In the End

I'm not even sure how to start this. There, glad that's out of the way. It's a bit hard to remember what happened this week before Thursday. Let's check Twitter. Okay, that helps.

Monday I just listened to some really nice music and finished A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson. Tuesday I just listened to some more good music and relaxed I guess. Wednesday I watched The Husbands. I don't know if you guys watch Kristina Horner, but that's how I found out about the web series The Husbands. It is too amazing for words. Thursday I got my hair trimmed because it grew out really fast, and got red highlights. I've never colored my hair before, but I think it looks nice. Thursday I also had to go to an open house type thing and pick up my supply list and schedule. I am not taking Spanish. The class must have filled up so I was placed in American Sign Language. I'm a little disappointed, just because I've done Spanish for so long, but very excited to try something new. Friday I washed dragons. Yes, I washed dragon statues that were going into today's yard sale. And today I helped manage a yard sale. Never will I underestimate the work that goes into yard sales. I'm not very good at it though, being socially awkward and all, so I pretty much stayed quiet. 

Adam if ever there was a city to go I would recommend San Diego. California is is full of wonders, but I found my share of it in San Diego. And Kira is right about Boston. I live just an hour or so away and I try to visit as much as I can. It's full of history. New York City is just as wonderful too. But in both New York and Boston, carry a map or know where you want to go. The locals like to point you in all the wrong directions. New Yorkers don't like to help people from Boston and people from Boston don't like to help people from New York. Kate I did get to go to the Omaha zoo. It was a much better experience then the San Diego. There weren't an overload of people, it wasn't as hot, and it was overall much nicer. The inside areas were relaxing and a nice break for the animals and myself! That is one thing San Diego didn't have were inside exhibits.

Because my school is so new things tend to change as often as possible. I just found out one of my best friends isn't coming back, and one of my favorite teachers left. I finished the books! It was rough but I got through it! Doctor Who is in two hours for me. Oh and I bought Every Day by David Levithan on Thursday! I haven't started but I'm really excited. Also, I don't know if I mentioned it but I bought Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs while in California. Haven't started that either, but it gives me something to do when school starts!

I think that's it for me, have an awesome week!

~Katie