This is my sister's and my experience with bread. And fences. I'm the little kid, and Jen(sister) is the other.
I had trouble slicing bread 'cuz once I was cutting cardboard with an X-Acto knife... Needless to say, I still have a scar on my middle finger.

I know this is Bored Bored Bored, so here's a few things to do this summer when you're bored:

• Play hide and seek in Ikea
• Go outside and climb a tree
• DIY
• Move your furniture around
• Learn a foreign language ---> duolingo.com
• Watch the sun rise/set
• Go camping in the great outdoors. Or your great backyard...
• Build a box fort
       • I don't know about you, but when I was a baby, I liked the boxes toys came in more than the toys itself.
• Make a blog
• Go frog hunting
• Watch Over the Garden Wall
       • I can't even explain the feels this comes with. I cried for-EVER
• Walk your dog, walk your cat, walk your goldfish, walk yourself...
• Go to the library
• Watch BBC Sherlock
• Make a picture wall of all the things you did this summer. (Mine would be pretty empty...)
• Make brownies
• Be vegetarian for a week. I would die after a day or two...
• Have a lemonade stand!
• Write a story.
• Go kayaking
• Get a dog
• Scrapbook your memories of this summer. (Again, pretty empty.)

I hope this gave you a bit of inspiration for this summer! I'll probably post something like this with other cool ideas soon. With me, even if I have a bunch of things to do, I get bored so easily.

Hi, everybody! I hope you've been having a fabulous summer so far. There's this website called wattpad.com, and it's where you can write your own stories and read others' stories as well. K.R. and I have one, and it's Kristina Diane, or BendyBubbles. We haven't written anything on it yet, but the story we're writing is about a wolf. I've always been so fascinated by wolves, so I decided to start a story about them. It's just a figment of K.R. and my imaginations, so I hope you like it!

Anyway, here's a thought of the day. I know you've probably seen it, since it's pretty old, but it's Doctor Who. 'If a Weeping Angel looks into the eyes of a Silence, does it send the Silence back in time, or does it just forget?'

I have one more thing for you math geeks: Einstein, Newton, and Pascal are all hanging out, and they decide to play hide 'n' go seek. Einstein ends up as it, and he counts to ten. When he opens his eyes, Pascal is nowhere to be found. Newton is sitting right in front of Einstein with a piece of chalk in his hand, sitting in a box drawn on the ground, one meter to a side. Einstein yells, "I found you, Newton!" Newton calmly replies, "No, you found Newton per square meter. You've found Pascal!"

I hope you guys get that, but if you don't, that's okay.

I'm sorry it's been a while since I've blogged, but I promise I'll do more this summer.