What's up everybody
Hello people. I decided I would post since it has been a while since I have done so.
Last night I went and hung out with Ginny which was awesome. We stayed out talking until 5:30 in the morning! I laughed so hard I almost peed my pants when Ginny reminded me of the little play we wrote for the drama competition called "He's Dead Now," starring Ginny, Rachel, and Matt Malone. What good times. What a weird, twisted little skit we wrote, blocked, and memorized (well, I didn't have to memorize it), in a day. Aahhh...memories. Ginny and I have to hang out more often. It's too much fun!
Oh yes, and we saw a midnight showing of Phone Booth, which was a pretty good movie, despite the low budget and lack of scenery. It was actually quite funny, too, which was unexpected, being it a thriller and all. And the fact that I missed the first 30 minutes didn't seem to matter. And since I was late I got in free! Yay! It was cool.
Last night Ginny told me she didn't get to see Zac's obituary in the paper, so I got interested and decided to look for it on the internet. I found it on the Press Tribune's web site. Here's the address if anyone wants to look at it.
http://idahopress.com/articles/2003/05/06/obituaries/street.txt
That's a cute picture of him they have on there. It says really nice stuff about him, too. :)
Tomorrow's mother's day! I printed off a poem (that I didn't write), on photo paper and I put a picture of me and my mom on my wedding day on the paper too & put it in a frame. :) Hope she likes it, and I know she will 'cause she likes things like that.
Well, I know this post is short, but it's late and I'm tired. So off to bed I go. Goodnight everyone.
Last night I went and hung out with Ginny which was awesome. We stayed out talking until 5:30 in the morning! I laughed so hard I almost peed my pants when Ginny reminded me of the little play we wrote for the drama competition called "He's Dead Now," starring Ginny, Rachel, and Matt Malone. What good times. What a weird, twisted little skit we wrote, blocked, and memorized (well, I didn't have to memorize it), in a day. Aahhh...memories. Ginny and I have to hang out more often. It's too much fun!
Oh yes, and we saw a midnight showing of Phone Booth, which was a pretty good movie, despite the low budget and lack of scenery. It was actually quite funny, too, which was unexpected, being it a thriller and all. And the fact that I missed the first 30 minutes didn't seem to matter. And since I was late I got in free! Yay! It was cool.
Last night Ginny told me she didn't get to see Zac's obituary in the paper, so I got interested and decided to look for it on the internet. I found it on the Press Tribune's web site. Here's the address if anyone wants to look at it.
http://idahopress.com/articles/2003/05/06/obituaries/street.txt
That's a cute picture of him they have on there. It says really nice stuff about him, too. :)
Tomorrow's mother's day! I printed off a poem (that I didn't write), on photo paper and I put a picture of me and my mom on my wedding day on the paper too & put it in a frame. :) Hope she likes it, and I know she will 'cause she likes things like that.
Well, I know this post is short, but it's late and I'm tired. So off to bed I go. Goodnight everyone.