Salsa in the City
Eventful day. I am finally done with health (yeah!!!) and I can officially administer first aid (so if you sever your finger or burn your arm with oil, give me a ring). I definately had fun bandageing today (oh, and Katie Wills, my mom thought you were the one who drew my smiley face wound on my arm. She didn't believe I did it to myself). And, contrarely to popular belief, the American Red Cross caf is the bomb. They serve really cheap, good food there. I am highly considering the next time I'm in that area to go there just for lunch. It is definitely better than our cafeteria at school.
3rd day babysitting in a row, and surprisingly, I'm not really getting tired of it. The kids are really cute and good, and there is something special about having a two year old cuddle into you and sleep for a half and hour on your chest. I also got to hold the new baby for a long time, which was cool. And I'm making a good amount of money too. I guess I'm working for all the money I spent on Christmas gifts this season.
Narnia was cool. The costumes were AWESOME (there I go again, the costumer in me). Anna's friend McKenzie was good too. You could tell when we talked to her and her mom after the show that four consecutive weeks of running the show is beginning to wear on her. And you could tell how much Anna's missed seeing her. She even said after the show was done "I can't wait to get my McKenzie back!" I also got to hang with my homie Katie Davis and talk to Erin Salvi who was there with her aunt and cous. I definitely ditched my family for most of the show. I wonder how they feel about that.... It was weird because I knew most of the people onstage. Even my mom kept going through the program saying "that person looks familiar" and "you were in a playlab with that person, right." It was kinda strange.
Alright, eyes are definitely drooping. People give me reassurance that you haven't done jack on the PSU paper. My goal is to just get through all my research material this weekend and start writing next week. I guess this is good prep for college!
3rd day babysitting in a row, and surprisingly, I'm not really getting tired of it. The kids are really cute and good, and there is something special about having a two year old cuddle into you and sleep for a half and hour on your chest. I also got to hold the new baby for a long time, which was cool. And I'm making a good amount of money too. I guess I'm working for all the money I spent on Christmas gifts this season.
Narnia was cool. The costumes were AWESOME (there I go again, the costumer in me). Anna's friend McKenzie was good too. You could tell when we talked to her and her mom after the show that four consecutive weeks of running the show is beginning to wear on her. And you could tell how much Anna's missed seeing her. She even said after the show was done "I can't wait to get my McKenzie back!" I also got to hang with my homie Katie Davis and talk to Erin Salvi who was there with her aunt and cous. I definitely ditched my family for most of the show. I wonder how they feel about that.... It was weird because I knew most of the people onstage. Even my mom kept going through the program saying "that person looks familiar" and "you were in a playlab with that person, right." It was kinda strange.
Alright, eyes are definitely drooping. People give me reassurance that you haven't done jack on the PSU paper. My goal is to just get through all my research material this weekend and start writing next week. I guess this is good prep for college!