This tube gives me life.

                                            And this tube makes me happy.

             "Keep it coming!" yelled the patient.                  

                                                                              And the doctor just grins.

I think with the way that school is turning out, I am going to have to become a Mountain Dew fiend and only eat goldfish crackers. Boy do I love my goldfish crackers.

Kay...here's my story of the day.

I babysat today. That was interesting. Kristin + other peoples children = not a good idea. There were two kids to look after. One is at the age of three, and the other is just about one and a half. Yeah...that just screams: NOT A GOOD IDEA! So...baby = Oliver and 3 yr. old = Fisher. Yes...the kids name is Fisher. Poor kid...I know. So...I am tending to the crying Oliver and I leave little Fisher at the kitchen sink playing. Yeah...that also screams: NOT A GOOD IDEA! So...I give the Oliver a bottle and he calms down and is just about asleep when I realize that it is too quiet. So I get up and go and see what Fisher is doing. And you know what he was doing?

PUTTING SOAP IN HIS NOSE!!!! AHH!!!!

So I was only freaking out like a lot. And I had no idea what to do really so I had to wash out his nose basically. Which wasn't a fun experience for either of us. And let me tell you...this kid put a LOT of soap up his little nose. A LOT. So he is complaining that it burns and I am trying not to laugh because well...he put soap in his nose. And that is kind of humorous. Finally after like 25 minutes of soap coming out of his nose and blowing it, the episode was finished. His little nose stopped hurting. And then about five minutes after that...he was literally blowing bubbles out of his nose and he thought that he was the coolest thing ever.

So yeah...that is my story of the day. Oh! And my director for symphony pretended to be a gypsy today. He was dancing. Yeah...it doesn't get much better than that.