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Well, on Saturday I went to Sacramento and saw The Nutcracker Ballet. And I enjoyed it. Very much. Because I'm like that.
Lovely. I love winter and it's been beautiful so far. Love it love it. And my birthday is coming up on the 29th for those of you who would like to know.
And Leah, of course you have talent. And you have absolute beauty. So don't say that you don't have talent. Everyone has something. You'll find it someday.
Monica, I wish I could take a picture of this 'guy', but I don't have the means. I need a camara phone! Then I could just take a picture that way and everything after that would be easy. But seriously, you'd enjoy his pretty face. Very much. Because we tend to agree on things. And I need to hear more about your Devin guy. What ever happened to him?
And Lindsay, (while I'm talking to individuals and all, lol), I would so comment in you journal if I could. Know that. And we all love you just the same.
Okay. So today in history we watched one of those old silent films, and it had Charlie Chaplin in it. I swear it made me laugh more than most modern films will. I think I could get into those old films. That'd be so fun. He was working in a little factory on an assembly line (the tie to history class) and all these little things were so hilarious, the most funny of all was this "feeding machine" that these people were selling to the factory owner so that he wouldn't lose production by people eating instead of working. And so it's this machine that feeds the people. So they strap Charlie into it, and it seems to be running smoothly for a while and then it starts malfunctioning and that's when it was getting so hilarious. The soup spills on his shirt and everything, it was going so crazy, and everyone was laughing so hard. I love those old things. I want to get some. Now. lol.
Okay then. I think that concludes today's installment.
Lovely. I love winter and it's been beautiful so far. Love it love it. And my birthday is coming up on the 29th for those of you who would like to know.
And Leah, of course you have talent. And you have absolute beauty. So don't say that you don't have talent. Everyone has something. You'll find it someday.
Monica, I wish I could take a picture of this 'guy', but I don't have the means. I need a camara phone! Then I could just take a picture that way and everything after that would be easy. But seriously, you'd enjoy his pretty face. Very much. Because we tend to agree on things. And I need to hear more about your Devin guy. What ever happened to him?
And Lindsay, (while I'm talking to individuals and all, lol), I would so comment in you journal if I could. Know that. And we all love you just the same.
Okay. So today in history we watched one of those old silent films, and it had Charlie Chaplin in it. I swear it made me laugh more than most modern films will. I think I could get into those old films. That'd be so fun. He was working in a little factory on an assembly line (the tie to history class) and all these little things were so hilarious, the most funny of all was this "feeding machine" that these people were selling to the factory owner so that he wouldn't lose production by people eating instead of working. And so it's this machine that feeds the people. So they strap Charlie into it, and it seems to be running smoothly for a while and then it starts malfunctioning and that's when it was getting so hilarious. The soup spills on his shirt and everything, it was going so crazy, and everyone was laughing so hard. I love those old things. I want to get some. Now. lol.
Okay then. I think that concludes today's installment.