Hey Y'all! I'm back!

I know, I know long-time-no-post right? Well believe it or not, I'm back in the blogging game. In the year or so since I last blogged, a lot has happened. We went to Georgia, Texas, the Grand Canyon, had a family reunion, and most recently had a tree fall on the house. Everyone is thankfully okay and we're working on repairing the damage now. Hopefully we'll be done before it rains! There will be more pictures to come later to catch all of you up on what's been happening.

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So I had to do a self response on the book Walk Two moons for my YA Literature class. Mostly this means that I could do whatever I wanted. As I'm sure you know, that is a very broad topic :D. I ended up doing this photo collage that took a very long time because I had to erase so much out of each picture. For example, sidewalks, grass, people in the background, houses, flowers, sunlight, and sky. This was particularly hard on the tree because I had to erase inbetween the leaves. It took forever, and I'm not entirely sure that I got everything, but after nearly five hours toiling over this project I called it done. You may see some sunlight on Wallace's tree,however for me it was hard to know if they were just some dying leaves. Anyways, I hope you like my project.

Latest good books to read

I love reading. I'm sure that's not a surprise to any of you. Amanda suggested that in between my more interesting happenings of life, I can update you all on books that are simply great. The last book that I have read is called "LIFE AS WE KNEW IT" by Susan Beth Pfeffer. This book is set up like a journal of a girl living in Pennslyvania. An astoroid hits the moon, tilting it three degrees off its axis towards Earth. This causes several major changes to our planet and the people living here.
This book got me so involved I would actually be suprised that what was happening in this novel, wasn't actually happening in reality. Slight warning for all of you. It really makes you want to update your food storage, and stock up on the necessities of life.
The author also wrote another book about the same thing, only from another person's point of veiw. I have yet to read this one, but will let you know what I think of it.