The Final Four starts today. The games have already started. And so, before any of the games end, or the standings are updated, here are the current top five: Brandon's in 1st, Dawn's in 2nd, Ryan and James are tied for 3rd, Grandpa is in 4th, and I'm in 5th. Woot! Michael's right behind me in 6th, and David has fallen all the way to 13th. I don't know where my dad is.
Anyway, today I my first soccer game. It was really fun, mostly because I'm good friends with a lot of people on the other team. I was goalie. We didn't win though. Or lose. We tied, 0-0. The other goalie, who is also one of my friends, was really good. Also, playing on fields that have grass grown over gravel are not good to play soccer on if you're going to be diving for the ball. It scratches up your knees. And they're not little scratches either.
David had baseball practice today. His first baseball game is either the 22nd or 23rd of April. Michael has his Raingutter Regatta next Thursday, on my birthday. That should be interesting.
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Saturday, April 5, 2008
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
April Fools Day
Guess what? I'm now 6 ft. tall! No, I'm not really. It would be cool if I was though. Anyway, so yesterday was April Fools Day. The day of tricks. Why do they call it April Fools Day? I don't know. Maybe they want to see who is fool enough to believe anything said that day. Anyway, some funny things that people did yesterday. Well, Gmail decided to announce that people could now decide what time they wanted an email to be sent. Not like, you want something to be sent at 8 in the morning the next day. You could send an email and say it got sent like an hour before or a day before you actually sent it. At KJH (my jr. high) the people who were doing announcements decided to say Mr. Hadlock (our principal) was retiring, and it was his last day at the school. They also put it up on the marquee. I decided to tell people I was moving to New York. It didn't work very well, 'cuz, sadly, I couldn't keep a straight face. At Burton, (David and Michael's school, the elementary) they didn't do anything. I can't believe they didn't. Also, David and I (and my dad of course) are going to a Jazz game tonight. I hope it's like Monday, where the Jazz beat the Wizards by 40. That was a fun game to watch.
Thursday, March 27, 2008
More March Madness
So the Sweet Sixteen round starts today. Oh joy. Now David will constantly be watching basketball all weekend. I'm currently in 17th place with some other people. And yet, David is still in 1st with Uncle Nathan. Rather ironic, if you ask me. Oh, oh, here's a quote about irony. If you can't tell yet, I like quotes. They usually can say something better than I can. Anyway, here it is: "Humor is everywhere, in that there's irony in just about anything a human does"-- Bill Nye. That can't be Bill Nye the Science Guy? Can it? I just watched Bill Nye in my science class a couple weeks ago. Anyway, moving on to other things. David's basketball season is over, but he has baseball tryouts this Saturday. And I have soccer practice! You may think it's kinda strange to be excited about soccer practice, but I am. I've already played the 1st half of my season in the fall. It's kinda peculiar how rec soccer is split into two halfs of a season. Also, I will be 14 in two short weeks. Actually, it will probably seem like two LONG weeks to me. David will be turning 12 in 3 weeks, a week after my birthday. Anyway, I've rambled enough. I'll leave now.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
And So The Madness Continues.............
Yep, it's March Madness time. And so, after the 1st round and almost half of the 2nd round, David is in 1st place. He won't be for long, as he picked Duke to win the whole tourney, and Duke's already out. Unless West Virginia keeps winning. The top three people are David, then Michael, James, Ryan, and Nathan are all tied for 2nd. So technically, that's the top 5 people. I'm tied for 13th with Brandon, Dad, and Brian last time I checked. Either most of the littler guys know something most of us don't, or they're just really lucky. And, after all, it is only the 2nd round. Who knows what could happen? Here's a quote that kinda applies to March Madness. "Sanity calms, but madness is more interesting"-- John Russell. It's probably true.
Monday, March 17, 2008
March Madness Time
Hello people, it March madness time. Everybody seems to think UCLA or UNC is going to win it all. Well most people are wrong. Duke will beat UCLA, then play STANFORD, Win and play Kansas and win. There won't be many upsets this year. IF you disagree with David's opinion on March Madness, please express that by commenting. It is David for the first time.
Monday, March 10, 2008
Basketball
So on Saturday, David had a basketball game. I actually went to this one instead of watching Spencer at home. It was a good game and David's team was so close to winning. But, unfortunately, close only counts in horseshoes. He has one more game for the season. Then everybody gets to watch me play soccer. woot! Speaking of basketball, March Madness starts soon. YES! Can't wait!
Saturday, March 1, 2008
Spring
If anybody who is reading this is stuck in a state where winter IS existent, you can probably empathize with me. I'm sick of winter. On Saturday, we were out in our front yard. It was very nice, in the 50s. It smelled like soccer season. to me at least. Or the smell in the air reminded me of soccer. whichever you prefer. And then, suddenly, the weather decided we needed more snow. ugh. Fortunately, the snow only lasted about a day, so it wasn't all that depressing. Anyway, hopefully spring will come soon.
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