This year I planned a getaway to St. Louis for Spring Break. Katie, Andi, and Lindsay joined me on this trip. I found myself single three days before we left, so I was prepared to have a wonderful time. I was single and ready to mingle. We left out early Monday morning. The ride down there was interesting to say the least. Katie tried to make me use the bathroom at a barn, (it was a convenience store shaped like a barn) but took me to McDonald's instead. When we got to St. Louis we went to the brewery, which Katie declared smells like beer. We had a good time at the brewery and then ventured to St. Louis Mills to shop. After a little shopping we went to the NASCAR SpeedPark for some Go-Kart racing. I won. I lapped Katie about 20 times. I hit her once and she was not happy about it. After that, we went to check in. That was an experience in itself. They had my name down wrong. Apparently I am with Thomas Green. We got the reservation fixed (or so we thought) and got ready to go to dinner. At dinner we realized St. Louis has the worst service of any place I have ever been to. The next day we decided to take public transportation to the zoo. We survived and enjoyed a day at the zoo. We got to see lots of animals, but no hippos. I was highly upset. There is so much more I could say about this trip, but I have to get ready to go to the Orpheum. Let's just end it by saying I am so thankful for my friends.
Last year during a book study at school we were reading The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon. One of our assignments during our study was to pick one word for our year which is also based on a book, My One Word by Mike Ashcraft and Rachel Olsen. Long story short, instead of making a resolution for the New Year. You pick a word. If you go here you can read about that. Basically, here is a simple three step introduction. Step One: Determine the kind of person you want to be. Step Two: Identify the characteristics of that person. Step Three: Pick a word. Last year, I picked the word consistent. I felt that I did a good job being consistent. I started thinking about what word I wanted to use for 2019. I have been thinking for a few weeks. I have still been thinking about the person I want to be this year, and for every year for that matter. I have thought about those characteristics of that person. And today, on th...
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