me: Happy Jesus birthday! (now that I think of it, I should have said happy birthday Jesus. puahah)

sibling: Jesus’s birthday was in July.

me: oh. it’s raining on Jesus’s fake birthday.

sibling: your breath stinks. (hey I just woke up :( )

sibling: (singing) my horn can pierce the sky (no I did not watch the most recent episode of the office.)

edit:

4 hours and 47 straight rounds of uber fast paced nertzĀ  later…

everyone: For the next family gathering (a.k.a tomorrow) we’re playing a different game -_-.

Merry Christmas.

fails and flailings

December 6, 2008

In cell group I learned about a blog called failblog.org. It’s a blog about fails like…

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In actuality, the welsh translation says “I am not in the office at the moment. Send any work to be translated.” You’d think that the translator would translate his own email/answering machine/whatever messages to english, since his customers are probably people that can’t understand welsh, hence the reason for his services. oh well.

A few days ago I was in programming class zoning out when this tubby guy sitting in front of me fell asleep. After a few minutes during this particularly quiet moment in the lecture, he suddenly flailed all four of his limbs, hit the desk with a BAM, and then (not surprisingly) woke himself up. It was so crazy the guy next to me freaked out and said “oh my gosh!” out loud. I had to work like mad to keep my laughter in for the rest of lecture.

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eh almost forgot…

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I must say, these end-of-the-post pictures are tiring to search for.

I admit I have a bad sense of direction. Some of you can vouch for that. However, my sense of direction and general geography reached an all time low this past week.

I told a few of you that I was going to Boston for thanksgiving. Turns out I didn’t, and I didn’t even find that out until I got there. I found out when I was eating lunch on Thursday and my 4th aunt asked me, ” Do you want to go anywhere on saturday? We can go to Boston if you want. There’s more to do there.” Wouldn’t make sense if I was actually in Boston wouldn’t it?

In conclusion, I still have no idea where in Massachusetts I went. pathetic.

Anyways, I had an idyllic thanksgiving, like those ones you read about in a book (when you’re really at some hotel eating chinese food). My day went like this:

1. Woke up and ate.

2. Raked leaves and a couple shrooms.

3. Played frisbee.

4. Paid my respects to the pets buried in the pet graveyard for disturbing them with a misthrown frisbee.

5. Played frisbee.

6. Took a tumble and smushed 1 shroom. Caught the frisbee anyways.

7. Raked the leaves around a rosebush.

8. my cousin breaks a rake through sheer strength alone. hilarity ensues.

9. A puffball shroom is found and properly puffed out.

10. Prepared proper thanksgiving food (no chow mein).

11. Turkey time.

12. Watched 24 season 3 (a.k.a : “Nina is EVIL”, “Nina should DIE”, “I HATE NINA”, “…Nina’s actually kind of hot.”) until we were all too tense to fall asleep.

13. smoked some shrooms.

Overall it was a very satisfying thanksgiving.

And now for the sake of a shallower tradition,

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