Friends and family, bugs and Hula
Sep. 21st, 2008 12:04 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
la_belle_laideHow to even sum up the lat two days> Impossible to tell everything! Yesterday, I met up with some good friends from a blog I go to. Our meeting was a long time coming and it was really great, aside from one of the girls getting sick and having to leave early. We walked around Epcot, drank sake, and toasted to the guy on whose blog we all met. The two girls who stayed--let's just call them S&S--stayed over and we had a great time, like a slumber party. We went to Downtown and had ice cream, then came back here, went on said blog and yammered all about it. It was great. :)
Today, we had breakfast and watched this really good-looking boy eat. It was sort of creepy of us. Then my Mom came over and we all chatted about said blog.
When they left, we headed off to the Polynesian so I could say hi and bye to Kawehi, and bye to Auntie Kau'i. They were all putting on another show, and it was awesome. And once again Auintie put me up on stage. SURPRISE! She let me borrow a pa'u, and Kanani thankfully had Ipo Lei Momi on hand, so I did that. I totally redeemed myself from sucking the other night, because I did those one really well. :D I was so glad.
Off to Epcot, where I saved about five dragonflies today. Boychild found one that looked like it was dead in a low windowsill indoors. It ended up being barely alive. I took it outside where it washed its little bug face with its little bug hands and then it died. Back inside, my cousin Chrissie and I found a bunch more dragonflies, all just lying there, stil in the window well. I picked them up one by one, and they weren't dead. They seemed to have just given up! They were stuck in the window well and had nothing to eat or drink. So one by one I took them outside where they all (except for the first one, a beautiful green,) flew away. I really love those insects.
Dinner at Alfredo's with a really beautiful waiter, then back to the Kingdom so Boychild could see the light parade. He loved it! And they sell really cool things there, one of which is this light up skull that's aboit seven inches long. You can hang it in a window or wear it as a necklace, and I wore it. The jaw lights up alternately on top and bottom so it looks like it's chomping. I showed it to the Boychild and said, "Nom nom nom!" So now he thinks Halloween skulls are "nom noms." He kept grabbing it while I was carrying him and going, "Nom nom?" Hilarious. Also, a few days ago I bought him a plastic pirate sword. He must have seen me pick it up and go, "ARRR!" Because now swords are "args." And pirates are "yo hos" except for Jack Sparrow, who is "Dack."
Boychild cracks me up.
Well, tomorrow is the last full day, and I'm cool with it. I miss my dogs, my crow and my birds. I miss my house, and when I go back I can start decorating for Halloween. It was 115 degrees here yesterday, and it's about 60 at home. That actually sounds kind of nice. ^_^
Today, we had breakfast and watched this really good-looking boy eat. It was sort of creepy of us. Then my Mom came over and we all chatted about said blog.
When they left, we headed off to the Polynesian so I could say hi and bye to Kawehi, and bye to Auntie Kau'i. They were all putting on another show, and it was awesome. And once again Auintie put me up on stage. SURPRISE! She let me borrow a pa'u, and Kanani thankfully had Ipo Lei Momi on hand, so I did that. I totally redeemed myself from sucking the other night, because I did those one really well. :D I was so glad.
Off to Epcot, where I saved about five dragonflies today. Boychild found one that looked like it was dead in a low windowsill indoors. It ended up being barely alive. I took it outside where it washed its little bug face with its little bug hands and then it died. Back inside, my cousin Chrissie and I found a bunch more dragonflies, all just lying there, stil in the window well. I picked them up one by one, and they weren't dead. They seemed to have just given up! They were stuck in the window well and had nothing to eat or drink. So one by one I took them outside where they all (except for the first one, a beautiful green,) flew away. I really love those insects.
Dinner at Alfredo's with a really beautiful waiter, then back to the Kingdom so Boychild could see the light parade. He loved it! And they sell really cool things there, one of which is this light up skull that's aboit seven inches long. You can hang it in a window or wear it as a necklace, and I wore it. The jaw lights up alternately on top and bottom so it looks like it's chomping. I showed it to the Boychild and said, "Nom nom nom!" So now he thinks Halloween skulls are "nom noms." He kept grabbing it while I was carrying him and going, "Nom nom?" Hilarious. Also, a few days ago I bought him a plastic pirate sword. He must have seen me pick it up and go, "ARRR!" Because now swords are "args." And pirates are "yo hos" except for Jack Sparrow, who is "Dack."
Boychild cracks me up.
Well, tomorrow is the last full day, and I'm cool with it. I miss my dogs, my crow and my birds. I miss my house, and when I go back I can start decorating for Halloween. It was 115 degrees here yesterday, and it's about 60 at home. That actually sounds kind of nice. ^_^
