Yesterday

Oh wow. Yesterday was amazing!

In Seminary, we had donuts. And of course, Chloe's prayer was hilarious. "Please bless the refreshments that they............... won't kill us." ~Chloe

In Spanish, we made sugar skulls, watched music videos and made Pablo and Carlito sing Me Muero with thier luchadore masks.
"Que paso?"
"Larson." ~ Sra. Meiler and Cindy

In History, we worked on our Utopia projects. In mine, one of the basic human rights (why wasn't this included in the Bill of Rights?) is the right to bathroom usage.

In Math, we had donut day. According to Mr. Lehr, it's all my fault for first mentioning donut Fridays. Hey, better being blamed for donuts than something else.

Orchestra was great. We established that Speech sweatshirts are the epitomy of dorky. We also played through our concert and it didn't go too badly. I've learned to just watch Olivia for bowings.

Science was interesting. I have to make my travel brochure for those on the run from the law. "Are you a criminal running from the law? Come stay in a plant cell! Much better than a prison cell!)

Tech was... tech. Mike and Taylor are funny, though. Websense is annoying the crap out of all of us, though.

And of course, English. You know you go to P2P when your English class is crazily celebrating that we came up with 102 ways to close-read text in one minute. We're so nerdy. I love it.

Then I came home and practiced. That could have been a lot better, but hey.

And then my parents decided to take us out to eat. On the way there, Dad and I introduced Ariel to the song "We Built This City." Dad introduced us all to the song "Jessie's Girl," which is pretty much amazing.

At the resturaunt, people were singing a REALLY LONG AND DRAWN OUT Happy Birthday song. So I pretended to shoot them. Unfortunately, the old ladies at the next table saw me and started laughing uncontrolably. That was a little wierd.

And then we went home and watched The Gods Must Be Crazy. Wow. That is a really funny movie. My tummy still hurts from laughing.

And then I fell asleep.