I guess I'll say something.
I have a few minutes before I have to leave.
I've been loving the sun. Except that I haven't gotten to be out in it that much. The heat has been okay too. But my room was really hot last night, so it was a little hard to sleep. I woke up so many times during the night. But that's okay.
I always forget how much I enjoy summer. It's just so fuun. So many memories and fun things to do outside. Plus a lot of commitments dwindle down. Programs I'm involved in end for the season. Biblequizzing is already over, AWANA only has a couple more nights. And there's camp, and lots of VBS' and different things like that to do, which are a lot of fun too. Camp is only 4 weeks away.
Oh, and I quit my job. Or gave my notice rather, I only have four more weeks there too.
Amber, remember sitting in my room crocheting and listening to all those random books on tape? That was ridiculous. We were always so bored. Why did we do those things at my house? It was so much cooler at your house, with the basement and all. I was just talking about that at worship practice last night. I always got out of the bulk of walking that way though. Ha, remember when we used to walk everywhere? haha. I still rather walk or bike places anyway though. It's cheaper. And better for you. or me.
I guess I need to leave. ha.
-becca
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Hi! We are two good friends who blog together. View our first blog at becconingamberlance1. Our first blog was very insightful and no one can doubt the depth of our knowledge pertaining to friendships and how to get along. This blog? All about summer - popsicles, feelings, and love.
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I remember! Hah, the horror story about the kids that got their tongue cut off, the Roald Dahl story (actually, I'm not sure if we listened to that together), and some story by Kathering Paterson that was really sad.
I kind of liked walking everywhere, even though it took longer. and I loved biking to your house from Edgar's last summer. Working at Subway when it's hot reminds me of last summer and brings back some wryly fun memories.
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