My sources told me that we were going to have another snowstorm, but instead it snowed for about 2 seconds and then rained. My grandfather came to pick me up for my lesson which my mom couldn't drive to because she was on jury duty. He was already a few minutes late, but as we tried to pull out of the driveway, the car got backed even further into the snowy ice and was stuck. We spent the next 90 minutes trying to get it out, using bags of salt and a lot of carpet samples we have lying around in the garage. I was kind of worried that he was going to slip and fall on the ice...but eventually he got it out. It was really hard and rather scary, and I called my teacher to see if he still wanted me to come to the lesson (there was nobody after me). And it just happened to be his birthday as well, so he didn't want me to come later since it would mess up his plans. I felt bad that my grandfather had to do all of that for nothing...but I guess what happens, happens. So I told my teacher all about the NY lesson. Spent the rest of the day cozily indoors, practicing, doing HW, and making chocolate chip cookies while listening to an incredibly bad Christmas music station (but I couldn't tear myself away!) Then I went to one of my friend's house to work on a movie we're doing for English (I made one for a history project recently that was really fun, maybe I'll post it up here.)
Oh, here is the link where you can see a trailer of the documentary I was in.
--alice
I heard your radio performance and I liked it a lot. What are you going to do to impress us next?
All these alter-egos, I'm not even sure I'm really me.
Neil
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