We had another 'food fight' at lunch today. My friend brought marshmallows to school to play the game 'chubby bunny'. Of course Ai started throwing them at people, and that triggered a marshmallow fight. Dammit, Ai put marshmallow in my HAIR. Man, that's just low. Haha. I spent the last few minutes of lunch in the bathroom, trying to get the chunk of marshmallow out of my hair. -.- Stilts, Dee, and I got revenge on him though. We put a lot of marshmallows in his backpack. A couple were put in his binder. Yeah, that's pretty low and evil of us too, haha. BUT HE STARTED IT.
Gotta admit that Ai always makes lunch entertaining.
Since I said I'd blog about Sunday:
Yesterday, my family and I ate dim sum with Hamtaro and her family. We ate at a restaurant in Chinatown. I've only been to Chinatown a few times since we moved here. I fail so much. My grandparents go there at least once a week!
Her other relatives were there too. Aunts, uncles, cousins, and a great uncle that was very outgoing! I think it's cool how she has so many relatives living in the same city.
Her cousins are really cute, haha. They became friends with my little sister.
THE DIM SUM RESTAURANT ACTUALLY HAD CARTS. <3 I love those ones best. Aiyah, ordering dim sum with a piece of paper doesn't feel right to me. It's like taking part of the experience away! When my family and I lived in WA, we ate dim sum whenever we could. There were no dim sum restaurants in the small town we used to live in, so we would drive up to another city (which we almost moved to). All the dim sum restaurants there had carts. Brings back good memories. :) I want to go back to those restaurants! Especially the one called Four Seas. It was less popular than the other dim sum restaurant right across the road, but I always liked it better.
I had fun, and it was nice seeing you, HAMMY!
Before lunch, I went to a basketball game that my little sister was cheerleading at, haha. So cute! Little boys playing basketball and little girls cheering is way too adorable.
The boys were really good at basketball! They had so much enthusiasm. They just ran from one end of the court to the other the entire time (of course the court size was reduced since they're just little kids after all). Wow, in 10 years I can't imagine how good they'll be at basketball. I don't think I was as coordinated as them when I was 5!
There weren't many cheerleaders. Just my sister and a couple other girls. They each had pom poms and were waving them around. My sister asked me to sit in the bleachers next to her, and every time she waved her pom poms, she'd smack me in the face with them. -.- She didn't even notice, haha.
Something that makes me happy? Taking a relatively empty bus.
Gotta admit that Ai always makes lunch entertaining.
Since I said I'd blog about Sunday:
Yesterday, my family and I ate dim sum with Hamtaro and her family. We ate at a restaurant in Chinatown. I've only been to Chinatown a few times since we moved here. I fail so much. My grandparents go there at least once a week!
Her other relatives were there too. Aunts, uncles, cousins, and a great uncle that was very outgoing! I think it's cool how she has so many relatives living in the same city.
Her cousins are really cute, haha. They became friends with my little sister.
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THE DIM SUM RESTAURANT ACTUALLY HAD CARTS. <3 I love those ones best. Aiyah, ordering dim sum with a piece of paper doesn't feel right to me. It's like taking part of the experience away! When my family and I lived in WA, we ate dim sum whenever we could. There were no dim sum restaurants in the small town we used to live in, so we would drive up to another city (which we almost moved to). All the dim sum restaurants there had carts. Brings back good memories. :) I want to go back to those restaurants! Especially the one called Four Seas. It was less popular than the other dim sum restaurant right across the road, but I always liked it better.
I had fun, and it was nice seeing you, HAMMY!
Before lunch, I went to a basketball game that my little sister was cheerleading at, haha. So cute! Little boys playing basketball and little girls cheering is way too adorable.
The boys were really good at basketball! They had so much enthusiasm. They just ran from one end of the court to the other the entire time (of course the court size was reduced since they're just little kids after all). Wow, in 10 years I can't imagine how good they'll be at basketball. I don't think I was as coordinated as them when I was 5!
There weren't many cheerleaders. Just my sister and a couple other girls. They each had pom poms and were waving them around. My sister asked me to sit in the bleachers next to her, and every time she waved her pom poms, she'd smack me in the face with them. -.- She didn't even notice, haha.
Something that makes me happy? Taking a relatively empty bus.
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