May 18, 2008
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Viking Fest
This weekend has been so exhausting! Yesterday I went to Viking Fest; I invited Cathy and met up with Chase there. Before I ran around the carnival my parents wanted to meet Chase because they are strict, and want to know the guys I hang out with. They said he seems like a pretty good guy and didn’t have a problem with him. Although, my parents thought we were on a date or something. Chase is so nice he bought tickets for rides and attempted to buy me and Cathy food. I declined the offer on food because I thought it was just too much. I felt he really wanted to talk to me, and I wanted to talk to him as well but I didn’t have the slightest clue what to say! This is the first time I actually had nothing to say. After a while we met up with Nicole and Charles. We tried to browse though the stores but sadly most of them were closed. The book store was open though and we read where Waldo books to pass by the time but then I had to go. On the way out of the carnival we passed by a marble booth that were giving away free lucky marbles and the guy let me take an extra one, which I thought was pretty cool.
That night I stayed up till twelve talking to Donald. We spent, what seemed the majority of our phone call talking about Pokémon. We are planning to see both Narnia movies this Thursday. I am so excited. The bad news is, Donald is moving and that makes me so sad. It’s ok because I know a really awesome goodbye present that I am sure he will love!
Today was the last day of Sunday school and Youth Group at our church. Another sign that summer is almost here! I am really excited and I hope I get my school work done in time.
Comments (3)
Do you have a “special” guy ….one that you like best and could see a future with? Good luck with your schoolwork!
Glad you enjoyed your fest. Perhaps you and Donald can keep in touch on Xanga, too. Hope you get everything done that you need to do for school. Have a great day.
Thanks so much for stopping by my site. I recently moved to the UK from Australia.
No need to worry I am not a glass house home schooler, meaning I am not into ‘hiding kids away from the world’. Sheltering in an age appropriate manner yes, but not sheltering. No socially stagnant children in my home lol, they are VERY outgoing all of them.
Thanks again.
Bless you
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