We've done alot of school. Thankfully only another week and a day. I decided what I really want for Christmas.
Did you guess it? That's right, an Macintosh Pippin. The only video game system made by Macintosh computers. While some might negatively say that he could paint a brick black and it'd be the same thing, I think that it would be great to have one of these.Moving on. We had our Christmas dinner at the school across the road. Two words: Um, yeah. Not to say that it wasn't the best thing ever. However, if you think that your Kid's Choir is better than ours, think again. Firstly, it's led by someone that can't sing. Secondly, just like every other area in our church, they don't make the kids memorize. As far as I can tell, you just show up and they give you a leading role then they mouth you or actually tell you out loud your next line. Yeah, so that was amazing.
I changed my song for those of you who didn't notice. What's up with only my family and Lindsay updating their blogs? It's wrong I tell you.
Next. I went up to game crazy and there was a bin in which you could buy oldish school video games at three for ten bucks. I really wished that I had my Super Nin and that someone wouldn't keep on claiming. Gosh. I did get three N64 games: Battle Tanx, Star Fox, and Star Wars Racer. They're good.
Two things to end on. Lauri had an assignment in school that she had to write a Haiku. Since writing Haikuosen requires no skill whatsoever, I wrote one:
Decorations here
Christmas lights and ornaments
Makes all look festive.
So, if you would like to write a Holiday Haiku because you have absolutely no idea how to comment, feel welcome.
Lastly, I'm stoked to see Katie Ellyn and Justin in a couple of weeks and Zachary and Brenda in a month or two.
