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THE GREATEST THING HAPPENED TODAY AND IT WAS CALLED NO SCHOOL AND NO WORK AND A DAY TRIP TO LA 

     

  These are just a couple of the pictures, I didn't use my phone a whole lot for battery reasons. I took some nice pictures though, when I did end up using my phone. My friend drove all four of us in his car and we explored both uptown and downtown parts of Los Angeles, as well as the more upscale parts of LA, such as Beverly Hills. Those houses are absolutely gorgeous, I couldn't stop drooling over them. 

All in all, it was a very adventurous and friendly day that ended with some quality time at Lollicup. Tyler actually ended up coming and meeting us at Lollicup so it was good to see him. It'd been a while since we'd gotten to spend time, if any, with him since he'd started to get really busy with both school and drumline on his plate. 

Question 10

Rewrite the end of a fairytale

Instead of Hansel and Gretel surviving the Old Witch's house, they were instead captured by her and forced to be her slaves for the rest of eternity, until they plotted to poison her in her sleep. Cannibalism was indeed recognized by the witch and so she changed her ways and decided to feast upon the sugars that her house was made of and in turn, she became obese and unable to move, leaving her bed-ridden. The children then set her on fire, and now they no longer needed to poison her.

She died.

The end. 

Little things

So my youngest sister and I are 5 years apart, and that being said, it's a little hard for us to find common ground sometimes. It took me a couple of years to finally get somewhere with my sister, and even when we have our bad times, we'll work it out. 

And we work it out with none other than music!

Yep, she plays the ukelele while I attempt to sing whatever song she picks. Then it switches. I pick a song, and she transposes so that the chords are to her liking. Sometimes I'll play songs on the piano and she'll sing along. It's all just relaxing and fun really.

We also share music with each other. 

On days where I don't feel myself, I'll knock on her door and crawl into the bed next to her as she shows me her favorite YouTube videos. It's little things like this that make me appreciate having someone to come to when I don't feel like being alone.

Also, I'm in the midst of making her a CD and I know she's going to love it! I know. She told me so. 

It's nice to get along with the people you live with. Especially if it is a child who looks up to you. Even though she's 14, she's still the baby.