Wednesday, November 15, 2017 (Part Ten)

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The mountains. Clean air. What could be better? Wifi that works.


Don't get me wrong, I love the mountains, but having no wifi is less than ideal. My parents want to have a fun family time in the mountains. I want to stalk my boyfriend on Facebook. I know that sounds bad. I know you're judging me. You'd do the same if you were me.


Miniature golf. It's like golf but smaller. There's also obstacles, which I love, but it's also boring like golf.


I try to have fun but all I can think about is... You know what I'm thinking about.

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