Monday, December 21, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Andrew Wyeth
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Labels: Andrew Wyeth, love, Salvador Dali
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Amigos
This post is to all of my friends that I miss seeing.
I got a random call last night from my distant best friend. We didn't really have long to talk, but it was nice to talk to him.
Christmas time has the ability to make me wish I was with all of the people I love. I guess it's just a time of the season that makes me want to be around my family and not stress about life. This Christmas vacation I am going to promise myself that I'll see all of those friends that I never have a chance to see. I don't want life to get the better of certain friendships. I should care about all of my friendships... but I don't. I have always known that some will vanish when I go to college, that's just the way it is. Life will distance you from friends, but only your true friends will last through the distance.
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Monday, December 14, 2009
Holiday Gifts
If I could give any gift to any person in the world it would be a plane ticket and some time off to that same Marine that I ranted about in previous posts. I still care about him, and want to see him terribly.
I suppose I could give food to hungry African children. Or I could build someone a home. But, it's just what I want...
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Trimming the Tree

So, my brother Gabe is home for the entire month of December. Even though I have 3 siblings it feels like I actually have one. None of my siblings have ever lived in the same house as me since I was like 7. So, last night, Gabe, my mom, and I put lights and ornaments on the tree and listened to Christmas music. It was sort of bittersweet. I wish we could have done that every year as a family. I hate how life brings even families apart. It made me think about how next year I'll be living somewhere far from home. I won't be able to help trim the tree because it'll be up before Christmas break. At least we did things right this year. Christmas is a wonderful time of year.
We also had a discussion about the STUPIDITY of Santa Clause. (It is stupid) It seems like it's more for parents than kids. The parents get more angry than the children if another child tells them that Santa is make-believe. Another strange Christmas tradition is the tree. We put a dead tree up in our house, put multicolored lights on it, and hang little trinkets all on it's branches. When you think about it... it's weird right? But it does somehow bring the season to life.
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Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Imagination
"Tell me about your day at school."
"Well first, the teacher made us put away our coats. I accidentally fell trying to change my boots. Lucy kicked some snow on me and it landed in my eye, then I threw some snow at her from the bottom of my boots. The teacher didn't s..."
"Hannah, you should throw snow at people..."
"And then, at snack time, I traded my apple for a cookie."
"Hannah, cookies are not healthy."
"... it was a good cookie, Mom. Anyway, we learned about letters, actually, we were on H today. I raised my hand and said H-H-Hannah. And at nap time, a green dragon came into..."
"Now, Hannah, did a green dragon really come into your classroom?"
"Yes. It flew around the room. All of the other kids were scaed of it, but I liked him. He just forgot how to get back outside, like birds do som..."
"I want to hear about what really happened at school today, Hannah. You aren't supposed to lie."
"Birds get stuck indoors sometimes. The dragon kept nudging the window with his nose. I opened the window for him. Ms. Tomlin said that we'd all get a cold, but I told her that the dragon nee..."
"Hannah, stop lying. A dragon did not come into your classroom today."
"It flew out the window. It waved when it was way high up in the sky. Ms. Tomlin sent me to the office because I opened the window for the dragon. But, I had to leave the window open because the dragon was singing me a song when he was in the sky... it was a beautiful dragon-song, mommy."
"Go to your room, Hannah, lying is not okay."
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Labels: and kids, birds, dragon, Kindergarten, moms
Monday, December 7, 2009
Favorite Christmas Songs
Favorites from last to first...
10. Joy to the World
9. O Come All Ye Faithful
8. Do You Hear What I Hear
7. Little Drummer Boy
6. O Holy Night
5. Silent Night
4. The First Noel
3. What Child is This
2. We Three Kings
1. O Come O Come Emmanuel
I don't really like the stupid little jingles about Santa. I like the songs that have the real meaning of Christmas. I could go on and on and on... but, I won't. Merry Christmas!
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Friday, December 4, 2009
Ideas for Blog Posts
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Labels: dreams, food, nightmare, the future
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Blog about what Julian and I were just talking about...

So... I might be going to the Olive Garden on Sunday. Julian wants to know who I'm going with, but I can't tell him because the plans are set in stone and I don't want to jinx it. He used the mindset but I'm your best friend, you can tell me anything. But, I can't tell him. I do trust him I just don't want my plans to get all squashed. I'm not even going to get my hopes up because when I do, the plans get ruined. So... the moral is: if personal gain could potentially be lost, do not tell your best friend the secret. =]
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Labels: Friends, Secrets, The Olive Garden
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
The War...
I think that President Obama's speech last night, addressing the War in Afghanistan, was mostly pretty words. He is sending out 30,000 more troops, and giving those troops 18 months to give power to the Afghan people. 1st, he set a time limit. He shouldn't have even estimated how long it will take, because no one really knows. 2nd, how many times has the Afghan government been overthrown by the Taliban? Way too many. 3rd, he was mostly using pretty, patriotic words, to appeal to the American citizens. America is in this war. There are no time limits to war. The Taliban is a force to be reckoned with, our government needs to help the Afghan government for as long as they need our help. I could go on and on... But, I won't. I'm sure you all know my opinion by now.
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Labels: Afghanistan, America, Obama, the Taliban
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Facebook... ugh

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