New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance

I love to read. I love books. I love stories. I love words. I love Scrabble. I love dictionaries. I LOVE all that nerdy stuff. The problems is that I am the most addictive, compulsive person I know. I hate projects hanging over my head. We had book club last night. The book for March was presented, I downloaded it to my Kindle around midnight (Kindle is just way too convenient) and I just finished the book.
This might sound impressive to some people that I can finish entire books in one day. It's not. Nothing (and I do mean NOTHING) else in my life gets done when I'm reading. I've been thinking, for the last 30 minutes since I finished my book, I really might be crazy. Truly crazy. This must be why I have to be medicated to sleep every single night of my life. Any time I have an idea, whether it's a book I want to read or a room I want to paint or a party I want to plan I will not rest till it's completed. That's why I'm a terrible activity committee chairperson. I have this date looming over my head and nothing I can do to make it get over any sooner, so I become paralyzed and anxiety-ridden.
There is no point to this post. Just to remind myself not to pick any more books within another month. And if you're looking for a good read, try New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance. And it's not just for Mormons - there was a whole write-up on it in People magazine and it got 4 stars.
On to the next project!!! Over and out.

Georger Ham Lincoln

Adam: "Today we learned about Georger Ham Lincoln at school. He was the first president."
Hmmmm.....another day well spent at Kindergarten.

rambling

I was getting ready to go to parent teacher conferences and Adam said, "Mom, my teacher might tell you that I was naughty today."
Me: "What were you doing?"
Adam: "Being naughty, I just told you."
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Eric and Cameron were at the video store last night and Cameron picked up the movie Nine and said, "Dad, I think we would like this movie because it's directed by Tim Burton. He's the same one who directed Nightmare Before Christmas and Coraline."