- Yar har! It's Thursday!
- My sign for today on my day by day calender is funny
- Oh dear, it's almost Friday.
- Guess what? I get to ride Quest tomorrow!!!
- YAY!
- I love the Wingfeather Saga
- Oh dear, it's also almost Saturday.
- I have to do a REK concert, and a music festival thingy
- OH YAY!!! It's only like, a week until I see Mustang again!
- If you want to look into The Lord of the Rings trilogy, I sincerely advise you to read the books instead of watching the movies. For the simple reason that, while they are decently good movies, they do not follow the books, so if you want to get the actual story, read the books.
- Aha! I drew a picture of Janner that actually looks good!
- It was cold yesterday.
- I'm getting back into HI (Horse Isle) again!
- Beware the Bumpy Digtoad
- I got a sword book when we went into the big city for Creator's son's-OH YEAH! Creator's Son had a card game tournament! And he got like, second place! Anywho, I got a sword book wile we were in the big city for that.
- I MISS MUSTANG!!!!!
- Wow, I have a lot of random thoughts today.
- Oooh I'm hungry. Be right back.
- Ahhhh. I got some chocolate, and I'm all better now.
- Toothy cows are ferocious.
- We have a homeschool presentation night coming up sometime soon.
- AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!! Why must we wait for the fourth book????
- Did you know that when CS drives a car, it's scary.
- My dog can bark really loud.
- CS is reading over my shoulder!!!!
- My life is rather random. How sad.
- I wonder if CS will read North! Or Be Eaten....... to us while we drive into town today.
- I hope so!!
- I can't believe it's already almost the end of February!!!
- Why must it be cold? WHY?
Showing posts with label Coldness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coldness. Show all posts
Thursday, February 21, 2013
My Life in Random, Scattered Thoughts for Today
Friday, January 4, 2013
IT SNOWED!!!!!!!!!! (Again)
Again, I know that is caps and that that is a lot of exclamation marks, but snow is rare here were I live, so it's a big deal when it snows. Got that? Ok, on with the story.
Yesterday, my grandma called and said "We're headed to town, and we're seeing snow." Mom gets off the phone with her and relays the message.
I, not bothering to grab a jacket or gloves or a camera, run outside and gasp. It was, indeed, snowing. But, it was little flurries, nothing big, and definitely nothing that would stick to the ground. I stand there for a moment, then run to the door, where my brother and mom were pulling on gloves, hats, and coats. I was like "It's actually snowing!!!!" And then I run back off again. Pretty quickly, Mom and Creator's Son get tired of the teensy little snow flakes and go in. I go in long enough to grab a coat and my school work before I ran out again.
Outside, I did my school with the company of tiny little snow flakes floating around. I pretty quickly froze my fingers off, but I stayed until I had finished that part of my school. I then headed back in and warmed my hands up (took me about 12 hours to completely warm them back up again.) I thought we were going to be done with snow and gave a sad little sigh. My grandparents later came by with some food and the news that we had a chance of snow for later that night. I sighed again, because I thought it wouldn't happen.
This morning, I woke up and my Mom and I talked for a few minutes before Mom looked out the window and her jaw dropped. I peek out and lo and behold! snow was there on the ground! And the trampoline! And the swingset! And everywhere else I looked! I was the happiest person ever in that moment. After it finally got light enough, I grabbed: A coat, real shoes, my camera, and some real gloves. I was all set.
My mom, brother and I set out. We explored around the front yard, me snapping pics all the while (oh yes.. you will be enlightened by more pictures). It was all white and totally awesome and freezing and totally awesome. The trampoline was covered with the stuff, and it was totally awesome for packing into snowballs. I was laughing like a maniac and still snapping pictures.
We headed down to the Flat, right past our awesomely snow-covered car, and stood in awe of the white, patchy-ish ground before us. The cat, the poor kitty, followed us down there and started being all pitiful. Mom scooped him up, and he went from meowing pitifully to purring. After poking around the Flat for a while, Creator's Son went in and Mom and I headed off down the road a bit.
That walk was cold, and felt very long, but was worth it. The mixture of burned trees and white snow looked really awesome. Then Mom and I headed back to the house and she went in. I headed back to the Flat (the cat trailing me all the while) where I climbed into my newest fort (that Mustang is gonna love) and looked around. It was completely awesome. After I looked there and at our gate, I went in before my hands froze (again). And, so far, that concludes my snow day.
Yesterday, my grandma called and said "We're headed to town, and we're seeing snow." Mom gets off the phone with her and relays the message.
I, not bothering to grab a jacket or gloves or a camera, run outside and gasp. It was, indeed, snowing. But, it was little flurries, nothing big, and definitely nothing that would stick to the ground. I stand there for a moment, then run to the door, where my brother and mom were pulling on gloves, hats, and coats. I was like "It's actually snowing!!!!" And then I run back off again. Pretty quickly, Mom and Creator's Son get tired of the teensy little snow flakes and go in. I go in long enough to grab a coat and my school work before I ran out again.
Outside, I did my school with the company of tiny little snow flakes floating around. I pretty quickly froze my fingers off, but I stayed until I had finished that part of my school. I then headed back in and warmed my hands up (took me about 12 hours to completely warm them back up again.) I thought we were going to be done with snow and gave a sad little sigh. My grandparents later came by with some food and the news that we had a chance of snow for later that night. I sighed again, because I thought it wouldn't happen.
This morning, I woke up and my Mom and I talked for a few minutes before Mom looked out the window and her jaw dropped. I peek out and lo and behold! snow was there on the ground! And the trampoline! And the swingset! And everywhere else I looked! I was the happiest person ever in that moment. After it finally got light enough, I grabbed: A coat, real shoes, my camera, and some real gloves. I was all set.
My mom, brother and I set out. We explored around the front yard, me snapping pics all the while (oh yes.. you will be enlightened by more pictures). It was all white and totally awesome and freezing and totally awesome. The trampoline was covered with the stuff, and it was totally awesome for packing into snowballs. I was laughing like a maniac and still snapping pictures.
We headed down to the Flat, right past our awesomely snow-covered car, and stood in awe of the white, patchy-ish ground before us. The cat, the poor kitty, followed us down there and started being all pitiful. Mom scooped him up, and he went from meowing pitifully to purring. After poking around the Flat for a while, Creator's Son went in and Mom and I headed off down the road a bit.
That walk was cold, and felt very long, but was worth it. The mixture of burned trees and white snow looked really awesome. Then Mom and I headed back to the house and she went in. I headed back to the Flat (the cat trailing me all the while) where I climbed into my newest fort (that Mustang is gonna love) and looked around. It was completely awesome. After I looked there and at our gate, I went in before my hands froze (again). And, so far, that concludes my snow day.
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| Me getting ready to throw a snowball |
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| The snowy van |
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| The kitty |
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| Burned trees, white snow |
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| My rock fort with snow |
Monday, October 8, 2012
Fall and winter
It's finally getting colder, meaning one thing: It's close to fall and winter! Fall and winter are my two absolutely favorite seasons for several reasons.
My birthday and Thanksgiving are in November, as is EYH (Expanding Your Horizons. I've mentioned it before.) But at the end of this month, we're moving back out to the Ranch. Also, I love cold weather, and this marks the beginning of really cold. I love it! So those are some of the reasons I love fall.
Winter brings Christmas and really super cold weather. It also marks the end of the old year and beginning of the new. If we're SUPER lucky, then we get a tiny bit of snow. In some years, winter brings the winter olympics. And it's really cold. So those are some reasons I love winter.
This year, I turn 11, which I'm really looking forward to. Two days before my birthday is EYH, which I can't wait for. It's gonna be so much fun again this year! And actually, just this morning I chose what I'm going to take: Marble Roller Coaster, where you get to build a roller coaster for your marbles, Food Scientist, where I get to learn about the science behind ice cream, and a robot class, where I make robots out of normal household items. Cool, right?
So I'm really looking forward to moving, my birthday, thanksgiving, EYH, all that good stuff. I'm also, in a longer shot, looking forward to Christmas and other cold things.
My birthday and Thanksgiving are in November, as is EYH (Expanding Your Horizons. I've mentioned it before.) But at the end of this month, we're moving back out to the Ranch. Also, I love cold weather, and this marks the beginning of really cold. I love it! So those are some of the reasons I love fall.
Winter brings Christmas and really super cold weather. It also marks the end of the old year and beginning of the new. If we're SUPER lucky, then we get a tiny bit of snow. In some years, winter brings the winter olympics. And it's really cold. So those are some reasons I love winter.
This year, I turn 11, which I'm really looking forward to. Two days before my birthday is EYH, which I can't wait for. It's gonna be so much fun again this year! And actually, just this morning I chose what I'm going to take: Marble Roller Coaster, where you get to build a roller coaster for your marbles, Food Scientist, where I get to learn about the science behind ice cream, and a robot class, where I make robots out of normal household items. Cool, right?
So I'm really looking forward to moving, my birthday, thanksgiving, EYH, all that good stuff. I'm also, in a longer shot, looking forward to Christmas and other cold things.
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