Day 8: I want snow

I think that I'd really like it to snow. Here in upstate New York there's usually snow by now. In fact, I was looking at an oldish pic of me and my sister when we made a snowman last winter break, and this day in 2011 we made that snowman. Well, it was more of a snow-thing, but still. There was enough snow to make it. A lot of people are happy that it hasn't snowed. I guess they hate all of the muck and ice that comes along with it.

My theory is, though: if it's going to be cold, it better snow. And it's cold alright (for the time being, anyway; the other day it was around fifty).

I went to a friend's house today and also went to the library for a little bit. Took out Fire Bringer by David Clement-Davies (a recommendation from Lauren).

I was a little surprised to find it in the young adult's section, but it looks to be a good fantasy. I haven't read fantasy in a while. Right now I'm reading a book called My Antonia by Willa Cather; it's an old historical fiction about a Bohemian girl in Nebraska in the late 1800s. It's alright. I'll write a review for it when I'm done on this here blog. I started reading another historical fiction before this one, but My Antonia is a library book and I want to finish it before I go back to school on the 22^nd, so yeah. Sort of speeding through it a little bit.

Not too much going on at all – yesterday was more exciting than today. Went to church this morning and I ended up doodling on the sermon sheet. Ironically enough, the theme of the sermon was focusing. It seems that focusing is one thing that I do not excel at. Need to work on that.

I miss my friends from school something terrible. It's a good thing that a couple of them are possibly coming over to “kidnap” me in the near future, otherwise I might go completely bonkers, especially with my sister leaving on Wednesday. I'm going to miss her bunches.

Tomorrow's Monday! The start to a new week! How exciting.