Gothic Garb

I think my favorite Halloween costume was when I was Peter Pan. I was about 5 or 6, but still it was awesome. My mom made it herself. It had green tights and a green tunic and a felt hat. Not to mention, I looked adorable in it. I think I won a first place at the Danvers Halloween costume competition or something.
One time my brother was this lady for Halloween. It was hilarious! I can't remember who he was though. But anyways. He wore a sports bra with balloons in it. My mom put temporary hair dye in his hair to make it white. He wore makeup too. It was funny.
Another year he was a Werewolf. It was when we had my old dog, Scooter. He had this big ol' scary mask. It was scary and the mouth was in a menacing growl (we still have this mask). Well, Scooter thought that Justin(my big brother) was an intruder. He would chase him around the yard, barking and growling. When he figured out that it was only Justin, it turned into a game. Scooter was a bassethound. He was pretty strong. He'd trip Justin and try to take him down. That was the year I was a witch, and my sister was Dolly Parton. I think it was the last time all three of us went trick-or-treating together. It hasn't been as fun since.

Grizzly Me

I would go to Yosemite, I do not now how to spell it. Wow I spelled it right. ANYWAYS. I would like to go there. It's like where I grew up, but better. It has real waterfalls and rivers and mountains. I have always wanted to see the mountains and live under a waterfall. I think I'd want to live with, whatever lived there. I'd stay away from big animals that would kill me, but foxes, deer or other animals like that would be okay.

I don't think it would change me much, but only to make me even closer to nature. It would be so much more peaceful and wonderful. I would never want to leave. I mean look at this picture. The waterfalls, the rainbows, the... happiness. I'm sure it has it's downs. Like, It's probably easy to fall off of cliffs or drown in rivers. Theres probably some dangerous animals. But, That's cool because that's part of it. Driving, walking across the roads, walking under tall buildings, or in them is just as dangerous, just you have more people to help you.

Making A Comeback...

I usually try to recover from setbacks. When I am afraid, I face my fears and find that there wasn't anything to fear at all. In marching band, my trombone didn't work right freshmen year. I felt dumb because I thought it was my fault it sounded bad. I tried my best to overcome it, but it never worked right. Finally during sectionals, Justina figured out that the spit valve, yes the spit valve was broken. So, we fixed just right and it worked better. I guess, the fact that I sounded bad through all of band camp sort of hurt my pride a little. I tried to make a comeback, and this year in marching band, and concert band I feel I have been doing much better. Next year, and the year after I plan to do better and better. This wasn't much of a setback, but I recovered from it. The trombone is my favorite instrument. That one looks kinda like mine, but newer and nicer. Mine is only like 5 years old.

I'm currently trying to recover from one set back, I have a B in Geometry and trying to work it up to an A. I have like a 93% and an A is a 94%. It is rather annoying, but I will reach my goal.