I had a rough Sunday. When I grabbed my clothes and headed out the door for a shower, I bumped into a plastic bag Mom had hung on my doorknob, filled with some of my stuff. When I bumped into the bag, it took me by surprise and I nearly fell down the stairs. After showering in cold water that took a long time to get warm, I put on my shirt only to realize that it was too tight (like a noose around my neck) and missing buttons, but I didn't have time to change or I'd be late for church. when I hurriedly threw some stuff up the stairs to put away later, I clonked my head on the doorjamb. When I reached for my tithing money, I knocked a picture off the wall and broke the frame. I blame my sore arms from working out with weights.
I ended up going to church anyway, and survived!
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Infernal Invention
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
I got a horse and signed socks
It was fun to visit Blanding and Mexican Hat Elementary schools. I almost sold out of books! I got a horse at each school. A stuffed horse mascot from Blanding, and a really good drawing of a horse from a Mexican Hat student. Another student at Mexican Hat had me sign his socks with a permanent ink marker.
I hope his Mom doesn't mind.
I hope his Mom doesn't mind.
Labels:
booksignings,
mascot,
school visits
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Snow stinks
I wanted to come back from my brother's house in St. George to go to the New Year's Eve dance, but it snowed so much that Mom couldn't come get me. She came the next day instead. I wasn't very happy new year about it.
I kind of ran out of ideas for my next Warriors book, so I started working on another one. But don't worry, I'll get back to it.
I'm going to Blanding on Thursday.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Thai Food Tastes Funny
When we were in Salt Lake visiting my brother, Scott, we went to a Thai restaurant. I ordered this noodle mushroom thing that even Mom thought looked good, but when it came, I couldn't eat it. She tried a bite and coughed, then asked the waitress if it could be exchanged. The waitress said in her Thai accent that on the menu it said it had jalapeno peppers in it.
I ate some of my little brother's sweet and sour orange chicken.
Then the waitress came back and said they'd make a different noodle dish for me.
I still didn't like it.
Mom boxed it up and shared it with my brothers, one of who has spent time with Cambodians, and thought it was pretty tasty.
I'll have a bacon burger, thank you.
Tropical Christmas
Well, it wasn't exactly a tropical Christmas, but we got to go to St. George where my brother lives for Christmas. I got an external hard drive to save my writing on, AND I got five new book ideas. I wish I could just plug my brain into my computer and have the stories download just like I picture them in my head.
Come on, someone, get with that technology, okay? Then let me know as soon as it's invented!
Labels:
book ideas,
Christmas,
family,
St. George,
Writing
Monday, December 14, 2009
Slippin' Away
Mom tried driving in the snow yesterday. She got stuck in the driveway. I tried to get her to rock the car so I could push her out, but she didn't quite get it, so we had to get my big brother Zack to do it. Then Mom flipped a U-ey while coming home from church and got stuck in the slush. Zack and I got her car out and brought it home, then when she was going somewhere else, our 70-year-old next door neighbor had to push her car to get her unstuck.
It's a good thing I'm in the driver's ed car this week so I can my license and drive her wherever she needs to go.
It's a good thing I'm in the driver's ed car this week so I can my license and drive her wherever she needs to go.
Labels:
car,
driver's ed,
snow,
stuck
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