Well, here we are again my friends. You, me, and the good old computer blog. I wonder what you are doing right now. Are you sitting at your kitchen table or curled up on your couch? Are you listening to music or is your house completely silent? I'm snuggled up in my bed right now and, being very late, it's so quiet. But I supposed I should catch you up and blabber later.
My weekend was fabulous! My family and I had so much fun at the lake and I completely ruined my diet eating junk food. Especially Mrs. Ostendorf's Chocolate covered peanut butter rice crispies. Mmmmmm! We got back Monday morning and spend the rest of the day watching movies.
Tuesday was Co-op which went well. I got 100% on a quiz in Advanced Bio! I was so nervous. Anyway, today I did school, went to work and prepared for Senior Pictures tomorrow. I'm meeting the photographer at 4:30 and I have awesome new outfits! :) Friday is school and work again. Saturday we're filming the movie for Family Night which is going to be amazing! I can't wait! Then Sunday is church and I'm cleaning at Angie's again. And we're back to Monday.
Ok so now can I ramble? Awesome. I was thinking the other day, my life is amazing besides for just a few parts. What parts you ask? Well one is I don't have a car and it would be so convenient if I did. Two, my dad is playing matchmaker again and this time he's mortified me in doing it. So now I'm going to go live in Ireland on a remote strip of coastline in a small cottage.
I can see it now. A little dirt road running by the stone cottage with it's thatched roof. Vines hug the walls and the window boxes of yellow and pink flowers add color to the green shutters. Inside the green wooden door is a small entry way painted sky blue with a coat hanger in one corner and a mirror on the wall. To the right, the parlour, a cozy room painted again sky blue and filled with overstuffed chairs, books, pictures and a fireplace. To the left, the kitchen painted sunshine yellow. Cabinets line the wall, a sturdy wooden table stands in the center of the room and the windows look out onto rolling hills. Farther back in the entry hall is three more doors; one to the right, one to the left and one straight ahead. To the right, my bedroom, painted orchid purple with a brass bed and a comfy chair by the window. To the left, the guest bedroom, painted sage green with another brass bed and another comfy chair. The last door leads outside to the backyard. Going out, you see before you the sea. There is also a flower garden on one side of the door and a vegetable garden on the other. Stones lead from the door to where the grass ends in sand and there, they gather to form a little patio where two white chairs sit. So there you have it. That's where I'm going to live with my cats.
And that is the end of my ramblings my friends. Until next time!