I am waiting with my family for the ball to drop. We have a whole bunch of snacks and we are just sitting in front of the TV. I am glad the year is ending, but what is so different about New Years Day. It is the fact that it is a new calendar year? Why do people make promises to change their lives? I think we should change something about us everyday, not just the first of the year. Though, on that note, I want to never stop trying this next year. This will be such a big year for me. My 18th birthday, Graduation, Freshman year of College. With so many new things, it will be tough for me to want to keep going through the hard parts. I hope that I will always get through it without falling apart or getting "emo".
I just thought of something cool to do. I am going to recap the year in 30 different words. Here is my 2007.
1. Life-changing
2. Different
3. Crazy
4. Family
5. Driving
6. Swimming
7. Back-float
8. Sisters
9. Experience Project
10. College
11. ACT
12. Best-friend
13. Tears
14. Laughter
15. Tears (had to add it twice.)
16. 4am
17. Phone-calls
18. Revelations
19. Heartbreak
20. Writing
21. FanFiction
22. Ipods
23. Far-away-friends
24. Change
25. Bowling
26. Randomness
27. "oj"
28. You Tube
29. Tough Decisions
30. Faith
Got to get back to partying! Have a great new year and don't worry to much about changing something to big. Take small steps each day and you'll get there before you even realize it.
Monday, December 31, 2007
Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Merry Christmas!
I know Christmas will be over in about 30 minutes. I will try to finish this blog before then, because then it will still be valid. I am glad for this year's Christmas. I got some awesome things, but I did not brag and tell people about what I got. I LOVED everything I got. I guess my favorite gift was my Ipod Nano, but I also loved my new bible (NLT). I am almost sad that Christmas is over, because it seems like now I just have to figure out what to do with all my new gifts. I will probably clean my room so I have space. I am also sad because I don't know how to go back to "normal" life, ya know? What was life before the Holiday season began? We spend months thinking and wondering about two days and then it is over and it is like "Wow, it's over." I know I always bounce right back, but it is the transition that is the hardest. I guess it won't be so bad this year because I get a little bit of Christmas tommorow too. Me, my sisters, my aunt and uncle and maybe thier kids are going to see 'Enchanted' in theaters. I am really excited about it.
I made this before the end of Christmas, although I don't know how many will be able to read this before Christmas ends. I am probabaly going to do some reading and then I am going "night night". I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and always rememeber that the "Christmas spirit" does not have to end after the holidays.
I made this before the end of Christmas, although I don't know how many will be able to read this before Christmas ends. I am probabaly going to do some reading and then I am going "night night". I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas and always rememeber that the "Christmas spirit" does not have to end after the holidays.
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Always waiting for something...
Do you ever feel like you are always waiting for something you want? You are always waiting for your dreams to come true, or for something exciting to happen? I have been thinking so much about college and I never realized that once I am in college, I will be waiting to get out. Sure, the first year will be a blast.. but it will be anything else.. I will want something else... Life could become mundane and will want something new and exciting...
So, I would like to stop waiting and wanting more... I would like to cherish every moment for what it is. I don't want to wait for something more exciting, because it might not get anymore exciting then this. Think about it... If this was everyone's last day, what would there be to wait for? I am sorry to be somewhat confusing... It's just that I feel like too many people put too much into thier future when they can do so much today. So, if you are actually reading this.. I advise you to live for the present. Prepare for the future, but realize what you have at this very moment. Worry about today, because with tommorow comes a whole new set of worries. Wow, I have to stop writing in typical sayings.. But it's true...
OK, now if you are still here with me after my "coom boy ya" moment, I will finish my road trip story. We left off on the bus back home, right? Well, after we left, I started getting tired and bored. I was not bored at first, but after a while of everyone around me sleeping, it was sort of tiring. The singer of Ember was in the back of the bus, and I was trying to listen to him telling stories. That was kind of interesting, but sad because I wanted to join the conversations, but I was far away and no-one noticed me listening. After a while of me feeling lonely, My best friend, who was sitting in front of me, would try to keep herself and everyone else by singing a chant she had learned. It goes "I'm alive, awake, alert and energetic! I'm alive, awake, alert and energetic." It was pretty funny when we would chant, even though we hardly meant what we said. After a while of that and other sillyness, me and my best friend sang "Matthias Replaces Judas" by Showbread. I think we sang that song over 5 times. It was fun though, even though I knew the song better then she did and I had to correct her or sing by myself until she remembered how it went. About a hour an a half into the ride home, we stopped at a gas station for food and bathroom breaks. I got myself a Revive viatim water. All my friends thought I was weird because I had not gotten a energy drink like them. (I always like to make good drinking and eating choices when I can.) I probably should have gotten something to eat, but I was not thinking straight. I was so tired that I felt like a zombie. I felt like I was not really alive. We got back to the bus and I switched seats becuase her feet were hurting her. (she had ramp like thing on her side.) I took the window seat then, but I don't like the seat by the window, because if were to crash, it would hurt my head. Yeah, I know no one thinks of things like that. I sort of wierd like that. We back to our chilling out, singing and trying to stay awake. Then, I started to feel apart of the group more when the singer from Ember was teasing my best friend. (They know each other. She was the one who told me about Ember.) That was pretty silly but I felt like in some way, I was talking to the guy from Ember, because I could laugh at what he was saying. I was sad to see him go before our last stop. After we stopped to drop some of the poeple of, it took another hour before we made it to the last stop. By this time, we were all just wanting to get home and sleep. Well, I least I was. When we got off the bus, the cold air took us by suprise. We had complained how cold it was on the bus, but it was so much colder when we got in the van. At least it woke us up a little. We took off from the bus. We listened to Queen on the way home because one of my friends had her Ipod with her. My dad loved almost all the Queen songs, and he even started singing. I am glad that he was not as tired as I was. The rest of van of really silent. I had a hard time staying awake, but I knew I could not sleep if I had tried. I just watched the road, and it was mesmerizing. After about 10 Queen songs, I decieded to see if everyone was awake. I put the Ipod on "Year 3000" from the Jonas Brothers. My sister and I sang, while (I think) everyone else hated it. I still sort of feel bad, because I don't think they liked me changing the music to boyband pop. I think I turned it back to Queen and things got quiet again, except for me singing "We will, we will, rock you." Some of us also did the claping too. Soon, we saw the sign for home. I also saw part of the skyline. I had never been so happy to see our welcome sign. It was like we had been gone forever. I guess it was becuase I was tired and just wanted to be home. On our way to dropping off my friends, we put on the Ember CD. It was awfully fitting. We were at the end of our great adventure and we were reminded of what we really came on this trip for. We dropped of the friends and said our goodbyes. We got back into our cold car and drove home. I was sick to my stomach at this point because I forgot to eat something after 6pm. It was now almost 5am and I realized that I was probably hungry. I was happy to get home, and when I did, I made myself some toast. For the rest of the night, I had Ember songs stuck in my head. I went to bed at about 530-6am.
That ends my road trip story. Fun, huh? I don't think I will do it again.. even though they are hosting another one. It was too much on me. I woke up the next morning crabby and tired. I did not get back into the swing of things for a while afterwards either. It was a wild ride though. I am glad that I decieded to do it. Right now, I am signing of and going to sleep.
Adious,
Brenna
So, I would like to stop waiting and wanting more... I would like to cherish every moment for what it is. I don't want to wait for something more exciting, because it might not get anymore exciting then this. Think about it... If this was everyone's last day, what would there be to wait for? I am sorry to be somewhat confusing... It's just that I feel like too many people put too much into thier future when they can do so much today. So, if you are actually reading this.. I advise you to live for the present. Prepare for the future, but realize what you have at this very moment. Worry about today, because with tommorow comes a whole new set of worries. Wow, I have to stop writing in typical sayings.. But it's true...
OK, now if you are still here with me after my "coom boy ya" moment, I will finish my road trip story. We left off on the bus back home, right? Well, after we left, I started getting tired and bored. I was not bored at first, but after a while of everyone around me sleeping, it was sort of tiring. The singer of Ember was in the back of the bus, and I was trying to listen to him telling stories. That was kind of interesting, but sad because I wanted to join the conversations, but I was far away and no-one noticed me listening. After a while of me feeling lonely, My best friend, who was sitting in front of me, would try to keep herself and everyone else by singing a chant she had learned. It goes "I'm alive, awake, alert and energetic! I'm alive, awake, alert and energetic." It was pretty funny when we would chant, even though we hardly meant what we said. After a while of that and other sillyness, me and my best friend sang "Matthias Replaces Judas" by Showbread. I think we sang that song over 5 times. It was fun though, even though I knew the song better then she did and I had to correct her or sing by myself until she remembered how it went. About a hour an a half into the ride home, we stopped at a gas station for food and bathroom breaks. I got myself a Revive viatim water. All my friends thought I was weird because I had not gotten a energy drink like them. (I always like to make good drinking and eating choices when I can.) I probably should have gotten something to eat, but I was not thinking straight. I was so tired that I felt like a zombie. I felt like I was not really alive. We got back to the bus and I switched seats becuase her feet were hurting her. (she had ramp like thing on her side.) I took the window seat then, but I don't like the seat by the window, because if were to crash, it would hurt my head. Yeah, I know no one thinks of things like that. I sort of wierd like that. We back to our chilling out, singing and trying to stay awake. Then, I started to feel apart of the group more when the singer from Ember was teasing my best friend. (They know each other. She was the one who told me about Ember.) That was pretty silly but I felt like in some way, I was talking to the guy from Ember, because I could laugh at what he was saying. I was sad to see him go before our last stop. After we stopped to drop some of the poeple of, it took another hour before we made it to the last stop. By this time, we were all just wanting to get home and sleep. Well, I least I was. When we got off the bus, the cold air took us by suprise. We had complained how cold it was on the bus, but it was so much colder when we got in the van. At least it woke us up a little. We took off from the bus. We listened to Queen on the way home because one of my friends had her Ipod with her. My dad loved almost all the Queen songs, and he even started singing. I am glad that he was not as tired as I was. The rest of van of really silent. I had a hard time staying awake, but I knew I could not sleep if I had tried. I just watched the road, and it was mesmerizing. After about 10 Queen songs, I decieded to see if everyone was awake. I put the Ipod on "Year 3000" from the Jonas Brothers. My sister and I sang, while (I think) everyone else hated it. I still sort of feel bad, because I don't think they liked me changing the music to boyband pop. I think I turned it back to Queen and things got quiet again, except for me singing "We will, we will, rock you." Some of us also did the claping too. Soon, we saw the sign for home. I also saw part of the skyline. I had never been so happy to see our welcome sign. It was like we had been gone forever. I guess it was becuase I was tired and just wanted to be home. On our way to dropping off my friends, we put on the Ember CD. It was awfully fitting. We were at the end of our great adventure and we were reminded of what we really came on this trip for. We dropped of the friends and said our goodbyes. We got back into our cold car and drove home. I was sick to my stomach at this point because I forgot to eat something after 6pm. It was now almost 5am and I realized that I was probably hungry. I was happy to get home, and when I did, I made myself some toast. For the rest of the night, I had Ember songs stuck in my head. I went to bed at about 530-6am.
That ends my road trip story. Fun, huh? I don't think I will do it again.. even though they are hosting another one. It was too much on me. I woke up the next morning crabby and tired. I did not get back into the swing of things for a while afterwards either. It was a wild ride though. I am glad that I decieded to do it. Right now, I am signing of and going to sleep.
Adious,
Brenna
Monday, December 10, 2007
Road Trip P.2
I told you I would finish my story today.. I really don't feel like blogging actually. I don't feel like doing much of anything. It has been sort of a yucky day emotionally for me. I just feel like I am going to explode.. well at least my brain. There are so many things that are up in the air right now, and I am afraid they are all going to crash down if I don't keep trying to hold it all up. It's really overwhelming to think about it.
I guess I should continue my story.
We arrive at the place and I get excited. The place was not as big as I thought it would be, but it was really cool inside. I took quite a few pictures. My friends and I took pictures together too. Me and my best friend took a picture with our "punk" faces. I looked ridiculous. It looked more like a ghetto look. Oh well.. We checked out the place and walked around. There was a food court area and a sitting area. There were also lots of video screens which played music videos. If my mom were there, she would have got overwhelmed. The bands get started and the first one (not Ember) plays. They were pretty good but well.. we were not there to see them. While the second band plays, we all sit down at a table at eat a soft pretzel with cheese. There is also free popcorn. The cheese sauce was too spicy and the popcorn was WAY too salty. I was hungry though. The band that was playing was not that good. I really did not pay much attention to them actually. People around me just told me that they did bad. Ember was the third band. Even during sound check, everyone but me and my dad go up to the very front of the stage. I sit back at the table because my dad told me the sound is better farther away then right up close. (He is a sound tech.) It was OK sitting back away from the stage until I felt guilty for not being up there. It was like I was not really supporting them if I did not stand with the others. Plus, I felt sort of left out. I was actually pretty cool to be near the stage anyway. I got to jump around and throw my hair around with my friends. It was an awesome performance and I really enjoyed it. The only thing I did not like was that there was a mosh pit for a couple of the songs. I do not like mosh pits. Luckily, I stayed out of it and their concert ended safely for me. After all that, I was out of breath and energy from jumping, dancing and screaming. The next band was a screamo band. I do not like screamo bands. My dad and my sister do not like screamo either. I am glad they both had come with me, because I would have been with my friends- who were still in the front row- if they had'nt. Me and my sister hid in the sitting room to try to block some of the sound. It helped only a little. We sat back there until it was over. They anounced that we could vote now, so we got our ballots and (of course) voted for Ember. Soon afterwards, we found out we had to get back on the bus because they weather was supposed to get bad. That of course make me sort of scared and I thought of crashing again. Anyway, I had thought they were going to ancounce the winner right there, but I guess that it not what happens, so I did not feel bad about leaving early. We did not know till later on the bus that Ember got second place. First place went to the sreamo band. Before we get back on the bus, I got a Ember sticker. Me and my sister were going to get a t-shirt, but dad did not have enough money. We were going to get one and then we could share it, but we will have to wait until another time. A few minutes later, we all get on the bus. I sit next to my sister because she said she would keep me up. Oh, and this was around 11ish.
Don't get mad at me.. I think I am going to have to make this into a three part story. It has taken me an hour already to write this post. I have other things I need and want to get done. I also realized that my storytelling was horrible. Thanks to anyone that made it this far without falling asleep or giving up on my blog. Tommorow, I will hopefully be feeling better and I will write more.
Over and Out,
Brenna
I guess I should continue my story.
We arrive at the place and I get excited. The place was not as big as I thought it would be, but it was really cool inside. I took quite a few pictures. My friends and I took pictures together too. Me and my best friend took a picture with our "punk" faces. I looked ridiculous. It looked more like a ghetto look. Oh well.. We checked out the place and walked around. There was a food court area and a sitting area. There were also lots of video screens which played music videos. If my mom were there, she would have got overwhelmed. The bands get started and the first one (not Ember) plays. They were pretty good but well.. we were not there to see them. While the second band plays, we all sit down at a table at eat a soft pretzel with cheese. There is also free popcorn. The cheese sauce was too spicy and the popcorn was WAY too salty. I was hungry though. The band that was playing was not that good. I really did not pay much attention to them actually. People around me just told me that they did bad. Ember was the third band. Even during sound check, everyone but me and my dad go up to the very front of the stage. I sit back at the table because my dad told me the sound is better farther away then right up close. (He is a sound tech.) It was OK sitting back away from the stage until I felt guilty for not being up there. It was like I was not really supporting them if I did not stand with the others. Plus, I felt sort of left out. I was actually pretty cool to be near the stage anyway. I got to jump around and throw my hair around with my friends. It was an awesome performance and I really enjoyed it. The only thing I did not like was that there was a mosh pit for a couple of the songs. I do not like mosh pits. Luckily, I stayed out of it and their concert ended safely for me. After all that, I was out of breath and energy from jumping, dancing and screaming. The next band was a screamo band. I do not like screamo bands. My dad and my sister do not like screamo either. I am glad they both had come with me, because I would have been with my friends- who were still in the front row- if they had'nt. Me and my sister hid in the sitting room to try to block some of the sound. It helped only a little. We sat back there until it was over. They anounced that we could vote now, so we got our ballots and (of course) voted for Ember. Soon afterwards, we found out we had to get back on the bus because they weather was supposed to get bad. That of course make me sort of scared and I thought of crashing again. Anyway, I had thought they were going to ancounce the winner right there, but I guess that it not what happens, so I did not feel bad about leaving early. We did not know till later on the bus that Ember got second place. First place went to the sreamo band. Before we get back on the bus, I got a Ember sticker. Me and my sister were going to get a t-shirt, but dad did not have enough money. We were going to get one and then we could share it, but we will have to wait until another time. A few minutes later, we all get on the bus. I sit next to my sister because she said she would keep me up. Oh, and this was around 11ish.
Don't get mad at me.. I think I am going to have to make this into a three part story. It has taken me an hour already to write this post. I have other things I need and want to get done. I also realized that my storytelling was horrible. Thanks to anyone that made it this far without falling asleep or giving up on my blog. Tommorow, I will hopefully be feeling better and I will write more.
Over and Out,
Brenna
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Inspiration
I believe that inspiration comes from anywhere. Sometimes, it is song that you hear on the radio. Sometimes, it is what someone says. Other times it could be a movie or something you just happen to read at the time you needed to. In the past couple years, I have come to know that it happens randomly and it has no limits to where it can be found. There could be a time where I feel horrible and then I find a song that tells me EXACTLY what I needed to hear. I love that. For example, I have been hard time accepting myself in the past months or so. If I turn on the radio to a Christian station, I reminded of how much God loves me and accepts me when I don't. Is that not awesome?!
I am sorry guys for not expounding on my last post. That is just how my brain works and I and others have to accept it. Oh, the pumpkin roll was good though. It was filled with real cream cheese, not the flavored filling.
Yesterday was a long day. Wanna hear what I did? I shall tell you the fairly long story. Well, I like this band: Ember. www.wearember.com They are awesome and one of my favorite bands right now. Well, they decided to host a road trip to a concert of theirs. For me, it was a 1 hour drive to the place where we were going to get on buses. Me, my sister, my dad, my best friend, and two other friends went with my group. So, we get to this meeting place where we meet others who are going to this concert. First, I thought this was a pretty cool idea because it was a 4 hour to this concert from our house and my dad did not want to drive, so I was pretty excited. When we get to the meeting place, it is a school bus that we are riding in. I have not been on a school bus since Elementary school. We get on the bus, pick us some more kids at different stop, and start the 3 hour drive. School Bus! Not the most comfortable place to sit. Plus, I was always worried that the bus would get into a accident and we would all die. At least we had music and friends. Me and my best friend would sing really loud to the music until I started laughing. A litle while later we stopped for lunch. My little group ate at Toco Bell. On our way out, I fell into the snow trying to climb over something on the way to the bus. That was fun.. No really.. it was.. We get back on the bus. Soon, I start getting tired. The bus seemed louder since everyone had eaten, but I was getting bored. I just wanted off the bus. Like I said before, at least we had awesome music. So, more driving..more sitting and more worrying that the bus was going to crash. When we finally got there, I was very happy. It was sort of wierd because the trip there was so long that seemed like it was the experience itself. I had remind myself of the whole purpose of the whole trip: the concert.
Wow, I need to get to bed. I did not have very much sleep last night and so I need to get plently tonight. Sorry to leave a clifhanger. Oh, and the Low battery warning just came up on my laptop too. That is my sign to get to bed. I will finish my Ember Road trip story tommorw. I promise.
Brenna
I am sorry guys for not expounding on my last post. That is just how my brain works and I and others have to accept it. Oh, the pumpkin roll was good though. It was filled with real cream cheese, not the flavored filling.
Yesterday was a long day. Wanna hear what I did? I shall tell you the fairly long story. Well, I like this band: Ember. www.wearember.com They are awesome and one of my favorite bands right now. Well, they decided to host a road trip to a concert of theirs. For me, it was a 1 hour drive to the place where we were going to get on buses. Me, my sister, my dad, my best friend, and two other friends went with my group. So, we get to this meeting place where we meet others who are going to this concert. First, I thought this was a pretty cool idea because it was a 4 hour to this concert from our house and my dad did not want to drive, so I was pretty excited. When we get to the meeting place, it is a school bus that we are riding in. I have not been on a school bus since Elementary school. We get on the bus, pick us some more kids at different stop, and start the 3 hour drive. School Bus! Not the most comfortable place to sit. Plus, I was always worried that the bus would get into a accident and we would all die. At least we had music and friends. Me and my best friend would sing really loud to the music until I started laughing. A litle while later we stopped for lunch. My little group ate at Toco Bell. On our way out, I fell into the snow trying to climb over something on the way to the bus. That was fun.. No really.. it was.. We get back on the bus. Soon, I start getting tired. The bus seemed louder since everyone had eaten, but I was getting bored. I just wanted off the bus. Like I said before, at least we had awesome music. So, more driving..more sitting and more worrying that the bus was going to crash. When we finally got there, I was very happy. It was sort of wierd because the trip there was so long that seemed like it was the experience itself. I had remind myself of the whole purpose of the whole trip: the concert.
Wow, I need to get to bed. I did not have very much sleep last night and so I need to get plently tonight. Sorry to leave a clifhanger. Oh, and the Low battery warning just came up on my laptop too. That is my sign to get to bed. I will finish my Ember Road trip story tommorw. I promise.
Brenna
Friday, November 30, 2007
Driving, School and the rest of the things that cause me stress!
Hi people. I am back for a while. I actually felt like updating my blog. I was like "I might post about what I have been up to." So, here I am. What should I start with first. How about the most stressful to least stressful. (Now, my life is not THAT stressful, but enough to want to cry every once in a while.)
1. Driving-
I actually got on the road last week. I drove home! It was such an accomplishment. Me and my dad were in the parking lot and he told me, "We are going on the road." I said, "I don't think so. The parking lot is comfortable." My dad replied, "Come on. I broke my legs and I can't drive. You have to take us home." (he did not have broken legs, for those who did not catch that.) So, after many deep breaths, I slowly crawled out of the parking lot. It scared me so much! I think I mumbled "Oh God" at least 10 times through the 10 minute or so driving experience. It felt like forever. I did good though. I stayed in my lane and I made pretty good left turns. (Left turns are the scariest for me though.) Once I got home, I was pretty happy with myself, but I don't want to do that anytime soon. I know I need to drive more, but I still dread the road experience.
Why is it then whenever I actually get the opperunity to blog, I can't? I have to go out with my mom. She is going to get me a pumkin roll though. It is pumkin cake with cream cheese. I will TRY to get back on here afterwards or later tonight, but ya know me...
Brenna
1. Driving-
I actually got on the road last week. I drove home! It was such an accomplishment. Me and my dad were in the parking lot and he told me, "We are going on the road." I said, "I don't think so. The parking lot is comfortable." My dad replied, "Come on. I broke my legs and I can't drive. You have to take us home." (he did not have broken legs, for those who did not catch that.) So, after many deep breaths, I slowly crawled out of the parking lot. It scared me so much! I think I mumbled "Oh God" at least 10 times through the 10 minute or so driving experience. It felt like forever. I did good though. I stayed in my lane and I made pretty good left turns. (Left turns are the scariest for me though.) Once I got home, I was pretty happy with myself, but I don't want to do that anytime soon. I know I need to drive more, but I still dread the road experience.
Why is it then whenever I actually get the opperunity to blog, I can't? I have to go out with my mom. She is going to get me a pumkin roll though. It is pumkin cake with cream cheese. I will TRY to get back on here afterwards or later tonight, but ya know me...
Brenna
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Long Day
Today was a long day. I am glad I am finally lounging on the couch doing nothing at all. I don't really want to go into details, but here is the short version. I was up at 5:00am, ate breakfast with my dad, went driving..(will explain more soon), banking, doctor's app., Radio Shack, dinner, and then home.
Here is my longer version of driving. I went on the road! I drove on the country road going at least 35 mph. I only got off the road once, but I got back on really fast. While I was driving I kept drifting out of my lane. I could not stay in my lane. I DID make a really cool banked curve though. I was very proud of myself. Next time, I am going to do better, I am sure. It was not as scary as I thought it would be.
Hmm.... What to talk about... OOO, how about the Biggest Loser. I really like that show. I am watching it in a hour. I always like to see how they get through the workouts and the challenges. Some of the challenges I don't think I could do and I am fairly fit. They should have a reality shows for skinny twigs. They give them muscles and make them less scrawny. It is always sad though when someone has to go home. Last week was surprising because I thought David was going to be one of the ones that loose the most wieght.
Well, I am going to maybe do some reading or posting on my message board. Would you believe I did not post the last time when I said I would? Yep..
TTYL,
Brenna
Here is my longer version of driving. I went on the road! I drove on the country road going at least 35 mph. I only got off the road once, but I got back on really fast. While I was driving I kept drifting out of my lane. I could not stay in my lane. I DID make a really cool banked curve though. I was very proud of myself. Next time, I am going to do better, I am sure. It was not as scary as I thought it would be.
Hmm.... What to talk about... OOO, how about the Biggest Loser. I really like that show. I am watching it in a hour. I always like to see how they get through the workouts and the challenges. Some of the challenges I don't think I could do and I am fairly fit. They should have a reality shows for skinny twigs. They give them muscles and make them less scrawny. It is always sad though when someone has to go home. Last week was surprising because I thought David was going to be one of the ones that loose the most wieght.
Well, I am going to maybe do some reading or posting on my message board. Would you believe I did not post the last time when I said I would? Yep..
TTYL,
Brenna
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