Recent Activity

I didn't blog when I got home last night because I was too tired. So I'll  talk about it now. The Spotswood East Rock game was a complete blow out. I left t the half when the score was 28-0 Spotswood winning. After that Conner, Ben Will, Gustaf and I got up to some stuff that I won't say on blogger. Then we decided to go to Conner's house and chill there. We started a fire and burned things. His dog is crazy and sole purpose in life is to chase a tennis baseball. We also ran into oliver, his diabolical cat who is planning to take over the world. He is probably scheming right now that rascal. building up an army. Maybe he will remember that I was nice to him and make me an important slave, rather than a regular one or death.

Today, myself and many others went to Gwen's house to watch a movie about Christopher Columbus for an AP point. It was a little one hour documentary on his life and his adventures to/ discovery of America. The movie made Columbus seem like a real jerk. Maybe he was, I'm not that old. Anyway, Columbus pretty much enslaved a lot of Native Americans and got a lot of people killed. He died at the age of 50 something with very little credit. Some douchebag named Amerigo swooped in and stole all the credit, which is why it is today called America. Who knows, maybe the land of the free and the home of the brave could be called Columbia. Or Christophia. Or Harold. The world will never know.

After the movie, we all hung out at Gwen's house and played some basketball. That was pretty fun until a certain person who shall remain nameless (Joanna) started making fun of our basketball skills. She doesn't understand how difficult;t basketball can be. Oh well. Then we walked/drove to a little church place with the intention to play flashlight tag, but never actually did. We all hopped on a ghetto marry-go-round thing and spun til we were sick. Then we swung on the swings and partied. After that we came home. So thats all I have. Adios amigos y recuerden:   

                The flushing toilet was invented in 1596, not by Thomas Crapper as most people think, but by Sir John Harington.