December 13, 2015

Hey guys :)

Today I woke up around 9 am, even though I went to bed early, I ended up waking up 4-5 times last night.

Anyway, I got up, ate breakfast and watched a few youtube videos before organizing my email.

Sitting on social media for a bit, I decided to start my homework around 1:45 for my Government class which I posted just a little bit ago. Then I worked on my physics notecard for my exam on Tuesday. We're allowed to have this notecard filled with whatever notes we want, front and back. So believe me, I wrote super small. I looked over my English study guide as well, but I'm meeting with Emilia tomorrow to study so I just read over a few things.

At 6:00, my family, my brother's friend who spent the night last night, and I ate dinner (spaghetti). Around 7:00, I started getting ready because Heather was coming over to go to the lights downtown with my mom and I. First, we stopped by Starbucks to get our free coffee (holiday special) and then went to the lights. It was super windy so a lot of my photos came out all blurry but it 60 degrees so definitely not cold. If the wind would've been a light breeze, it would've been perfect; it was fun regardless though. (:


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