
Merry Christmas! All the presents and love cannot compare to anything else in the world. Am I right, er' what? What did you get for Christmas? Probably something really nice, I hope. Anywho... I was (yet AGAIN) bored out of my wits and couldn't seem to do anything. I was almost in a zombie-like state of staring into space and thinking about Ryan Buell. Which reminds me that I am still in love with Ryan Buell and I will til' the end of time. Probably even after that! All I did today was watch Paranormal State alone, which scared me quite a bit. Watching something scary alone in your room in the darkness, is something you might wanna try. It was actually fun being frightened and hiding under the covers. I highly recommend trying this! It was the highest point of all my days this week. After doing that, I grabbed a snack and almost tripped over my cat. Poor kitty! I almost stepped on his tail. After that I got off balance and fell, and the worst part is....(Drum roll please) I spilled my water over my food and it tasted like seafood(I hate seafood, and mushrooms). Of course, this sucked, but I quickly got over it. Next subject . . .
Oh yeah. I baked cookies. Chocolate chip ones. They actually came out good! I do not know how, but they came out chewy and chocolate-y. I had a fun time eating that, no doubt about it. Then I flipped through the channels on my TV (about five thousand of them) and I finally came to a stop on the Discovery Health channel. I felt really bad for this girl because she has Fibrous Dysplasia, a disease that causes thinning to the bone. The girl, Marlie Casseus, had Polysostotic Fibrous Dysplasia, which is like a tumor. Have you seen her? She is on the road to recovery after getting her tumors out and doing plastic surgery on her face. I feel really good for her because she is recovering from something horrible. She is a beautiful young lady and I was ecstatic when I saw her before and after pictures. Anyway's, after that, I researched about her disease and came up with this:
The disease is rare.
That's all I researched. That was a very smart way to waste 7 minutes of my life(sarcastic). Last topic for tonight: When is the right age for parents to tell their kids' that "Santa Claus" is not real, and why?
Best-friend: Well, I would say around eight or nine. But, i'm pretty sure they will already know from friend.
Family: They will probably hear it from outside.
Family-friend: Mine heard from her best-friend. So, no explaining that.
Me: I would say a friend would have already told them.
Cat: Meow?
4 Year Old Cousin: SANTA CLAUS ISN'T REAL?(GASP!)
So yeah. They usually hear it form friends and don't ask me how those freinds find out. Happy Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Kwanzaa, or Happy Eid!
Peace!
*I LOVE RYAN BUELL<3*