The Party of a Jacob Jespersen

It has come to pass that Jacob Jespersen has turned 19, and to celebrate this occasion, yesterday he threw quite the fine festival. First of, there were wonderful people in attendance. Some of my very favorite people in the world are them graduated people. To list but a few: Jesp, Woodruffs, Jeremy, Maren and Steph, Ryan, Johnny, Seth, Rosy, that's not everyone, but I'm too lazy to type in all the names. And of course there were also some more seniors like me. Anyway, it was wonderful. We headed up to Timpanogas park where we barbecued up some delicious Hamburgers, and then we played games such as frisbee and ninja destruction. After that we headed back to Jacob's house where we watched some animated movie about warrior owls, and ate cake and ice cream. It was prime. After that we visited Zoe at the Awful Waffle, and then went home. By this time it was like one in the morning. And then of course a few of us decided to wake up at 7 and play frisbee, which was good too, but now I need to sleep.

The point is, chilling with such wonderful people can be nothing but wonderful. 

Note: I really need to sleep now so I'm not going to spell check or edit this post. Not that I usually do, but I feel like I'm being more careless today about grammar usage than usual. 

I'm Really Cold.

Basically, yesterday was awesome. Instead of going to El Cheapo, Mackenzie and I went to Kat's house. Of course, Kat wasn't there, so we went inside anyway and watched a movie with Joseph and Lizzie. After that, we watched veggie tales. During one of these shows, the doorbell rang and Joseph and I went to answer it. When we opened the door, there was a garbage sack on the porch. We were very confused for a few moments, and then it got up and sprinted away at full speed. It was amazing. That person pulled the very best doorbell prank that I've ever even heard of, and I got to witness it. It was beautiful. Anyway, after all of those shenanigans, we played upwords. Of course, we didn't follow any of the rules and managed to make some pretty fantastic words. In the middle of that, Kat finally got home, but by then it was already around 11, so we didn't really do anything but talk.
Also apparently yesterday was "kissing Friday." From the 1800s until 1940s there was basically a "kiss whoever you want without it being a big deal" kind of a day, which, if continued, would have been yesterday. We obviously didn't re-instigate it, but it's very impressive, nonetheless.

Today was pretty great too. I made enchiladas. Some of which used chili instead of regular boring old refried beans, and the chili ones actually turned out to be amazing, so there's that. Lots of other stuff happened today too, but I'm really cold, so I'm going to stop typing now.