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I ran three miles, drank tea, took a bath, and ate a cookie.
I like the names of Tazo teas. I have a box of "Calm", just because it is called "Calm", nevermind the fact that it is rather mediocre tasting, I feel soothed. Kind of like how people feel as if a pill is helping them, even if it is really just a placebo.
I must type an essay and finish my huge charcoal thing now.
Wow, I haven't been this relaxed in a long time.
Oh, and here is an excerpt from a story my little brother wrote:
"Class ended and we walked out, with our little backpacks on. I looked for the girl and saw her at the back of the line. She always loved being the “caboose”. I got behind her, and she told me to get in front of her. So I did and stared off into the distance. We were going out to the playground. So I had my chance.
We were outside in a single file line, laughing and talking. The teacher said we could go, and the line exploded. Kids flew like shrapnel in every direction. I followed the girl and finally, after a great breath, said, “Kaitlen, will you go out with me?” She smirked and was silent. Then out of nowhere. A crowd of girls chorused, “Kaitlen and Daniel, sittin’ in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G!” I turned around and ran. But the girls chased after me, like a pack of rabid wolves. I was finished."
I like the names of Tazo teas. I have a box of "Calm", just because it is called "Calm", nevermind the fact that it is rather mediocre tasting, I feel soothed. Kind of like how people feel as if a pill is helping them, even if it is really just a placebo.
I must type an essay and finish my huge charcoal thing now.
Wow, I haven't been this relaxed in a long time.
Oh, and here is an excerpt from a story my little brother wrote:
"Class ended and we walked out, with our little backpacks on. I looked for the girl and saw her at the back of the line. She always loved being the “caboose”. I got behind her, and she told me to get in front of her. So I did and stared off into the distance. We were going out to the playground. So I had my chance.
We were outside in a single file line, laughing and talking. The teacher said we could go, and the line exploded. Kids flew like shrapnel in every direction. I followed the girl and finally, after a great breath, said, “Kaitlen, will you go out with me?” She smirked and was silent. Then out of nowhere. A crowd of girls chorused, “Kaitlen and Daniel, sittin’ in a tree, K-I-S-S-I-N-G!” I turned around and ran. But the girls chased after me, like a pack of rabid wolves. I was finished."