*Day 336*
* It feels lonely without so many people blogging everyday.
* I had a good idea for a blog post, but I'm too lazy to find the pictures to go along with it. I guess it's time for me to admit that I'm not going to get any scrapbooking done any time soon, and find a way to organize my pictures so that we can look through them and actually enjoy them. Or find the ones we want to blog about.
* Chelsea asked me about traditions at my high school. I must be getting really old, I hardly remember high school. It's kind of sad that I can't think of anything. I guess I'll have to keep blogging and get down some of those memories before I forget them completely.
* I'm tired of being sick. In the last couple of months, I've had two colds, the flu, and now it feels like a sinus infection. I'd just like to feel all the way good sometime.
* Did you know that you can't buy egg nog during the summer? I found this recipe for egg nog bread that I wanted to try, but until a couple of weeks ago, I couldn't find egg nog in the stores. Tonight I made egg nog bread. I have two different recipes. After we try them both, I'll let you know which one is better.
* What are the chances that I will get to bed early tonight?
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Thursday, November 4, 2010
Friday, August 20, 2010
The Gas Cap
*Day 260*
When I was in high school, I was out one night with my sister and a friend. We had to stop and get some gas in the car. We had driven away when we realised that I didn't put the gas cap back on. (I will take credit because I was the one driving.) So, we went back to get it. But, it was gone! It had only been a few minutes so we figured it would be in the parking lot or something. But it wasn't. We needed to go inside and ask them if it got turned in. We really didn't want to because we felt really stupid. So, our friend said she would do it. (Thanks Robyn!) A few minutes later, she came out with a handful of gas caps! They had a lot that had been turned in and she didn't know which one was ours. So we picked it out, took the rest back and left. And now I know that I don't need to feel stupid if I loose my gas cap at the gas station because I'm not the only one.
When I was in high school, I was out one night with my sister and a friend. We had to stop and get some gas in the car. We had driven away when we realised that I didn't put the gas cap back on. (I will take credit because I was the one driving.) So, we went back to get it. But, it was gone! It had only been a few minutes so we figured it would be in the parking lot or something. But it wasn't. We needed to go inside and ask them if it got turned in. We really didn't want to because we felt really stupid. So, our friend said she would do it. (Thanks Robyn!) A few minutes later, she came out with a handful of gas caps! They had a lot that had been turned in and she didn't know which one was ours. So we picked it out, took the rest back and left. And now I know that I don't need to feel stupid if I loose my gas cap at the gas station because I'm not the only one.
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