Thaden broke his arm yesterday. Small greenstick fracture. Giselle went to be with Thaden, I went to see medstuffs. And I know for sure that if I'm supposed to, I want to do something in medicine.
Then I made corn tortillas. Triple the recipe (which means 16 times 3). Water, salt, masa harina. Awesomeness. My Da wanted to buy chips at the store yesterday, but Mum charged me with making sure he didn't buy things that we didn't absolutely need, and I told him I'd make salsa and chips. We already had the masa, and the salsa ingredients are cheap, and it gave me something to do. In fact, it gave me 3-ish hours of something to do.
Oh, also, yesterday, I made fudgies, and mashed potatoes, but in the mashed potatoes, I used a packet of Rice-A-Roni flavouring (Parmesan) because we didn't like the way it tasted with the Rice-A-Roni so we saved it and it had been sitting in the cabinet forever.
So after all that, I showered then took Schink to Cub Scouts at 5:20, and I stayed and played piano, then Mum called and I picked Aurora up from B-Ball at 7-ish and we got fro-yo then went back to the church, and I stayed until 9:40. After I decided that I should leave, I drove around backwards in the church parking lot for a song, then my iPod died, and I had to listen to the radio. Ick. But the songs weren't horrible; "Womanizer", then that new Pink song, then something else that I didn't really like, then a couple of older musics. I don't know what it is, but I seriously LOVE listening to music in the car. Or listening to music at all. Or music in general. College: Where you learn things. But seriously. Like, I can't even describe it. I don't even know what to say. Can I plug my head in and let you feel?
Oh, I also finished reading Milkweed by Jerry Spinelli. It is an amazing book, and Spinelli's an amazing author. I LOVE his style; it's vague and poetic. I love it. Go read that book. And I still need to watch Life Is Beautiful.
But none of 'em were home
Inside their catacombs
A million ancient bees
Began to sting our knees
While we were on our knees
Prayin' this disease
Would leave the ones we love
And never come again
And on the radio
We heard November rain
On The Radio by Regina Spektor. I love her songs.
And while we're on songs I love, check out the song Emily by Johanna Newsom. It's 12-ish mins long, and it's a beautiful song. Mum says it's annoying, but I love it, and the lyrics are just beautiful. It's about her sister, who's an astrophysicist. I love that song, even though I don't understand all of it.
I love science. I am a nerd. But I'm a cool nerd, not a nerdy nerd. Heck yeah. Malleability!!!
Oh, and I miss having a math class, and I want to take a physics class.
Art + Science. I really am a mash-up of opposites. I'm sweetness, if I do say so myself, and I do say so myself.
"So myself."
I haven't a care in the world, because I store all my cares on Mars.
3 comments:
I'm glad you are staying busy and helping your "mum" out.
Keion also read the book Milkweed. Sounds like I need to check it out.
It's -10 degrees outside, brrr, when will it end???
Chloe, reading your blog is like reading a book. It's honestly extremely fastinating! I don't get to look at it all the time (between work and dial up i'm interetedly challenged here) so there are a few things I don't understand (like who is Schinck?) but ever entry entertains and enthrawls me. Just thought I'd let you know that you're blogging does good for more than just you. I don't really have a life right now either... my life is... SITTING AND STARING AT A DUMB COMPUTER, DUMB COMPUTER, DUMB COMPUTER!!!!!!! I'm trying to write, trying to draw, and trying to read books. I wish it were easier to communicate wid ya. I'd send you letters with secret assignments and you'd send me letters with secret assignments and that way we'd motivate eachother and i'd make you do more spontaneous and wacky things again. :) Yeah... I'm looking forward to college too! Let me know where you're planning to live when you find out.
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Thanks Kat!! That really makes me happy. I like your blog updates, even if they are few and far between. Schink is what I call Jothan (it's a mash up of "chunk", which became "shunk" and "stink"). I call Giselle "Smells".
I wish I had a job, and I wish it were easier to communicate also. But when we get back to BYU-I, I really want to go to that trainyard again when it gets warmer, and do a game night at Sarah's house. It was always a busy night when we planned those things, and it made me sad.
I'm living in Danbury Manor East, I think 156 A but it might be 150 A. I'm not sure.
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