1. I woke up
2. I ate some Waffle Crisp and felt bad for hours afterwards. I guess my ____immunity to this stuff has fled my body.
3. I went outside. ( Yes I do know where the door to my house is.)
4. I walked around and found an old oar to the wrecked boat in the pond.
5. Tresspassing
6. More Tresspassing.
7. As I was sitting reading my book, The American Boy's Handbook some people ___walked onto my land.
8. They said they wanted to see the llamas, and we began talking. Turns out ___they're traveling around staying with my neighbors.
9. The man's name is Klaus and he's from Germany, and the lady is Shirin from ___the USA.
10. We discussed the decline of modern society while throwing rocks out on my ___pond.
11. I started to make a kite after they left.
12. Here I am.
Well, today was a very good day. I like when unexpected things happen. I had been walking around in a state of mindlessness until these people just crossed the barbed wire fence onto my land. They travel all over the place and may visit Mexico after they leave our small town. Makes me want to pack up my backpack and head out into the unknown. Before my picture of the day, I want to attempt to write about my little encounter in Mexico.
My brother, sister-in-law, and I walked into the underground subway building. Coming back from Xochimilco, (People hire a boat to push them around the water), our spirits were fairly high. I had the feeling of slight humility because of the laughter directed at me by many female teenagers on their own boats. Were they laughing at my hat? Or just at the dopey looking white guy pretending he could speak Spanish?
Entering the train, we knew we had a long ways to go, and thus took our seats on the floor of the train. After a few stops, a mother and daughter pair got on the train and sat across from me. The daughter was young, seven or eight years old, and the mother was also fairly young. She smiled at me meekly. I smiled back. The daughter seemed to copy her mother's sulleness and she sat in her mother's lap quietly.
Eh, on second thought, let's get back to our picture of the day.
