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Halloween

Fun, Delicious

Haunting, Spooking, Scaring

A creepy good time

Trick-or-Treat

Chapter One: Packing

We began packing yesterday.  We are still packing today!  Last time we went to Disney World it took us a week to pack.  This time, we will have it done in two days.  I’d say that’s progress.

My mom packed my clothes.  I’m still thinking about what other stuff I want to take with me.  I packed drawing materials and origami paper but I think there is more.  Something is missing.  I know for sure I need to pack my water bottle, but that’s not it.  My mom says  I need to find my light-up stick.  But beyond that, there feels like there is something else.  I guess I’ll have to think about it.  I’ll let you know if I remember.

To be continued. . .

Did you ever think about teeth? Did you ever think that you could have more teeth as an adult than you would as a six year old? Did you think it was possible to still have a baby tooth at 20 years old? Well all of these things are true. My mom had a friend who is almost 30 and he still has a baby tooth.

Why am I talking about teeth? You guessed it, I lost a tooth.  I had five loose teeth until I lost one the other night. Five loose teeth? That’s a record to me.

Before I told my parents that I lost my tooth, I had a plan. I was going to see if the tooth fairy really existed. First, I videoed the time and date of me putting my tooth in a bag under my pillow. Then, I was supposed to go back downstairs and not let on that I’d lost my tooth. The next morning, I was going to show my parents the proof that the tooth fairy doesn’t exist if my tooth was still there. But instead, I had a bad feeling deep down that what I was going to do was going to spoil all the fun–even if the tooth fairy isn’t real. So, I went downstairs and said, “Hypothetically, if I had a plan to prove the tooth fairy didn’t exist and it worked, would that take away the fun of the tooth fairy?” My mom answered, “Yes, and did you lose a tooth?” I opened my mouth and said “yes!”

So, the next morning, under my pillow was a Sponge Bob Art Project and three dollars in quarters. I swear that I saw the Sponge Bob Art Project in the house before, but my mom swears back that I didn’t. So, what do you think? Is there really a tooth fairy?

I’m an ENTP and I’m proud of it! My personality analysis (being an ENTP) states I was born to be an inventor. But that’s not why I want to be an inventor. It’s just who I am; the analysis only encourages me to be one.

But what is an ENTP anyway?

The E stands for Extroverted. That means I like getting attention, being on stage, and people give me energy. The N means being intuitive. This means I can sense things, and know things without using my senses. The T stands for thinkers. This means my emotions are on my insides–I prefer to think about things. It also means I like to argue for the sake of it. The P stands for Perceiving–or, in my mind, the opposite of being J. J’s are very organized people–I’m NOT! I like chaos and my mom says I tend to create it. You should see my chill zone! It’s messy! (echo: messy, messy, messy).

I like knowing my personality because it encourages me to be who I am and what I want to become: an inventor. It also helps me to be in tune with myself.  What type are you?