I have just watched the preview for Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince. I'm not going to lie. It looks amazing...as did every other preview for these movies, some of which ended up...sucking. I am hoping this lives up to its name since this is my fav. book in the series.
In other exciting nerd book news, I read the last book in the Twilight series, which highjacked my life for ten hours much to the dismay of my disgruntled husband. This is my public apology to him for my overwhelming nerdiness and addiction to books.
However, children's fantasy does not rule over my life even if it seems I have let it become an integral part (Can the teacher excuse work here?) I asked my other friends who have read Harry if they feel a friendship bond with him and Ben said "I feel he is now like a close middle school friend" indicating Bens healthier ability to detach and move on from fictional characters.
Speaking of Ben, we got to hang out with Ben, Tara, LP, and later some more friends but first at my parents pool. Their pool is awesome (it used to be my pool too, until I decided to leave and cleave with my studly husband) and they still let me use it whenever I want. They are the best parents. Here is evidence of my social life.
Any evidence of "rolls" here should be ignored. This is just what happens when our taut six packs are relaxed.
My Mother. I love her.Before I go, some updates:
Skin Cancer:
I have an appointment Wednesday and hope they will not reprimand me for my tan. Yes people, this is me with a "tan". You should feel bad for me. Hopefully I will not be posting on how I have more skin cancer on Wednesday.
The School Where I Teach:
Someone tried to burn it down by way of a pile of cardboard boxes. They exploded the glass doors in the back of the school. I found this out from The Capital. I hope it didn't burn the doors by my classroom. I can't find out if anyone had contacted me to tell me it's in ashes because I can't figure out how to sign into our new email account. Stinkin' AACPS.
Can't wait for another school year where the community respects the school so much they relentlessly tried to burn it down (Last year they burned the slide).
Love, Kaley
1 comment:
Kaley, you deserve a social life, and I'm glad that I get to bring you one :)
Actually...I don't know if I get to contribute to your claim of a social life. I'm more socially inept than many out there...I feel like I might almost take away from your social score.
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