Thursday, January 31, 2019

#crazygirl

Sometimes I like to dare myself to do crazy not smart totally idiotic things.
Things that probably won't make me benefit, but are totally out of this world fun.
Well... Most of them. And I'm going tell you about those times, because there funny.
First things first, The "Chipotle would never let me do this story!"

Have you ever tried eating a Jalapeno pepper? Oh, and what about one with seeds?
Did you ever think that  maybe it wasn't smart? I have done all of that, except I don't usually tend to think things through before I do them. Take this moment for instance.
Eva and I decided to eat a Jalapeno pepper, because we're super smart.
So, we both ate one. We didn't taste anything... until we ate it with seeds.
Piece of advice, milk doesn't help a single bit when your mouth is on fire. I suggest water, or maybe even soaking your lip in the unhelpful milk. ( Trust me, it helped...kinda)
Eva and I were seriously bent over the sink spitting out the spice, or trying to at least.
And the worst part... There were two kids that we were supposed to be watching, were watching us!
I'm pretty sure they think we're weird now. I hate Jalapeno peppers, they invade my dreams, turning them into nightmares...I'm shuddering, #I hate them!

Okay, so you've read my first story, are you ready for the second one?
This one is called " Oregon calamity."
Okay, so a little while ago, I was playing a card game with my family called The Oregon trail.
And, during the game, Eva started talking in a random southern accent.
BTW  this game is about traveling across the Oregon trail, and if you pick up a card that says something like " snake bite" then your dead. But if you make it across the Oregon trail then you win! Unless you die of drowning.  Cheery, am I right?
Anyways, Eva started talking in a random southern accent, and that started me off. I was known as the Crazy Russian. I begged my sister Sage ( in my Russian accent) to do her Scottish accent, but she refused. So I had to have enough effect with my Russian to cover up for her.
Eva's main was comment was " you ate all my rations!" Which believe me, she used a lot.
My main comment was " one day your arrogance will fail you and you'll find yourself in the deep depths of your gruesome gruesome grave." Do you know how AWESOME (ISH...) THAT SOUNDED IN A RUSSIAN ACCENT!?
There was also the occasional " what? You think that just because I have died of drowning that I won't still haunt you?"
My other cousin Madi and I ended up winning that game. I became the president of Oregon. We played that game for a long while, until my family got annoyed of me and said " no more Russian accent!" And I replied " what? But Crazy Russian is amazing?" Guess who won that argument?
me! me! me!
# crazy Russian!

So yeah, that was that story. I think you're going to like the last one.
It's called " my feet are numb!"

It was snowing outside. But not that nice fluffy, totally nice and actually comfortable snow
no, it just had to be hard and cold! And icy. And that was when I had the great idea to dare someone to walk in it barefoot. Guess what!? No one said yes, but  I couldn't let that AWESOME dare go to waste... So I might've done it myself. Yep, that's right! I stripped off  my socks and shoes! and WALKED IN THE SNOW!!!!!!!!
Barefoot may I add.
It was quiet intense. # my feet are cold!

Mom filmed me, and when I came back shivering, she asked me if it was cold.
" Well" I answered " my feet are numb. So I actually can't quite feel anything."
Then, she replied " oh. So its not so bad?"
I had looked up at her as if she was crazy. It was fun.

If you'd like to see the video of me being stupid, scroll down.







Thursday, January 17, 2019

When A Six Year Old New More Then Me

This is Juno
Hey guys, I bet you're wondering why this specific post is called, " When a six year old knew more then me." Well the answer to that, has nothing to do with -irony. I'm not lying or tricking you.
My six year old cousin, Juno, literally knows more then me. We both take Spanish lessons, and she knows waaaaay more then I do. Guess what I learned from her? "Helado" means "ICE CREAM"!
That's just skill right there. My cousin teaching me the word for ICE CREAM in another language is brilliant!
I was looking up a translator app, trying to keep up with her. But, when I finally had gotten a sentence in together, she'd look at me and say " That didn't sound right?" Then of course, she'd look over my shoulder re-reading it, seeing if I had gotten the next sentence right(:

She is amazing! I can't understand her most of the time, because she speaks so much Spanish.
Eso es bonita gauy si tu eres preguntando yo
( That's pretty cool if your asking me.) Just so you know, I had to look up that sentence on google translate, that was not me just speaking fluently in flawless Spanish, and I'm not sure google even got that right. I'll have to ask Juno next time I see her.

Juno said to me in Spanish once, " I dropped my shoe out the window!" And I answered with a
" That's cool Juno." Thinking she meant something else. Of course, she didn't actually drop her shoe out the window. Maybe she just needed a distraction to set up a bug in our car because she actually works for the government, and we're the prime suspects on a case. Hey, it could happen.
Maybe she's fluent in all sorts of different languages because she does missions in other countries.
Oh no... I just set my family up to be suspects at the government!
QUE TENER YO HECHO? (What have I done?)
Or, maybe she's just being a cute little girl? No, I think she works for the government.

I'm realizing that I often use stuff in my posts like "They're working for the government!"
or " They're smugglers!" Have ya'll noticed that?(:

Anyways, what I'm trying to say is that I have trouble speaking Spanish, and my little cousin does not. Totally not jealous or anything... (I see what you doing) You're disagreeing with me!?

Juno is the cutest cousin ever! She hates it when I call her cute though. Uhhh... if you ever randomly bump into her because you're both going to Venezuela to help a monkey and an elephant work out a relationship  problem... can you maybe leave out the detail where I just called her cute?
Great! Thanks! You guys are just so awesome!
You know what else is awesome?
That I have one word in Spanish memorized.
HOLA.
Not really an accomplishment but hey... It's something!










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