October 24, 2015

Hey guys!

This morning I woke up around 6:00 but didn't feel well so went back to sleep and stayed in bed until 9:30.

Then I ate breakfast with my mom, watched a few shows. And pretty much did nothing for the remainder of the after noon.

I mean, I blogged and read other blogs and spent a lot of time on the internet. But as far as getting stuff done, I did nothing.

Then, my mom drove me to Grace Community Church's Trunk-or-Treating event where I was volunteering with Heather from 5:30-8:30. We were in the dining area so we just had to clean the tables off after people finished eating. Then Heather and I ran to the shell on Rossview Rd to get slushies and we decided this was going to be "our thing" like how kids in the 90s did. So yup, that was a life event.

Anyway, then she drove me home but she stayed for a bit and we ate pizza for dinner and then I helped her dye her hair back to brown. It came out really good. :)

She also helped me dye my hair BUT I won't say what color or how it looks because I'm not posting anything about it until Monday. So yeah. Mwuahaha.

Heather didn't end up leaving until midnight but it was an overall fun night. :)


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