Sister Jackson's Slice:
Eleven is supposed to be a lucky number (I wonder who was the first person to make that up.) . . . but I digress. Since I was told eleven was considered lucky, my brain picks up on 11:11 at any time of day or night, and my heart makes a wish, I send eleven things in a list instead of top tens like a baker's dozen but one less than a dozen (if that makes any sense). Eleven makes me happy now with two ones side-by-side, separate but a real team. Eleven is lucky.
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Happy slicing!
Could it be? Yes it is! I am first again! Kneel before me English peasants! Kneel before your First commented in this slice of life post! MUAHAHAHA!!!
ReplyDeleteOhhhh great Michael, you are the first to comment. I hope you will honor this position, and treat those that follow your comment with respect :)
DeleteUm you know it is only for one do and no one remembers you were first? And being first is not an excuse to write nothing except you are amazing... No offence, Great Michael. (:
Delete*day* I don't like autocorrect.
DeleteMichael, you do need to write a slice. Hello. :)
Deletehahah all his comments are like this.
DeleteI stared at the computer screen in frustration.
ReplyDeleteI had forgotten to sign up for EFY until that moment, and all the sessions that would work for me were filled up.
I refreshed the screen, and nothing changed.
I closed my computer in frustration and went to complain to mom.
She wasn't paying much attention, so I texted my dad. He suggested I call the EFY office and see if I could be put on a wait list. I did as he suggested and found out that there is no wait list.
No spots opened up, so I started praying for a miracle.
So for the next few days, both my dad and I checked the EFY page multiple times a day to see if a space had opened up.
Last night, I looked at the EFY session page a again, and saw a spot in the Independence Missouri EFY session had opened. My prayer had been answered, because this session is only thirty minutes from my house and I have nothing else going on that week.
My prayer has been answered and I get to go to EFY this year.
Isabelle P. (DE) 4th Period
DeleteOh, I'm so glad you were able to get into the EFY session you wanted! Sometimes you just have to pray and have faith things will work out. In your case, things worked out the way you had hoped. Have a great time at EFY this summer, it'll be so fun! :)
Caleb A, DE, P4
ReplyDelete"90% of life is just showing up, 10% is doing it right."
This quote was given to me by my Teacher's quorum adviser, Brother Smith, a few years ago in Texas, and after contemplating on it for some time, I have come to know the correctness of its statement. What do you do in your youth? You attend school, hang out with friends, and prepare yourself for when you get older. What do you do when you are older? Work either in business companies or at home, attend religious meetings of some sort, and live that life until you get old, see your grand-children, and pass on. For the majority of life, if you are participating in whatever it is that life demands of you, and doing the duty assigned to you, then you will succeed. By doing it right, those are the times doing it correctly counts the most. Also, as I have thought upon it more, I have found that the numbers for the percentages are also symbolic and important. Doing what is right counts as 10% of your life, or in other words, your earnings. If that be so, then this statement could not only be the outline to your life, but also the importance of tithing, the Gospel, and those things that doing right will help you live a whole 100% life. 10% isn't much to ask of us, but the time and faith it shall take to take the right path depends on us alone.
Caleb! I've been contemplating that lately too. Or, along the lines of it. My dad taught me a week or so ago to set my priorities straight. That struck me to really use my time wisely and in the correct use. I've noticed I have become more happy by using my time wisely. Time is so important and we need to understand that we don't have all the time in the world, so we must make our time here worth it.
DeleteTen percent is not much to ask at all. This slice is a great reminder to me and how I use my time as well. Thank you for sharing it.
DeleteThanks Caleigh, our time here on earth truly is short and of invaluable worth, therefore meaning it is of utmost importance that we use it wisely.
DeleteAnd thank you for your input Sister Jackson! :)
I was cutting a jicama for our salad and my knife hand slipped. A long cut on my left middle finger. Blood blossomed out of it. I could feel the blood in my hand pulsing to keep up with the opening. It wasn't too deep. Just a tiny scratch. I just makes typing hurtful!! But I'll be fine.
ReplyDelete(Jicama is a kinda like a Mexican turnip but it is way sweet and so good. I love it!)
DeleteAh man that sounds horrible, I hope that your wound may heal swiftly. I have never heard of jicama, I'll have to try it some time.
DeleteI've had cuts like that, they're awful! I'm really sorry it happened to you.
DeleteI'm sorry you got cut Julie! I hope it heals fast!
DeleteJicama is some kind of delicious. I love it! I am glad to know the cut isn't as bad as the word blossoming made it sound. Good slice!
DeleteA few years ago I was required to participate in an NHD (National History Day) competition. The name of this competition is very misguiding because it is NOT just one day. It is like science fair but instead of doing an experiment you present a historical event, whether it be a play, a document, an exhibit, or a paper and it could be in a group (2-4) or solo. My friends and I did a group exhibit on the rights and responsibilities of Americans (since we are a free people) taking action on genocides that happen around the world. We got lucky enough to make it to nationals and have the opportunity of a life time to take our exhibit to Washington D.C. On this trip we were also able to go to the different monuments and to many museums, including some of the Smithsonian's. It was very humid and the culture there was very different from anything I'm used to but overall it was a very fun experience.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great learning experience! How exciting. Thank you for sharing your memory.
DeleteToday in Seminary only eight out of the twenty people that normally come were there. The teacher had us move from sitting at three different tables in our usual seats to one table, we ended up sitting next to people we don’t normally sit by and had more class conversation with each other, our teacher even sat with us at our table. The class seemed to go more in depth and we had a really good class discussion.
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Isabelle P. (DE) 4th Period
DeleteThat sounds like so much fun! :) Sometimes being in smaller numbers makes it easier to connect with others. Sounds like you have a pretty awesome Seminary teacher. I've missed going to Seminary this week because it is Spring Break here. So thank you for sharing your experience from Seminary! :)
Cool! That sounds awsome😀
DeleteI can't wait till I'm in semenary!
I love seminary for reasons just like you mentioned. In depth discussions and friendly conversations are the best way to start the day.
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Isabelle P. (DE) 4th Period
ReplyDeleteHmmm, what to write for, "Slice of Life"? I think it's so fun that we are able to post experiences from our life on this blog. I enjoy reading everyone's creative writing. It has given me a few ideas of what to write for some of my slices and I've learned so much. Thank you to everyone contributing to this blog. You all have blessed my life in many ways and I enjoy getting to know each of you, even if it's just through your writing. I hope you all have an enjoyable weekend, make the most out of the time you have! Happy Slicing! :)
A slice about slicing is always a safe slice. I am glad to know you are enjoying this classroom community space. Have a great weekend too!
DeleteWell on Wednesday there was a band called "Finish Ticket" that came in town I wanted to go see them but I couldn't because they were playing in a bar. So I emailed the manager and told him the situation and he said to come down a couple hours before the show. My friend Rainen and I did, we hung out with the lead singer and another band that was there for a little over 1 hour! We got autographed shirts, it was really awesome.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool that you were able to meet them! I'm glad that you stood up for your standards and didn't go into the bar. Thumbs up! :)
DeleteWhat an excellent experience! The manager and the band members who showed up to hang out with you are top notch.
DeleteLife is hard, difficult, and it's just so upsetting at times. What we need to remember is that metal has to go through the furnace so that it can be shaped into something beautiful. Wood needs to go through sanding, carving, bending, gluing, and varnish before it can become an amazing violin. Our bad experiences help to polish us and make us stronger, wiser and better people. We have terrible trials to help humble us so that we can become more worthy of the fantastical and beautiful experiences that are laid in store for us. So when life comes to bite you in the back, never forget that these experiences might be terrible, but God knows that you can handle them and that they will help you to become the person you were born to be.
ReplyDeleteI love this. It really helps me right now. Thanks for your slice!
DeleteThank you! I'm glad it helps you. :)
DeleteOh, my goodness, Elise! That slice has such good metaphors that you put into place. I loved this so very much. You are so wise and kind to the extent of your kindness and love!
DeleteThis is such awesome and inspiring work, Fantastic slice. ^^
DeleteAnastasia B. 4th Period DE
This is so beautiful Elise. I really love all of the symbolism with the violin and the furnace. God only gives us trials if he knows we can handle them. :)
DeleteWonderful. What everyone else said. Thank you.
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ReplyDeleteDriving is like the plan of salvation.
ReplyDeleteThe manual or map- Are like the scriptures it teaches us how to do things and can act as a guide to help us through our lives, and get to our destination.
The accelerator - Helps you move forward like pushing through your trials in life. But if you are speeding it's like not taking time to reflect on anything, just simply driving on by. Which can cause an accident or someone getting hurt. You must learn to maintain a certain speed limit to avoid crashes.
The Brake- Stops us from moving, like a stop sign we must stop to avoid crashing in the ongoing traffic. Sometimes in life we have to stop and wait for cars or pedestrians, before we proceed onto our path of travel. Or it could be related to choosing not to repent after we have sinned, we are simply stopped in one position afraid to push on the accelerator because we feel moving on is too hard for us.
Laws/Rules- Are the commandments that God sets for us to follow, to stay on the straight and narrow path to live with him again. You break them you end up getting a ticket or lose blessings.
I really like your thinking! Good analogy! Thanks for sharing!
DeleteDE 4th Period
ReplyDeleteMy family and I ate at the Corner Bakery cafe on Wednesday with the two former sister missionaries from our ward, and now we are eating here again and it is our last meal. Soon we will take off, fly over the clouds, and land back home. I will miss Utah and skiing, but I will be happy to see my Mom and sleep in my own bed again. I am also excited to see my grumpy old cat, if she is still alive that is.
*Click!* There's no place like home. *Click!* I agree. Although I always enjoy vacations, it's always good to go home!
DeleteHolliauna Pearson 4th Period (DE)
ReplyDeleteFriends are so important. Today we had one of our good family friends from Houston come visit us in Amarillo on his way up to Arizona. We didn't realize how much we had missed him until he stopped by. It's amazing how people influence your lives, and then when someone leaves we don't have that influence and that presence that they have. I'm so grateful that he stopped by and hope that he does again on his way home.
Friends are so very important. I miss so many people right now that I can hardly stand it! It makes me happy to know you got to have a good visit.
DeleteIt has been difficult making close friends here in Hawaii. I have a lot of acquaintances here, but not close friends like TX. Friends are important.
DeleteChris Cox DE P4.
I know exactly how that is. You dont know what you truly have until its gone.
DeleteT H E D I R T
ReplyDeleteI helped my mom out today by weeding around the front of our house.
The weather has gotten so nice and the sun has been peeking out over the mountains in cool clouds with a chilly breeze. I don't mind the chill as much because its the beginning of Spring.
The earth is starting to renew and the flowers are starting to bloom and the leaves are becoming green again. I plucked the weeds from the soft dirt buried by leaves and twigs.
I love spending time outside because it makes me feel free and joyous. Just the way God intended us to. Go enjoy Nature today!
I saw you outside when I passed your house! :)
DeleteLoved this slice, I always like your slices.
I want to get out and dig in the dirt at my house too. I appreciate this slice. It reminds me that I need to find time for it.
DeleteThis morning, I finally tackled the task of folding my laundry, which had been sitting in a pile of cleanness for more than a few days. I settled into my familiar spot on the bottom bunk, inserted my earbuds, and reveled in my own genius as I placed the clothes on their hangers and hung the hangers from the braces for the bunk above me. They functioned as curtains to shield me from distraction. Only problem is, now I have a bunch of clothes hanging on my bed, which I have not yet removed.
ReplyDeleteAh, laundry. It infects me with a laziness that I cannot explain.
-Ainsley McFarland, 4th Period, DE
Ha I know what that is like. Love your slice!
DeleteLaundry is a blessing to have, but it is overwhelming at times to put away. I feel your pain on this one.
DeleteToday at the track I was riding my 110 Kawasaki and I have purple Convers on and my friend that races came up to me and said," those shoes arn't for the track!!" And then I said," well these are my track shoes!!" They are so dirty the white part is a light brown color. Moto friends are the best!!!!!!
ReplyDeletePurple Converse can be track shoes. End of discussion. Love the slice! But watch your punctuation.
DeleteMusic is such an impact in our lives! Because it is so impactful, it is important to listen to the right kind of music. Have you ever been driving down the road in your car and have a bad song pop up on the radio? It is so obnoxious and depressing. I usually can notice a change right off. Bad music is depressing but, good music is very uplifting. It has good effects and makes you feel better inside. In my opinion piano music is one of the best kinds of good music. I have been practicing piano lately and I want to get so good that it brings the spirit whenever I play.
ReplyDeleteMusic is powerful. I love to discover new music, but like you said, you have to change the station if it's not uplifting.
DeleteMusic is awesome. Whenever Im stressed, I'll always listen to music!
DeleteIf you make me happy, I'm going to tease you, relentlessly. I will poke fun and joke around but it's all just my way of saying I love you. I love the half laughing glares you give me. I love when you give up pretending and laugh. Sometimes I worry I've gone too far and apologize again and again. You promise me I'm okay, always okay. You know me well enough to know it's just my way of feeling comfortable. You notice my words come smoother when I'm around you because I'm not afraid to speak my mind. You notice how I let out that ridiculous giggle. You poke fun at it but I know it makes you smile everytime. You call me and we talk for hours, sometimes we do or talk about nothing. We are content in the nothingness. It's okay. You make me laugh, ridiculously and over and over again. You pick me up when I am down. You hug me unexpectedly. You trust me with your secrets. You listen to me talk and talk. you are my best friends and thanks again for being you. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not good at teasing, but my closest family and friends pick on me relentlessly. I tell everyone I have an invisible tattoo that says 'Pick on Me' across my forehead. Friends are the best!
DeleteThat's so awesome that you have that kind of relationship! I love my friends and cherish the relationship we all share! I treat my friends the same and I think it's really fun to just talk!
DeleteThis. This makes me happy. I can relate to this with two of my very best friends, and I couldn't have said it any better. Thank you for sharing your feelings in writing so I don't have to write down mine!
DeleteThis is how it is with me and my Best friends! One friend I have practically adopted as my sister, we're so close! *cough* Bethany Marble *cough* It's funny to see us together all the time. We're two months apart (me being the older one) and there's about a foot in height difference! Every time one of us has to leave, Bethany insists that I pick her up before either of us leaves! We love hanging out, talking, and laughing about absolutely nothing! Whenever we are hanging out or walking someplace, we hold hands and just chat. Sometimes I use her head as my arm rest..... but she gets back at me by sitting on my lap. :)
DeleteAnastasia B. 4th Period DE
ReplyDeleteOne of my daily joys is a little ferret named Jasper or known more commonly by his nick name Bonebear.
His nickname tells a lot about him: he is a cream colored little guy with milk chocolate markings and the reason for being called a bear is the way he shambles around like a little bear.
He hops and he flops and often he barks and even at moments you might catch a huff, huff to top it all off, but all together the little tumble weed is my bud and one of the finest little pets to own.
Your description "he shambles around like a little bear" makes me smile! How adorable. Thank you for telling us about your beloved pet.
DeleteI'm glad you enjoyed it Sister Jackson and thank you!
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Red Rudd 4th Period
ReplyDeleteThe first day that I really felt my age and that I could be a responsible adult, was the day that I received something in the mail that I had purchased online for a lot of money that I’ve never spent in one place before. My camera had arrived. It’s a Nikon D3100, and it’s mine- all mine. I don’t have to borrow other people’s cameras. I don’t have to hurry and get my pictures off before I return it to its rightful owner. I don’t have to say to other people, “Be careful it’s not mine.” Instead I say, “Be careful or I will break you!” I love to sling it over may neck, hold it up to my eye with one hand holding the side and the other on the lens adjuster. I love taking pictures with it. The only problem is that I’m taking up all the storage space on the family computer.
This slice brings me joy. I am so happy that you have your own camera. I need one. I feel like something is missing all the time because I don't have one anymore.
DeleteIt's so nice to get something you have been needing or wanting for a long time. Congrats on the new camera!
DeletePeriod 4
ReplyDeleteSleep.
Yes. Sleep.
Fridays are for sleep.
Haha! Tricked ya! You actually have financial literacy on Fridays!
NOW GET UP!
Ugh, no sleep.
Ok. Financial lit. is cool. Learn about money.
Bathtubs and envelopes and shoe shiners
And Money.
Home again.
Sleep?
Nope.
Posters.
My penmanship on those posters is awesome.
Bus! Bus bus bus.
Talking talking loud loud
bus bus bus.
Drama! Theatre! One act! SO GOOD!
Bus. Bus bus bus talk talk laugh laugh bus.
Grandma's house. Call friend, talk to friend.
Rant about books.
Talking talking.
Chips and dip.
Night time.
Chips and pizza.
MMmmmmmm.
Store to get costume pieces.
$40 shoes? Jeez!
Car, car.
M.A.S.H. is funny.
HOME! Home home!
Brush teeth, pj's, take dog out.
Sleep?
Nope.
No sleep, you don't deserve sleep.
You must write! Write a slice of life!
Offer this virtual ink as a sacrifice to the writing gods!
YES!
Eyes heavy.
Sleep?
No scriptures.
Ok.
Sleep?
Prayer.
Sleep?
Sleep.
I wish I were sleeping right now. What a great slice, KyAnne.
DeleteThanks!
DeleteI like this slice! It's like a slice cut into bites. :)
DeleteIts a little hard to type when you have a cat paw on your hand but I'll try my best.
ReplyDelete"Ouch!"
"Salem stop bitting me!"
"No stop bugging the chord!"
"Yeah, go sit at the end of my bed."
"Thats right"
Okay my cat is sleeping in my room and wow I don't think I will get much sleep.
Great little slice, Audrey! I could almost see the scene with you and your cat. Tip: Watch your punctuation and homonyms, okay.
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ReplyDeleteSometimes, life really hits me in the face about just how much I take for granted the abundant blessings in my life. I mean, one of the things I did Sergio, the foreign exchange student staying with us, on his last day was I taught him how to ride my old motorcycle. It was pretty easy for him to learn and I was able to get my bigger motorcycle started and we played around on those for quite a while. I realized how blessed I am to have Sergio in my life and how blessed I was to have been able to buy a newer motorcycle, since I had grown out of my smaller one. This allowed Sergio and I to ride together and mess around in my back yard. I also realized how blessed I am to have such a big back yard. When you slow down and think about your life in a positive way Instead of a more negative then we will see and appreciate everything more and be happier.
My cat Alley is very old and very sick. And she will probably die soon. She is older then me, and has been apart of my life for my entire life.
ReplyDeleteI know she is just a pet, but pets are family, and Im gonna miss her when she is gone.
Rachel Morris period 4
I know how you feel. My family used to have a dog that my mom got when he was 18 months old, and just last year we had to put him down, at age 15. He was a tiny dog, but he was kind of like an older brother... a really short one... I still miss him, but he is young again, playing and running around in heaven, and he feels no more pain of failing kidneys, blindness, arthritis, bad hips, or any of the other problems he had. Alley will be happy and healed when she has passed, but she will miss you, just like you'll miss her. Some people say it gets better. Let me brake it to you; it doesn't. But keep your head up, Alley wouldn't want to see you sad. She wants you to be happy. There is still life to enjoy. Nothing will ever replace her, but another furry friend is great to help heal a broken heart. My new dog won't replace my old one, but she sure has helped me stay positive. :)
DeleteI'm sorry. Its hard to loose a pet
DeleteWhat? I didn't know we did slice of lives on week ends! Any ways I'm not coin this on the same day if you didn't notice. Do we do these on Sundays? I found out that my aunt is pregnant too. Also one of my sisters is getting married!
ReplyDeleteUgh! This week was horrible! Hot and cold, stuffy noses, and burning faces! I was sick all this week, and I still sort of am. I spent all of my days in bed, while my mom slaved away at my orders. "I need ice! I am Hot!" "I need warm soup, right now!" Or, "I need Vitamin C for my throat!" All I want is to not be sick. All this weather is going crazy! Cold in the morning, (Until 12:00) then all of a sudden, it turns boiling hot like you could never imagine! I knew exactly from the beginning, that it was the horrid weather.
ReplyDeleteWell I couldn't post on Friday but I guess I will post on Today's thing instead
ReplyDeleteRebekah Marble DE P4
ReplyDeleteOne of the most fantastic moments is when you can do two things you love at the same time or day. For example: Today! Today I got to go to the temple in Denver. I got to drive up with my seminary teacher and my friends Liza and Maren. I arrived home, and immediately got in my car and drove to town for a dance performance! My team got to perform for the Harlem Globetrotter’s pregame and half-time show, and even though there were thousands of people we had so much fun!
Yeah, those days are awesome. Like how you can eat ice-cream while watching your favorite movie, or play games with your cousins and family. Separately, they would make you feel good, but combined as one, they bring exceeding enjoyment.
DeletePeople are always asking me what I like to do and they are always surprised that my answers are "Do school work, and message my best friend." I really love doing school, it is my favorite thing to do. im such a nerd, but Im proud :D
ReplyDeleteI love going horse back riding! I enjoy grooming the horse and making it look good! I feel so at peace when I am riding.
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Chris Cox DE P4.
ReplyDeleteI made a goal to get hundred percent attendance for seminary this year. So far I have not been late or absent yet. It has made me feel good knowing that I come every day to learn about God. I plan to get hundred percent attendance for next three years. This helps me learn how to be on time, and to do things that are difficult.
MaKenna Moses
DeleteDE, 4th Period
I think that is an AMAZING goal!!! I really hope that you stick with it because it will teach you commitment, but you will also be so blessed for giving that time to The Lord. Good luck! Seminary is worth it! Don't get lazy when you become a senior! I love seminary, yet I find myself sometimes debating if I should go or not. I know that I will regret not going, so I go and it is always worth it!
MaKenna Moses
ReplyDeleteDE, 4th Period
Life is full of moments. Little simple moments. Each moment is a chance for change. An opportunity for growth. Currently my moments seem dull. My life feels continually the same. I need to start making more exciting moments.
I feel the same! It's like my life is on repeat and everyday is the same.
DeleteToday I'm so sweaty because I am working all day that I'm not doing school work. But It makes you feel so good once the jobs done and I helped get the garden done which was a family job but seeing that the tree house just got the finishing touches I'm happy.
ReplyDeleteI have an Australian Shepard named Ellie who is about a year and a half old, and she has a LOT of energy. Whenever she escapes the yard, she can run several laps around the neighborhood in just 5 minutes, then she comes back. She can run faster than any other dog I've seen, and the thing is, Australian Shepards never run out of energy. Even when they're old. When she runs, she flattens her ears back and rockets right towards you, with a crazed look on her face, and runs right into you. Then she licks your face... ew. Ellie also loves to wrestle, and she can jump extremely high. Aussies can jump over 6 foot fences!
ReplyDeleteEllie always chases rabbits (which we have a lot of), but never caught any of them. She would chase them, then get bored and come back. Until one day she actually decided to catch one, gut it, and start skinning it. All on our back porch... a couple of days after I said the rabbit was faster. Then a day after the dead rabbit incident, I said the same thing about the birds. The next day she caught a bird. SO I just keep my mouth shut. Ellie also loves to snuggle whenever I sit on the floor to read. :)
That remind me about how when I was little my dog ate a rabbit. fun times. Your dog sounds more interesting than my dog who doesn't do much.
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ReplyDeleteI really enjoy listening to music. Recently I've been listening to a lot of Frank Sinatra. I love his style of singing and it's really nice music. I could listen to music all day.
Well, I have discovered new music and I have been listening to it a lot. music is a big part of our lives. A persons favorite song can tell you more about them then they could ever tell you.
ReplyDeleteTurkey then dessert, family gathered round the table. Thanksgiving is a time to come together and celebrate. Every year my family goes to my grandmas to celebrate thanksgiving and my moms birthday which is on November 25th.
ReplyDeleteWhen I woke up this morning I realized something: Seminary is almost over. It's kind of crazy to think about, but we only have about a week and a half left. I don't know how many of you have early morning seminary, but mine starts at 5:40am. So you could understand how I'm sort of excited that it's coming to an end, but at the same time I'll miss having it to start my day.
ReplyDeleteAriel Bilyeu (D.E.)
Hey guys! So today's story is about me when I was 7 years old and I was on a ward camp out with my family and I was walking around when I found a white rock, or what I thought was a white rock but in truth it was a coal that was still very hot and me no knowing it was a coal touched it and got blisters on my fingers YAY!
ReplyDeleteNetflix is my life. Why would I go outside and socialize when I can find out what happens next on my favorite binge tv show. I love to curl up with a bunch of blankets, put like 5 fans in the room, and just hibernate for a day or more. The supplies list includes Cookie dough, blankets x10, wifi, large tv or laptop, phone, popcorn, and a cat.
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