Kirsten - Yesterday...was interesting

Yesterday...was interesting. Or I guess I should say iiinnteresting. Everyone had a late start because we had gone to the drive-in the night before. I went to work. but I also screwed up yesterday and lost my phone privileges. But it's really my fault I lost my phone because of things I had done. Not just one thing either, several in fact.

I think I learned something though. No, in fact, I know I learned some stuff yesterday. Sometimes it feels like lessons just don't stick but in this case it stuck and it's going to.

Being a teenager really is hard. But I've got a great support group. Jennifer for example, she's amazing. She's really an incredible person and I am so grateful she's here. My dad's been great too. They're both incredible people.

Yesterday at my work someone said something that I found rather interesting. A man at my work was talking to his child and he said, "My job isn't to make you happy, it's to make sure you're a good person. I'm sorry if sometimes both can't happen at once."

I don't know, I made some sort of connection when he said that. I'm devoting myself to being a better person. I'm sure hardly anyone reads this blog...but wish me luck!

XOXO,
Kirsten

John-Michael - No Blog

I forgot what I did yesterday. So I guess there won't be any blog. Darn I can't think of anything. Well I guess that's my blog. Maybe I'll be able to think of what I did today tomorrow.

Ben - The first day of the last weekend before summer break

Yesterday I did my list. After doing my list (since Jacob was asleep) I got to play World of Warcraft. Which Matt tried to watch. After a while I went off World of Warcraft and so I read a book. After reading the book, we got ready for a movie we were going to watch. The movie was called "Matilda". After the movie it was nine o'clock so we all had to go to bed.

The End

Matt - "The Supernaturalist"

"The Supernaturalist" is a book I started reading a few days ago. It's a good book, but I like "Eragon" better. "Eragon" is the best book I've ever read, this book is in the section of them.

Yesterday...I woke up and did my jobs. It took me a while to do my jobs because...well...I didn't want to. When I finally finished my jobs, we started a movie. Whick was called "Matilda". Finally we went to bed. It was nine o'clock. And that was my day!

Jacob - Yesterday was Saturday

I had a sleep day and I missed a lunch to goes to dinner. And then when I woke up I went to Jennifer. I helped John-Michael clean the bathroom. I was a supervisor. I made sure he got it done. I the supervisor because I clean the bathroom so well. I did teach him how to do it.

Then I made a dinner for everyone. I make hot dogs and I ate two hot dogs. Then Jennifer will call Jacob because I was stuck with a Dr. Suess until playing a Dr. Suess game. Jacob is still stuck.

I went to go get Kirsten and then Jennifer and I got dessert. And then we were going to watch a movie. Then it was time for bed until tomorrow will be Sunday.

Jennifer/Mom - Hot Dogs

So the kids make hot dogs for dinner and Chris and I end up discussing the tastiness of hot dogs. Chris likes them while I do not! So we are having a conversation about this during which we discover that although we disagree about hot dogs we agree about bratwurst. Good stuff! Then I tell Chris that the irony of me not liking hot dogs is that I really like vienna sausages.

Where upon Chris looks at me and says incredulously, "You like vienna sausages???? Those are those little things that come in a bottle or a can or whatever right?"

"Yes..."

"Like baby food right?"

"Yeah, that's the stuff."

So then comes the razzing and the necessary giving me a hard time about what strange taste I have. I point out that we have established this many times before and that it shouldn't be anything new.

Actually, come to think of it I haven't had vienna sausages in such a long time I wonder if I do like them any more....hmmmm....I'll have to see sometime. That reminds me of the day the kids wanted me to make SPAM so they would know what it tasted like. But that's a story for another day.