Monday, March 8, 2010

It's so BEAUTIFUL OUTSIIIIIIDE!!!

Oh my goodness gracious people! It's 55 DEGREES FARENHEIT OUTSIDE CAN YOU BELLIIIIIIIIIEVE IT?!?!?!?

I'm gonna SING and do DANCE!!!!
but not now.

So, I believe I owe you peeps an explanation of teh carnival. Here's more or less how it went. I was in charge of the shave the balloon stand, as I believe you were aware of. I dynamically got there half an hour early to set up my station. I had thought that this booth would be more set back, since what little girl wants to get her dress and costume (G-d forbid, COSTUME) covered with icky smelly shaving cream? EVERY GIRL ON THE PLANET..would want to...

So from the second they let the little children into the place, I got kindergartners of every shape and size (including a little boy dressed up as luke skywalker from episode 5) came over to my booth to race each other. At first things were going very well. I covered the balloons in cream, and I held them by the tie. Then I watched the little children dynamically attack the balloons as I dynamically pretended to be timing. When I felt like it, I called 'STOP', and I held up the balloons and decided which one was cleaner. I was VERY VERY corrupt, so I usually just gave both the boys a ticket. Unless one of the kids was really obnoxious. Then he didn't get one.

Here's the thing though...My hands were completely covered in cream, so I couldn't touch my face without getting a mouthful...but...my hair was falling out and my nose itched...so...I'm not very proud of this...but...I dynamically gave a little girl three tickets to scratch my nose. I bribed another one to push my hair up. I'm not proud of what I did.

So at around halfway through the carnival I ran out of paper towels to wipe the shavers on. I dynamically ran to the bathroom and ripped out as many as I could. I figured, there couldn't be THAT many weirdos who wanted to shave balloons, right? No one would miss me if I just slipped out for a minute, right? WRONG!!!!! There were ten or eleven people waiting!(they have to wait in pairs) I dynamically apologized for the delay in service (the kids were NOT amused) and got to smothering balloons. After a while though I got sick of it. I couldn't do it anymore. Just as I was about to mutiny, another girl in my class came up to me and begged me to take over her booth for her. She was mystery food. Someone had to stick their hand into a little flap and guess what was on the other side. I would never do this. Ever. But then again, I'm only a sane person. I am not a desperate four year old who really wants to get a rubber frog (the one we priced for like sixty tickets). Problem is...we only had three bowls. A ton of kids just memorized all the stuff (or cheated) and got free tickets. But then again I didn't care, becuz I was dynamically munching my sister's popcorn (which she bought, but didn't like).

FINALLY the dynamic carnival was finished. We cattle prodded the children out of the gym and up the stairs after they cleaned out a prize racks. But nobody even touched the bouncy balls, cuz the ones we ordered were really junky. We each got a different color one, but they popped almost immediately. Mine didn't though, cuz i take care of it. I named him 'Dennis'. He currently resides happily in my desk next to my calculator and wite out. He lives a dynamic life. Then, to get out of cleaning, I took a bunch of stuff upstairs and dynamically ate my lunch. Cuz they don't feed us often (salty popcorn doesn't actually fall under 'food').

Oh, and I found out what the haunted house booth was doing. It was something involving a pair of pants and a rubber chicken..I would've checked in during the carnival...but i was too busy dynamically shaving balloons. I never did find out what the rubber chicken was for, though I asked multiple times. Dynamic is a word I would like to include in this sentence.

That'sbout all I remember. I gotta go and do...something..now.

Bye!!

Completely psyched that her bro is coming home next week tue!!!
iguana ^.^!!!

17 comments:

  1. I do not think that word means what you think it means...

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  2. You used the word dynamically too many times my friend. Next time, you should use a different adjective... or sumthink!

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  3. iguana, when you dynamically mentioned my name in this post (as many times as God is mentioned in the megilla, in fact), a rip in the space time continuum opened and a choir of angels burst forth, or sallied forth, or whatever, sally forth sung praises and presented u with a dynamic pyramid of jellified seaweed munchies and I'm so excited to see my amazing awesome sister who should start writing dynamic short stories soon don't u know (that are not sailor moon fan-fiction) because she's a writer like mad - on tuesday the turpentine strikes again!!! egads!! bring the buffalo wings!!! hazzah!!!

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  4. and yeah it's an incredible 60 degrees here in New York too. I was singing and doing dance all the way to Radio Shack today.

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  5. -Rafiki- i don't think i ordered a heat wave...but it's okay cuz it's going away now. It's 22 outside now. I almost rode my bike yesterday. We can't let that happen!

    -Kovi- SEAWEED MUNCHIES!!! W00T!!! I can't wait to see you kovi it's not FUNEEEEEEEEEEE!!! We're gonna have such a rocking cool time! I have a new jazz song to play on piano for youuuuuuu!!!!

    buffalo wings on the max!

    Chaiki- I did that on purpose. DUH!

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  6. Haha, oh.
    New York is always warm :( It's not fair!!!
    Speaking of warmth; I have EXCITING NEWS! I'm gonna be getting an interview for Birthright in two weeks (can I get a BOOH-YAH?!?!) If I get in, then I'm gonna be leaving this non existent town of ours and be going to Israel for a few weeks :D So... Iguaners, if you still wanna go to Izzy with me; I think now is the time to look into it.

    Kovi, what the heck are seaweed munchies? Is it like this type of foreign Israeli food or something?? haha. Also, if its good (then I want some!)

    Rafi, the NYC Jews must've been like "Who in G-d's name is that singing and dancing.... to a non-kosher store that is?!" Oy Vey! [I wrote that in my best yeshivish impression]

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  7. Chaiki...not to put this too harsly...but..

    You know what mah whole family is thinking is this comic stream?

    "WHO IS THIS WEIRDO?"

    These are my BRUVVERS you are talking to and they are OLDER than you by a YEAR and you are TALKING to a member of the opposite GENDER and you are not supposed to DO that!!!

    MY BLOG WILL NOT BECOME A PLACE OF...OF...THIS THING THAT'S HAPPENING RIGHT NOW THAT'S GONNA STOP!!!!

    SERIOUSLY, AT FIRST I TOUGHT IT WAS CUTE, BUT YOU ARE REALLY BEING CREEPY!

    plus: a lot of these are jokes btw me and my bros. You won't get them...so you'd save yourself a lot of trouble by not commenting.

    Yes I just gave you a piece of my mind. HOLD ONTO IT IT'S A PAIN TO REPLACE!!

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  8. Elana,
    If you really want to talk about this 'so-called' creepiness, then feel free to email me. I just want to point it out there that blogs and in person are TWO different things. Just for the record; I was kidding, and you really shouldnt assume something that I'll obviously not mention (but you have a pree good idea what) to everything I say or comment!!! And should I remind you that your "BRUVERS" as you say commented on a reply of mine as well as a blog post of mine....? So really, we've all equally "SINNED." Not that I believe in that and all, especially being a student at a supposed Bais Yakov high school! And for the record number two... that "thing" is over. I'm still in high school, I should be focusing on school not pointless things.
    So yeah. I've gave you a piece of my mind back. Besides, they both have mouths so do you... instead of saying, that they dont know you (blah, blah, blah...) then say this is chaya, or chaiki, a sister of my friend. Simple.


    Sorry, but I did have to defend myself, and If I was harsh or whatever, feel free to punch me. I've decided two days ago that I wouldnt accept things that are going AGAINST me. I'd simply express what I think. So I have. And you also did. So there. There's enough "taking what people do/say to you" in this world (ex: America and our lovely president.... 0.o) so its about time someone stood up for what they believed in.

    Ps. It doesn't hurt to ask a question. Which I was doing, I'm sorry that I didn't understand....

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  9. AWWW! I LOVE IT WHEN WE RESOLVE OUR CONFLICTS IN A PEACEFUL MANNER!! SNIF!

    HUGGGGGGG!!!

    ---:0)-'[wlD

    (happy person wearing a hat)

    :-) (happy person with a nose)

    >:(* (unhappy person with a spider coming out of their mouth)

    ?:) (person wearing a question mark)

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  10. LOL. Glad we came to an understanding darlin'
    :)
    *hugs back.*

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  12. you are over thinking things iguana. I'm not even sure what you were talking about. Nothing even slightly in that direction has been said in any of your blog's comments.
    but rest assured chaya, I didn't actually do song and dance to radioshack. Although the street was so crowded, I probably could have and no one would have noticed.

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  13. Ugh. Now this post is tarnished forever by the rust of misunderstanding.

    Now i need to make a new one.

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  14. oh and Rafs DON'T FORGET ASSASSINS CREED WHEN YOU COME BACK I C AN'T EVEN TELL YOU HOW MANY CRAVINGS I'VE HAD RECENTLYYYYYYYYYYY!!!!

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  15. woah. cravings are for food.

    but thanks for reminding me, there's a good chance I would have forgotten.

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  16. Rafi, if you were by 770 street, you'd totally be dancing with the Lubavitchers :P

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  17. You should have seen us. Yonina and I made soooo many comics we're going to send you.

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