si, mucho frio.

i know that si means if and si with an accent mark means yes, but i just dont feel like typing it with an accent mark.

okay, well yesterday morning i woke up early for school, went out with Maddie, and noticed something weird. there was a little SNOW coming down. I am serious. It was very light, but obviously snow. It melted when it hit the ground. My busdriver said she actually had snow on her deck (she lives 15-20 miles north of Rhinelander). So, that was very eye-opening, that it lightly snowed on October 8. They say they usually have snow before Halloween.

I went to the Homecoming game last night, you know, the football one? haha. We won! It was 28-22. It was really intense toward the end. There were three touchdowns scored in the last three minutes. It was crazy.

Some things I don't like about public school:

• Hearing people use a swear word just about every third word they say.
• Watching girls degrade themselves by dancing provocatively.
• Make-outs in the halls.
• Pregnant girls. (I like them, I don't like how they are pregnant, its sad)

Some things I like about public school:

• Football.
• All the opportunities.
• School spirit.

Some funny things I heard/saw at the game:

• From a guy to his girlfriend, "I like your hands. These look like volleyball, softball, and basketball hands." HAHA i just wanted to laugh. and point.
• At one of the last touchdowns, I looked over, and this girl and guy were making out. Kind of grossed me out, but it was just lame, you had to be there to see them!
• A guy was so hodag-crazy he had someone paint green and white stripes on him, and he went to the game without a shirt. And the other kid that was supposed to go with him, dressed the same didn't show. So he was the only one there without a shirt and it was FREEZING cold. Seriously, it was very cold.

Well, talk to you soon!

Jordan