Life As I Know It: Its Here....The field trip

May 10, 2006

Its Here....The field trip

Its here. Hannah's field trip is tomorrow. I am so nervous. I tried to explain today that she has to listen to the chaperone, and can't leave the group. I told her to listen like it was me with her. I tried to scare her a little so she will be okay. I don't want her to be fearful, but I want her to be aware. Hannah is so excited because she gets to go to the school in the morning. See here, kindergarten is Am or PM 1/2 days...but tomorrow she has to be dropped off at 8:30 for the field trip. Thats all she has talked about. Not going to the zoo, and anything like that.

So anyone out there watch American Idol? Yeah what a shocker tonight. I can't believe that Chris got voted out. Me and my Chris were watching tonight and saying that Katherine was so out. Then Ryan said good-bye to Chris we were like holy crap Chris is going home. WOW. Any predictions of the next A.I.?
I think it will be Elliott.

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Anonymous5/11/2006
You know I didn't catch most of this season so I'm all out of the loop but all I keep hearing about is how shocking it was for Chris to get canned.
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Anonymous5/11/2006
I was so upset. I thought Chris would win it even if I didnt love him so much. I still was shocked. I think it should have been Elliot. He just doesnt have the look of an idol in the least. I cant stand to watch him sing. I was super suprised he wasnt the one voted off last night. Darn!
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May 10, 2006

Its Here....The field trip

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