I am not aware when I fall back into the darkness of sleep. “Hey, Elizabeth, want to go out to the park for lunch?”“Sure.”“Okay, um… Looks like the only thing that we can bring there is sandwiches… Is that all right?”“We’ve been having sandwiches forever, though!” We recently made a trip to my grandparent’s house, where they sent us home with at least three pounds of cold cut meat. “I know,” I return back to Elizabeth’s complain. “Well, that’s just going to be easiest. Fine if you don’t want to- that’s what I’m taking.” Elizabeth reluctantly agreed. I took out a slice of bread and the meat. I placed on it at least 10 pieces of turkey and folded it in half. Rayne, my older cousin, looked up from studying her Texas Government. “You’re eating that?” I take a look at my sandwich. “Yeah. Why?” “Oh… Okay, then. That’s HUGE!” I ignore her and stuff it into a sandwich bag, which I place in a backpack Elizabeth took out. “Hey, Elizabeth, should be bring Pinkie?” I look at her dog. “No, he’ll be safer here.” Soon, both of us are outside and riding to the park. “It’s raining,” Elizabeth commented. “I know. But it’s just left over from last night. It’ll be nothing.” As we reach the park the rain stops. We ride up the ramp and park our bikes on the soft dirt. Lunch is short. We eat under the play set on bars sprawled out of a metal pole, supposedly the ‘trunk’ of the tree house themed park. Then it begins to rain. “Let’s go up on the play set,” Elizabeth suggests. “You go up with our stuff and I get the bikes.” I first run down to throw away my drink that I finished. “Get out the umbrellas,” Elizabeth orders. I follow, taking the blue one out first. It doesn’t open completely. Elizabeth takes it and tries to open it. It doesn’t work. She takes out her orange one which works well. “Thanks for giving me the one that works,” I say sarcastically. “You’re welcome,” she returns before adding, “Well, this one’s mine, anyway.” I finally get it open. We sit up there until Elizabeth says, “Someone’s coming.”We stay quiet and casually hide our faces behind the umbrellas as a girl about the age of eight comes with a dog, calling it.“I think there’s going to be a thunderstorm soon,” I announce loudly to Elizabeth, hoping the girl would turn back.“You think?”“Yeah. We should really be turning back right now.”After a few seconds of silence Elizabeth says, “She’s gone.”I stand up and look. Yes, the owner, a girl with chestnut brown hair tied in thick, curlypiggy tails with navy blue ribbons, was headed back.By then the rain had stopped. We make our way down to our bikes and sit with our umbrellas covering the seats of our bikes and us at the same time. As we talk, the rain goes on and off. Soon, it began to pour. Hard. We watch as the rain slants at an angle almost horizontal “We should have gone five minutes ago,” Elizabeth says. I have no comment. Then she pulls out the phone and dials Rayne’s number. “Hey, Rayne… yeah, we’re stuck out here… it’s pouring…yeah… can you…” I motion for Elizabeth to hand me the phone. She does, whispering, “Don’t get it wet.” “Hi, Rayne… yeah, it’s, like, pouring out here… so we’re going to wait five, ten minutes to see if it gets any better. Okay, I’ll call if we need help. Thanks, bye.” I hand the phone back to Elizabeth and wait under my umbrella. My feet are getting soaked. Good thing I didn’t wear tennis shoes as earlier planned. I move my position so that my knees touch the ground. It gets me wet, but it’s better than aching muscles. My back is drenched. I glance over to see that Elizabeth has put up the phone. “I think it’s hurricane Alex. Maybe it’s the edge. The clouds are definitely connected.” I don’t think I comforted Elizabeth at all.” The rain suddenly stopped. “Let’s go… hurry!” I hold the umbrella with my teeth and try to shove the kickstand back up. It doesn’t work. Finally it gives in and I ride out into the grass. Just as we reach the road we rain pours hard on our umbrellas. An oversized raindrop plops on my nose. “Let’s go back under the play set!” Again, we wait, the rain pounding hard on our backs. I am soaked. Elizabeth pulls out the phone. “We need to call Rayne,” she says firmly. “Come on, if we ride back on our bikes it’ll be more of an adventure!” “We need her to pick us up, then we’ll come back to get our bikes later!” “They can be stolen!” I look at the silver and blue bike that looked relatively new. “You’re right.” “Seriously, we can get back ourselves. Elizabeth doesn’t answer. “Or she can come with towels and we can wait in the car,” “Yeah!” Elizabeth dials the number and hits ‘talk.’ “Hi? Rayne? Yeah, can you get some towels and come get us?” “But it’ll be more of an adventure if we go back ourselves!” I whisper. The rain stops. “Let’s go, let’s go!” I hastily shout. Elizabeth hangs up without saying another word. We roll our bikes out into the rain. Elizabeth stops and shouts, “Oww! You go on first!” I am in such a hurry that I blaze straight through the grass and onto the street. A truck is behind me, so I ride as close to the curb as possible. I splash through an enormous puddle. Dirt and water drench my feet and bottom of my shorts. I ride faster and squint as the truck zooms by. I glance behind me. “Elizabeth, are you all right?” I can barely hear her through the rain. She shouts something, and I see her pedaling behind me. “Any cars behind us?” “What?” I give up and decide to cross the road. As we turn the corner, I finally see the fun of the whole situation. “THIS IS AWESOME!” I scream. I don’t care if anyone hears me. “THIS IS AMAZING!” Winds sweeps against me and blows my umbrella back. I let go of one bike handle and hold the umbrella in place. It flips backward like a bowl. “Your umbrella is flipped back! It looks so funny!” Elizabeth laughs. “Oh, no! Mine flipped, too!” The wind abruptly switches directions and my hair catches on one of the metal hinges of the umbrella. Then it flips back around. Thanks, wind. “Just turn your umbrella around,” Elizabeth shouts, giggling. “I can’t! My hair is caught on it!” I scream as I aim my bike for another huge puddle. I don’t even care that I’m getting all wet. I mean, how many times is this going to come up in my life? I should live well with it! As the rain picks up speed, Elizabeth and I scream and laugh on the way back to her house. By the time we reached the door by the garage, we couldn’t have been more soaked. I attempt to close up my umbrella, which takes quite a while. Finally we enter and lay the bike against the wall. “Open up your umbrella and put it here,” Elizabeth said, gesturing toward the ground. Why did I even bother closing it? I lay the umbrella down and we race into the house. “That… was AMAZING!” We both exclaim. Rayne quickly sends us away with beach towels to dry off with. “Best experience of my life!” “Definitely!” The next day, Elizabeth and I gaze out the window. “Want to do it again?” “Let’s go for it!”

Sorry...

I haven't been able to be here FOREVER sorry cause I'm at my cousin's house... and the computers are usually hogged by Ch1k3n and CheesyFatcakes playing Trackmania or Solataire. :(

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Sorry...

Sorry I haven't been on here for a while... I couldn't get on easily with the computer I have been using. I'm at Elizabeth's house, by the way.
I wrote a story about... something... that happened here and I will post it sometime soon. I think.