Day. Seriously. (part 2)

I took Cookie to the park, and she was pretty good . . . she really wasn't the problem, it was the big, playful dogs that kept jumping on me! I mean, how many pairs of pants do they think I have?! I have a pawprint on each knee and one on my sweatshirt from yesterday! And they hurt! SERIOUSLY!! I'm a little person, these dogs way more than me!!! Hoh my!

Arrg, I'm craving my own computer. Sure, there's not as much privacy . . .as you're doing stuff, everyone can see the screen, unlike my dad's laptop, but I'm on such a tight leash on this thing! I'm not even allowed anything but schoolwork (yes, blogging counts as schoolwork. is for english, yah know?). I can't wait 'til it's fixed!! It's getting all cleaned out, and then I can put all my stuff back in there and DOWNLOAD WOLFQUEST!!! Whoo-hoooo!!! It's the. Best. MMORPG. EVAR. You're a wolf, and you live in Yellowstone Park. You can hunt hares and elk. And in multiplayer mode, you can go hunting with other wolves, and be a real pack! And it's chock full of the coolest glitches. You can jump into rocks, see the inside of your wolf's head (lol), be killed by a bear twitcing fast enough to give you a seisure, and moonwalk!! Sounds soooo fun! Can't wait.

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Cookie is eyeing my biscuit . . . Cookie . . . you shan't have my biscuit. Go away.

Day. Seriously.

Quiet! The Queen of Faildom speaketh!!

Right, so, today is a day. Thankfully, today is not the day. I hope. But let's not go into that.

It rained this morning, but it stopped. Yay, now I can walk the dog. >.> Yeah, but I'm actually looking forward to taking her to the dog park. She's getting more and more friendly, sociable, and less off-standish and shy. She was actually walking with the other dog's sniffing and peeing on stuff. Of course, I had to follow along (not follow suit, follow along). She won't go anywhere without me in there. Except, of course, the gate, where she looks back at me as if saying "Home. Now. Please?"

The clouds look so beautiful right now. Their's this giant mass of cirrus clouds above my head. They make the light so white you can't even look at them. It's making my eyes burn because, of course, I see that as a challenge and keep looking up at them. Directly at them. Ow.

Yeah, so, my dad's coming home soon and, apparently, he's going to need the computer as soon as he comes in, so . . . type to ya later!