Yes, I Know, I Need to Update
Why do I seem so unmotivated to write lately? I don't get it. I have a ton of time on my hands and I have plenty of oppurtunities to update this thing, and I don't. Oh well. Saturday is unimportant since I spent most of it cleaning, so I'll talk about yesterday, Sunday. It was the Senior Mass/Awards/breakfast thingy, my last gig with Music ministry. I'm going to miss those kids, and just hanging out in the band room practicing. The solos went well and Father Gerard did an excellent homilly ton. And went to see The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants movie with Katelyn, Erin, and Marc last night. Very fun. They only made minor changes to the plot and i liked the actresses that played the four girls. I didn't cry though, I never cry in movies. And we saw the Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire trailer. Looks good. So that was a fun night. Today I just hung out and talked to people on Aim. On Wednesday Katelyn and I are going to the beach and are trying to find people tojoin us, but evjeryone we've asked so far either has school or work. And on Friday a bunch of us are going back t visit HT and go to he Science Olympiad party.as always. I can't believe I used to think he was boring. After Mass came Awards. They called everyone up in alphabetical order and read the scholarships and stuff each person got and gave out awards. I, along with a lot of other people, got this Presidential Certificate for Academic Excelence or something like that. It took a really long time to go through all the names. Then I went to the caf for breakfast and saw people and took pictures. After that, Mom and I headed over to pick up Matt and his mom and take them with us to the GDF open house. They were giving tours and selling stuff, and a lot of people showed up. Jazzy was very distracted with all those dogs around. She was sniffing a lot and jumping at some dogs trying to play. Fortunately, I ran into Mike D (my trainer) and we did some work with her with a gentle leader. That's a strappy thing you strap along the dog's nose and around its neck then attach to the leash and it's supposed to help you tell when your dog is sniffing easily. Nicki (puppybraille) could probably explain it better, since I think she used it on her guide dog Julio. It worked pretty well on Jazzy, and I think I might practice with it on her when we go into the city since she gets really distracted there. I also heard some really exciting news about Sally, one of my classmates. She got into Harvard. Yes, Harvard, the big H. I knew she was smart but ... Have to send her an email and congratulate her. Good thing she did that subway training with her dog, they'll need it in Bos