Today in English we learned about the philosphy of absurdism. And we heard some long stories about things that happened that were absurd. But, y'know, as Christians we don't believe anything is absurd, so what was the point? I don't know, but it certainly filled time.
Also, there is a wrestling poster in the math hall that says "Invie" on it. Because Invite doesn't have a T in it, sillies.
Also, it is my dad's birthday. He got a book about stupid people doing stupid things. Hilarity ensues.
It's official. My family and the significant others are headed to Disney World this summer. That means my mom and dad, my brother and I, and Joe and Steph. All of us.
I really can't wait. The first time I was in Disney, I was a kid, and really, kids don't get the Disney experience. They want to go, yes, but... they'd rather swim in the pool. And with school, everyone I was with wanted to go on the rides, but I like to just walk around and look at the attractions and watch the parades and everything. That's probably why Epcot is my favorite place to be in Disney. Even as a kid! (I would not go on rides as a kid. Not at all. My dad tried to convince me to go on Space Mountain. Me, on Space Mountain, as a third-grader. Uh, no.) I love walking around Epcot.
Especially with Joe.
Can you say 'stoked'?
