HallowGivingMas

 If I was a neat, organized person, I would have a schedule for when I posted on here. If I was 'said' neat person, I believe I would know where I put pencils, water, and the ice cream container I just had in my hand a minute ago. But...I'm not. So that's why it's been about two months since my last post. I wish I could say that I'll become more organized, but I find my love of randomness pushing that request out of the way.

  I've been trying to think of anything exciting that's happened, which I'm sure is a lot of things, but all my schoolwork-destroyed mind could conjure up was holidays. 

 Halloween

This past Halloween was the day I swore myself to no more candy. The next day I laughed off that absurd notion and stuffed myself full of Snickers and Twix and chocolate-y goodness. It actually took me awhile to figure out what I wanted to be. Past years I had been a witch, a bride, and my favorite...Jessie.

 But this year, I knew I needed to break out the big guns. I needed to be scary. After tossing aside the option of dressing up as my grandmother (oh, she knows I love her) I finally got an idea. After deciding that one sucked, I found out the perfect costume. A skeleton - Well, at least the face part. 

 I remember on Twitter saying, 'So tonight, I'll either look like a legit creature of the night...or a skeleton hobo. Can't go wrong either way.' 

 I'm glad to say I didn't look like a hobo.

    So my family and I went up to College Corner to my grandma's. I helped with handing out candy. I remember one kid walking up with socks attached to him, and in my excitement I yelled, "Are you laundry?!?!?" 

 Now, I don't blame him for giving me a look of disgust and saying, "I'm static cling."

  Needless to say, when a girl walked up with clothes making up her costume, I asked (proudly) if she was static cling. She stared for a second like "?" and said, "Uh, no. Laundry." 

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I handed off the bowl to Jon and decided to go inside and watch cartoons.

  

 Thanksgiving

 I spent Thanksgiving this year with my grandparents on my dad's side of the family. It was the usual 

    

Now

 So right now it's 22 days until Christmas. Dad just put up the Christmas lights. On Thanksgiving night, we put up the tree. 

 Christmas is one of my favorite times of the year. I love the snow because 

1. Making Snowmen
2. Snow days
3. Snow days
4. Getting off of school
5. Which technically counts as snow days   

But right now it's Friday night and you know what that means...

 So thank you for reading this. It's a relief to finally blog again.