So I was with my friend and we were like walking. Well, it was like -- we had a sleepover. So it was like around like 10 at night. It was like kinda dark out and we brung flashlights and we brung these, like, really pokey pencils we could stab someone with just in case, just in case. And we made this like pepper spray with sriracha and stuff and it was -- bro, it was really weird. So, anyways, um, we made that and then we went outside and then we started walking around and we were on one side of the street. And this one guy was on the other side walking his dog. And then this car slowly pulled up to us. And then, um, and then the car slowly pulled up to us and then um -- we just were frozen there cause it stopped and the window unrolled and then we just ran, so, yeah. I don't know. It was, like, my gut probably because like an angel like, was like, telling my gut to run. So I ran. So that actually saved my life cause who knows what would have happened if me and my friend didn't run.

One time, I was like really sick, I had to take this like, pill. And I, I cannot swallow pills so my mom crushed it up for me. And so, we went to Starbucks so, and she got me this like, treat or something that I used to love and now I don't like them at all. I don't know why. They were so good. But anyways, um. So I was at -- we, um, got the food -- got the treat from Starbucks. And I was in the backseat at that time ‘cause I was seven. So, um, and my mom looked back. And she was like, “Why haven't you eaten your thingy yet?” And I was like, “I know you put the medicine in here.” And I was like, “What happens if I don't eat it, huh?” And I was really like such a baddie back then. Bro I thought I ate, though. And then, my mom was like, “I'm gonna -- ” I said, I said, “Are you gonna go to jail? Huh?” And she was like, “Yeah. I'm gonna go to jail if you don't eat it.” And so I was like, really scared. I started crying. She got out of the car, it was like an apartment building. She started walking towards it. And I just stuffed the whole thing in my mouth and ate it. And, that was so mean, but whatever. I forgive her now, it was like kind of funny now that I look back at it. But yeah, so that's what happened.

My favorite thing — well, I went to Michigan's Adventure with my friend again — the same one I went to fair with — but there was like water slides there and it was just like really fun ‘cuz the water slides were like honestly scary, but most of them were fun. I like the black ones where you can't see anything and there's like a drop and you're on a tube in it. Those are my favorite and I hated the ones that we went on. It was almost like a drop-slide thing or the platform goes under beneath you but you start out like a slide. So the platform doesn't drop beneath you but you just like sit down and it’s super steep and water kept spraying my face.  So I was like I couldn't breathe. So I was holding my breath the whole time for like 20 seconds. And that's like the max I could hold my breath for I can't hold my breath for very long, but whatever. And then so I had like a terrible headache after because I held my breath for like way too long. So, that was the time I was at the water park.

So I wanted to - there's a museum there too, the Henry Ford Museum and there's this, like, virtual car racing thing and this one lady who probably smokes cuz she kinda sounded like it by her voice and I - my mom - because this one guy let us in for free because we pretended to be in his family because he has like the - like a premium pass or whatever. So he let us in for free, so my mom - but so my mom said we could - I could - she'd give me her credit card, and I could do it since she didn't have to pay to get in because that one nice guy just let us in.  But, so she - so she was like, I went up to the person there who probably smokes and she was like, “How are you?” And I said, “Good.”  And then she was like, “How old are you?” And I said, "11, even though my birthday is in four days. So I'm basically 12,” and she was like, “You have to be 12.” Even though, at like other arcades, I can just go on that stuff and there's not even like an age thing, like even though it's like motorcycles that just like go back and forth. Like that's like scary than this. It was just like a seat with a steering wheel, like an arcade game. So what and I'm basically 12, so that wasn't really fair. And so she was kind of bullying. My mom was like, “Well, she's 12 and -" She was like, “No, she told me she was 11.” And then, my mom secretly thought to herself, “Dang it.” Oh, but - and then she was - my mom said, “Um, but she turns 12 in like four days.”  And she was like, “I can’t - I still can’t let her in.” And then, I was like really mad kind of at her, but when we walked away we both laughed at it.  And also at the museum, we were trying to get tickets for the museum. That's when that one kind guy let us in for free, 'cause like we couldn't find it ticket person. So we were like walking around and we were talking to this one guy who worked at a cash register or something - I don't know, he just works…

So when me and my friend were walking home from school one day, um, this one guy came up on his bike and he like, he like, almost ran me over. He like - I could feel him, like, push me to the side. He's like "'scuse me!" And he said "'scuse me" like in that voice and then like me and my friend were just, like, dying about it because I ran into my friend and then - because he ran into me so then I just ran into my friend.

But then the next morning, I did -- it was East- -- the day before Easter, I did a few Easter egg hunts. My grandma is a very competitive Easter egg hunter, and while I was going up picking eggs, she was like, "Go over there, go over there!" and when I wasn't going over there, she would just pick up stuff and stuff them in her purse. Oh, I have a funny story about this. Um, so that day we went to a place -- they said they were gonna have an Easter egg hunt at 1:30, right? So we get there at 1:10 and they say, "Okay. We've already done the Easter egg hunt. People were getting cold. So we just decided to do it." And so then, they offered us this free taffy candy. I can't have taffy. But then, so, my grandma -- so I was taking a few pieces and then my grandma was just like sweeping some into her purse, and then when she saw I looked like I was finished, she was like, "Take mo-" -- "Don't be shy!" because she wanted me to take more, and it was just a really funny experience and my mom still laughs over the situation. So yep, that was pretty funny.

Recently, like, two days ago I think, something really annoying for the whole class happened. So we were having snack, but then one person, I don't know who, didn't pick up their candy wrappers. So we had to - so we had to miss our science, which is at the end of the day, near our snack. So we basically have to sit on the carpet for 30 minutes. So for a while, people were trying to put together clues, figure out who it was. But then, our teacher just told us to stop. But for some weird reason, our teacher was videotaping us. I thought it was kind of weird, but some of the times, when I was sitting criss-cross applesauce, I just laid my head down on my knee then put both my hands out to make it a bit more comfortable, and sometimes I was just covering my ears because there was like a million people talking at once. But then, normally, so I don't like science the most. But then I thought, doing science right now would be way better than just sitting there. So that was just kind of annoying. And she said she would - she said that she would ask the principal to look at the, like, tapes and see who it was.

And for the question "Would you rather be able to see the future or have a photographic memory?" I would pick see the future for a couple of reasons. Number one. If you thought, like, something bad was gonna happen or something, or there was something you don't like, cuz sometimes when you try new, new - when your, like, your parents sign you up for something new, you, like, are really scared and nervous to do it. But then if you look into the future, you wouldn't be as scared, as nervous of it, if you saw yourself having a really good time. So, and plus, like, another thing you could do is for, like, a math test or something, if you saw into the future, to see your own math test to see what things you did wrong. Then, you could fix those things. Like, sometimes I feel like I could do that with my math test 'cause at school sometimes when I do math tests, I get, like, the stuff right. But then I just sorta go too fast. Or, I just don't realize that I accidentally didn't, like, do something. So that would be really useful.  And plus, for seeing the future, if like, you think you would - you might be able to get something in the future when you weren't, like, sure about it, then you could just look into the future and see if you, like, did get it. Or if there were, like - if you had to like pick, like, "this or that" or something like that? Like two - let's say like, two - there're two different doors and behind one, there's nothing and behind the other, there's a hundred dollars. If you could look into the future, you would see if you picked the wrong door or the right door. So, and then all you would have to do is look into the future to see if the door, if the left or the right door - so, if it was the right door. Not like "left and right," like "yes or no" right. If you were right, then you could just go through the door. But if you were wrong, then you'd still know which one was the right door because you would just pick the opposite of that one.  And seeing into the future could help with,…

And the first question is, "What am I grateful for this week?" I'm just grateful for... Well, I mean, I'm grateful for a lot of things, but I'm just grateful because my soccer just started out and it's been a great experience. Super duper great experience. That I'm just so excited for the more memories to come. And I love to play soccer. It's my favorite sport in the whole wide world and just to have that taken away from me the whole winter and then finally get back to it, it makes me feel so good. And yeah, you do not know how much I love soccer. And we have two new players this year, and they are actually really good and they could definitely make our team better. So it's really really nice.

When I got over to the sleepover I was going to, I - my two friends that were at the sleepover said like "Hi" and that "You were late" - that I was, like, late and stuff. But my mom already told them I was gonna be late, or it was my dad, I don't know. But one of my parents told them, or maybe both, told them that I was gonna be late. But then, they said they'd been there since like three o'clock and then when I got there it was like five o'clock. So I felt like I really missed out. And sometimes, like, if I have a dentist appointment or an orthodontist appointment or something like that, and then I come back to school, everything is just kinda weird. 'Cause sometimes when I come in, they're just doing something and I'm like "What is this?" But then the funny thing is, like, whenever I come back from something like that, some reason, like, every time the class is making cards. So it's kind of a weird pattern, sort of.