The End.

All dreams have an end. Its the ugly truth, but...well... its true. I just got home from my Bahamian vacation (I bet you know where my port of call was). The ship was called the Disney Dream. I kept on saying to myself, "I'm living the dream, the Disney Dream." But you guessed it, my dream came to an end. Sometimes its sad to get one of these wake up calls, like when your leaving your aunt or uncle's house. On the other hand its good. For example, I get to see my dog again. Plus, the theater company I was in this summer is doing a few musical numbers from the play at this big event my hometown has. Besides, there is nothing like a good look into reality. 

This is the Disney Dream

This is my play.

Happy Birthday Mom!!!

Tomorrow is my mom's birthday, and I wrote her a poem. I scribbled it down at the last minute, so here's what I got. (Please don't copy!!!!)

Ode to Moms!!!

Who does the dishes, makes the beds, kisses goodnight to the sleepyheads? Who cooks and cleans, is tough and mean, who couldn't we live without? A MOM! No doubt as you can see can trim a shrub of climb a tree! Ode to moms! Ode to moms!

Ode to Ginny my awesome mom!

Hope you enjoyed! Keep on writing poetry!!!

The Importance of a Dad.

   This Father's Day, we all get gifts for our dads, shower them with hugs and kisses, and spend as much time as possible with them. But think, they've done so much more! My dad, the youngest of five kids (three girls and two boys), did so many inspiring things in his life! He played football at Stanford University, and got tackled by a 300 lbs linebacker and still throws me around like I'm as light as a feather! My dad is also president of TCCC (Transnational Coaches central Coast) a place for coaches to learn how to coach their players into better men. My dad has a blog like me with this kind of stuff. His blogs are ideas which brings us to his summer goal: Writing and Publishing a book! My dad has big goals and I know he's going to accomplish so much! Happy Father's day!

Tips For Friendships 2#

One of the most dreadful, hurtful, HORRENDOUS things a girl experiences is again not puberty. Exclusion. If you put yourself on a scale from 1 to 10, 1 being a total bully magnet/nerd and 10 being miss perfect/ rich wears designer well, EVERYTHING, most girls put themselves at 5 6 and 4 (or even 3 if you hate yourself THAT much!). Exclusion is like a lie detector only the friend version. If your "friends" hang out with each other more than you then *ZAP* goes the friend detector! They're not YOUR friends. But I can't decide if MY friend detector friends are REALLY my friends! They're so on and off! I might need to have an expert answer this one but for now, just stick with your non on  and off friends. I'm kinda running out of ideas so I'm just gonna end it right here.  

Tips For Friendships 1#

Every girl experiences something every girl hates and no, it's not puberty (thank god!). Its having you're friends move. Admit it, this awful thing has happened to you AT LEAST once. Whether she or he moves to a different town, city, suburb, state, other side of the country, or to another country in general! Trust me, I know what feels like! In every class I've ever been in, someone (who I was really close with) moved to a different place. This feeling makes everybody cringe!  But the're are some ways to get over it (read and treasure). That brings us readers, to TIP FOR FRIENDSHIP NUMBER ONE! Just because your friend is moving, doesn't mean you still can't stay in contact. Before the leave get their: Phone number, email address, home address etc. This way you keep contact as much as you want! hope this helps!

P.S Also works with relatives!