Ok, sorry guys, but though I did have permission to start this blog originally, my mom and dad have decided it would be best for me to not get on here anymore. Maybe sometime I'll start a bookclub one or something (with permission), but I am from this point on discontinuing my blog. Thanks to everyone who read it, particularly Megan Y, Amber and Abby for becoming followers.
Thanks,
Brynn
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
Alison
Most of you that I invited to see this site know my little sister Ali. For those of you who don't know her, or who found this and definetly don't know her, she is my 7 year old, bossy, annoyingly smart sister. I asked her if she wanted me to put anything from her on my blog, and she wrote this up. This is word for word, I didn't change a single thing. She did it from my point of view. Here it is:
Something about my really cool little sister is that most of the time she wants to hang out with me. I don't know why. Oh now I know, because I'm cool like that. Oh thank you thank you very much. I always want her to read my really cool books. But she doesn't want to. Oh did I mention her name. It is Alison. I call her Baba or Ali for short. I think she is going to be our drama queen little cook. She always likes the stuff in my room. One time I made a paper flower with her, her friend and our other sister. She thinks myself and our mom are super good artists. She wants to be a teacher when she grows up. She is always asking if I will play school with her. Here we go again!
The End!
(Another thing is that she loves gymnastics.)
I swear that I didn't add anything in. Hope you enjoyed it!
Something about my really cool little sister is that most of the time she wants to hang out with me. I don't know why. Oh now I know, because I'm cool like that. Oh thank you thank you very much. I always want her to read my really cool books. But she doesn't want to. Oh did I mention her name. It is Alison. I call her Baba or Ali for short. I think she is going to be our drama queen little cook. She always likes the stuff in my room. One time I made a paper flower with her, her friend and our other sister. She thinks myself and our mom are super good artists. She wants to be a teacher when she grows up. She is always asking if I will play school with her. Here we go again!
The End!
(Another thing is that she loves gymnastics.)
I swear that I didn't add anything in. Hope you enjoyed it!
Shout Out
Ok, just giving a quick shout out to Meg Y and Abby. Thanks for being the first to comment and being the first followers. You guys are awesome!!! Not that everyone else isn't too, but...
Dinner at Dad's
Hello. Ok, on Saturday, which is when I started this thing, I had my first official meal at my dad's new house. He and this buddy of his, Chris, are renting it together. While my amazing 7 year old sister made Shepherd's Pie all by herself from scratch, including cooking the hamburger, grating the cheese, and making the mashed potatoes, I was weeding and doing the sprinklers.
So, at my mom's house there are about five other kids my age in our neighborhood complex. The neighborhood itself is really big, but I'm just talking about a part of it. Out of those five, two girls three boys, one of the girls seems pretty cool, even though she is a Twilight supporter. The other used to be my friend, when I was 5, then I didn't like her, and then this year I've had to work with her and I kind of like her again. Out of the boys, one is a complete jerk, one is really cool and a nice guy, and the last is kinda weird/ annoying. None of them are really my friends. However, Saturday I was in the front yard while weeding, and there were some kids playing outside. I vaguely recognized the two oldest kids, a guy and a girl, but didn't really think about it. Then the older girl came over with a littler girl on her piggy-back style. The little girl was like "Do you remember Mitchel from 4th grade?" and I'm like "Uhhh... Yeah, I think so..." So apparently that's who the guy was, and the girl was just in a different class. Now they go to a different school, and they left after 4th grade, which would explain it. You see, at the start of 5th grade for me, this new elementary school was finished, and about 1/2 the school split and went to this other school. Anyways, the girl, Taylor, said to feel free to hang out with them anytime they're outside. Later, I went around back and was turning on the sprinklers when (there aren't any fences in between houses) this other kid who said he was also 12 comes out. I didn't catch his name, but that means that there are 3 kids my age within 4 houses of me.:)
Anyways, then it was dinner time, which was very good, then we went home cause Dad was working that night. By the way, "home" is my mom's house.
Yesterday, I didn't get on because we aren't allowed on the computer on Sundays, because it isn't keeping the Sabbath day holy. (If I ever post on Sundays, feel free to smack me, yell at me, write me and angry email/ comment, or all of the above.) After church we all hung out and had a very peaceful afternoon and evening.
So, at my mom's house there are about five other kids my age in our neighborhood complex. The neighborhood itself is really big, but I'm just talking about a part of it. Out of those five, two girls three boys, one of the girls seems pretty cool, even though she is a Twilight supporter. The other used to be my friend, when I was 5, then I didn't like her, and then this year I've had to work with her and I kind of like her again. Out of the boys, one is a complete jerk, one is really cool and a nice guy, and the last is kinda weird/ annoying. None of them are really my friends. However, Saturday I was in the front yard while weeding, and there were some kids playing outside. I vaguely recognized the two oldest kids, a guy and a girl, but didn't really think about it. Then the older girl came over with a littler girl on her piggy-back style. The little girl was like "Do you remember Mitchel from 4th grade?" and I'm like "Uhhh... Yeah, I think so..." So apparently that's who the guy was, and the girl was just in a different class. Now they go to a different school, and they left after 4th grade, which would explain it. You see, at the start of 5th grade for me, this new elementary school was finished, and about 1/2 the school split and went to this other school. Anyways, the girl, Taylor, said to feel free to hang out with them anytime they're outside. Later, I went around back and was turning on the sprinklers when (there aren't any fences in between houses) this other kid who said he was also 12 comes out. I didn't catch his name, but that means that there are 3 kids my age within 4 houses of me.:)
Anyways, then it was dinner time, which was very good, then we went home cause Dad was working that night. By the way, "home" is my mom's house.
Yesterday, I didn't get on because we aren't allowed on the computer on Sundays, because it isn't keeping the Sabbath day holy. (If I ever post on Sundays, feel free to smack me, yell at me, write me and angry email/ comment, or all of the above.) After church we all hung out and had a very peaceful afternoon and evening.
Saturday, June 13, 2009
Welcome
Hello, welcome to my blog. My name is Brynn, though for obvious reasons I'm not putting my last name on here. I hope you enjoy reading about whatever I post on here, and give full permission for you to comment, so long as you don't use any swear words, implied swear words, H E double hockeysticks, or other crude and/or disgusting terms. Thank you, and let the blogging begin.
Getting Started
The reason I started a blog in the first place was both because of my friend Abby, who recently started a blog as well, which I checked out today and was pretty cool, and also because of this awesome series of books that I finished about week ago, which were really good. They are the Maximum Ride series, by James Patterson. The first book is called the Angel Experiment. My brother recommended them to me, and then my school librarian did too. Anyways, back to the blog, so far this is only my second post, and I'm already thinking this thing is really cool. Plus, you know how every kid wants their own website or whatever? Well, at least through blogspot.com, you can do pretty much whatever you want, and it's really easy. They start you off, and then you are free to do whatever,(pretty much) including editing the HTML, putting on pics, and all of it's free. No, I did not get paid to say that, but it would have been cool if I had.
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