Yesterday, G and I went on a sleep over, to my friend, L's house. Now, I know that some people think that 35 is too old for a sleep over, and that may be true, but last night G and I drove to L's house. L, who works for the government, has access to the Armed Forces Network, and I wanted to watch the Superbowl. I took Gabriel so that I would feel like I was watching the Superbowl and being a good father. We went to sleep about 9:30 or 10:00, then L. kicked me awake about 12:10. We went downstairs and sat in front of the tv. It took about fifteen minutes before my head stopped hurting and I could think. Then, I went up and woke up G. He came downstairs, and I think that it took about fifteen minutes before his head stopped hurting. We ate a bunch of cookies that were delicious (thanks, M.), and watched the first quarter. I think that we were all hoping that it would be a blowout so that we could go back to bed. But it wasn't, so we had steaks during half-time. Finally, around 4:00, we got back in bed and went to sleep.
About 6:30, L. woke me up with his banging around the house, and I got up, loaded everything in the car, then L. left at 6:40 to catch the ferry across the river and I carried/dragged G. to the car and drove back, in time to get home at 7:10, shower, and get to work by 7:30. Needless to say, this wasn't the most productive day that I've ever had at work.
Amber was subbing for a teacher that was out, so Gabriel stayed home for the day and slept until noon.
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Books I want to Read but haven't because they cost money and I don't have any.
1.) "Inheritance" by Christopher Paolini. We actually have this book, but I have always been scared to read it because it has 849 pages in it. I finally decided to read it though. I started 3 days ago and am on page 252.
2.) "The Mark of Athena" by Rick Riordan. Even if I had money I wouldn't be able to read this because it doesn't come out until October 2.
3.) "Matched" by Ally Condie. It is the first book in a trilogy about a utopia. In the book the main character Cassia has just reached the age where she will be told who to marry. When her match is also her best friend she is thrilled. Even though she already knows everything about her match she is still given a microchip that has all the information about her match that she needs to know. When she opens the microchip two people show up, her best friend and her neighbor.
4.) "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak is set during world war two and is narrated by death. And I don't know much else because I haven't read the book yet.
5.) "The Demigod Diaries" by Rick Riordan. I want to read it but can't because It doesn't come out till August 14. Which is the day before my school starts so I will have just enough time to read it.
1.) "Inheritance" by Christopher Paolini. We actually have this book, but I have always been scared to read it because it has 849 pages in it. I finally decided to read it though. I started 3 days ago and am on page 252.
2.) "The Mark of Athena" by Rick Riordan. Even if I had money I wouldn't be able to read this because it doesn't come out until October 2.
3.) "Matched" by Ally Condie. It is the first book in a trilogy about a utopia. In the book the main character Cassia has just reached the age where she will be told who to marry. When her match is also her best friend she is thrilled. Even though she already knows everything about her match she is still given a microchip that has all the information about her match that she needs to know. When she opens the microchip two people show up, her best friend and her neighbor.
4.) "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak is set during world war two and is narrated by death. And I don't know much else because I haven't read the book yet.
5.) "The Demigod Diaries" by Rick Riordan. I want to read it but can't because It doesn't come out till August 14. Which is the day before my school starts so I will have just enough time to read it.
6) "Wish You Were Eyre" by Heather Vogel Frederik. It is the last book in a series about a group of girls in a mother-daughter book club. They face the challenges of life and learn to overcome them with the help of their friends and families.
Places I want to visit:
1.) Beijing, China
2.) Antartica
3.) Budapest, Hungary
4.) Tokyo, Japan
Places I want to visit:
1.) Beijing, China
2.) Antartica
3.) Budapest, Hungary
4.) Tokyo, Japan
5) Sydney, Australia
6) and many, many more
Things I want to do:
1.) Create a Smash Book (basically it is a scrapbook); I'm working on it
2.) Get better at running (I am on the cross country team)
3.) finnish putting together my bunk bed. My dad made it for me awhile ago, and now we are repainting it from purple and pink to green and yellow
4.) Get a 4.0 GPA. I was close at my last school but not quite.
Things I want to see:
Things I want to do:
1.) Create a Smash Book (basically it is a scrapbook); I'm working on it
2.) Get better at running (I am on the cross country team)
3.) finnish putting together my bunk bed. My dad made it for me awhile ago, and now we are repainting it from purple and pink to green and yellow
4.) Get a 4.0 GPA. I was close at my last school but not quite.
Things I want to see:
1.) A glacier, I don't care which one
2.) The Olympics.
3.) our house with our shipment unpacked
4.) Everest
2.) The Olympics.
3.) our house with our shipment unpacked
4.) Everest
3 comments:
It was a game at 6 o'clock Sunday evening, but never considered whether it was worth watching at 4 o'clock in the morning. You are dedicated! What did G. think of the whole thing?
The big question is-----and I think I know the answer. WOULD U DO IT AGAIN??
V. here... You sure do have to go to a lot of work to have fun there.
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