Sun. Nov 9, 2008

Today was great!! I love Sundays, because they are always fun! I started off the day with a refreshing sleep in after Friday night (major birthday party, trying to sleep through, didn't end till one o'clock in the MORNING), and had my favorite cereal, while being nudged softly in the elbow by my adorably impatient cat! After letting him lap up the rest of my milk, I brushed my teeth, feeling happy in my new Juicy shoes (!!!!!) and walked to the car. For the car ride, I read my EXCEPTIONALLY FANTASTIC book, Extras (Uglies series, FANTASTIC!!!!!!) and got out of the car. Sacrament meeting was great, and Sunday School was alright. During the Book of Mormon crossword puzzle--which was a bit BABYISH--, I took a slip of paper, curled it at both ends, and held it under my nose.

Andrew Peterson kept watching me playing with the piece of paper, a smile on his face, so seeing him, I said, "Mama mia!" like an Italian with a mustache. 

He laughed hard and made a mustache too, and when he tried to say "Mama mia!" it kept falling, which made us laugh even more hard. Then he stole my mustache, and I pretended to be sad. It was funny!!

Then we played hangman with the class, and Oscar Triana ended up drawing me on the noose thing, which made me playfully indignant, and I erased it and drew Andrew, which made them laugh even more. Then it was time to go to class, and--though it's kind of weird that Andrew is in Primary and I'm in Young Women's, but ANYWAYS...In Young Women's, we had a lesson on the importance of our life. Christina Palma, my friend who I LOVE told a story about her father. Everyone knows that whenever someone gets cut off in traffic or something, they yell at the driver, though the driver can't hear them. So her father was driving, and he got cut off, and he was like, "You jerk! How could you? Blah blah blah..." and so her mom was like, "You shouldn't do that, you know." And so from now on, whenever Christina's father is cut off, he's like, "I love youuuuuuu!" to the driver, though the driver can't hear him. HAHA!! It was funny!

After Young Women's, we went outside to Sister Michel's (hope I spelled that right), who was holding a huge basket of candy for the Young Women because of Secret Sisters.

I told her one new thing I knew about Alice Corrigan, who was my Secret Sister, of course, and I got a dark chocolate Mound...OH MY GOSH MY FAVORITE!! Coconut shavings, nestled in rich dark chocolate...THE BEST OF THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry, I feel kind of immature using Caps Loc and waaaay too many exclamation points, but I just want to illustrate my point ;) 

Oops I can't figure out anything else, except perhaps we are going to play Pictionary tonight!! Perhaps, though I said, if that is proper grammar. My grammar ain't good, so you better bear with myself. ;) JUST KIDDING...My grammar ain't THAT bad...JUST KIDDING AGAIN!!

Haha!!