German Highs and German Lows

Hallo meine lieben Freunde. Ich entschuldige mich für jede mögliche Unannehmlichkeit, die diese verursachen kann, aber ich werde versuchen, Deutschen ab sofort einzutippen. Im nicht wirklich ziemlich sicher hinsichtlich, warum, aber ich ihm glauben Sie, verleihen eine Spitze mehr eines männlichen Gefühls zu meinem blog. O.K., kidding ich.

Anyway, today was one of those days that had an “icy mix” in the forcast. And that’s what we got.

There were the highs and the lows.

Things started out as a downer this morning, because the heater was broken at Sunday School and the room was about fifty degrees (cold). Then things got up cause I came home and ate some chicken tenders. Oh yeah. Then things went back down cause I went downstairs. Hehe. Down. Right, so then things went up cause I went to band practice, and that was awesome. Then things went back down cause the first part of youth group was “in-service”. Then things went back up because we played volleyball. Then things went back down because Kelsie and Kristen left and Kyle almost started crying over…all that…um…stuff. Yeah anyway, so it was down cause he lapsed into depression. Then things went back up cause I don’t have to get up tomorrow and go to school.

Yep. That was my day.

Have you ever thought about what the world would be like if the grass wasn’t green? Think about a world with orange grass. Or purple grass. That’d be crazy.

Quote of the day: “I’m looking up baby names.” – Name Withheld, Age 17

Lucubration (def: deep intense thought, especially at night) of the day: If you’re a young Mafia gangster out on your first date, I bet it’s real embarrassing if someone tries to kill you.

Gut und jetzt, da ich erfolgte Unterhaltung bin, nehme ich an, daß ich zum Deutschen zurückkomme. OH- Wartezeit, soll ich erfolgte Unterhaltung sein. Gut so lang dann, meine loyalen Ventilatoren.