Hallo, Jammers! ^.^
Waiiiit... why is today's gift sparkling? o.e
*clicks*
How... creative. :P
I wonder what AJHQ has devised for the 25th? Two Diamonds? Three Diamonds?
Oh, and look at this:
The 2014 JAG is out, right on time! ^-^ What do you do to celebrate New Year's? I watch the ball drop and chant," Happy New Year's!"
Anyways, today's new item is...
The rather wacky-looking Gingerbread Man. I like this item! :3
Yes, he is. He looks like he's balanced weirdly, though, like he could fall of at any moment!
Now, for some weirdness that I have seen around:
"Beautiful princesses?" Pardon me, but there aren't any where I live... Also, how can you 'specialize' in speaking to them?
/).=
Anyways, we found out the source of the rattling noise: there was a water main break recently, and then when they were repairing it, they broke the gas line!
Water was literally gushing down the street, thicker than I had ever seen before... and, it was muddy! It was erupting from under the grass (literally) and piling up at people's garages. It was chaos...
Anyways, Ciao!
~Edwingrim2
It says the blog is unfindable...? :p
ReplyDeleteWhat do you mean by "watching the ball drop"? Ball? What ball? o.o
In England we have fireworks on New Year's eve...but in France you have to get a licence to set off your own fireworks D: idiots.
Sorry, I fixed the link problem. :3
DeleteAnd the ball drop is when a huge ball is dropped in Times Square at 12:00 sharp. You could search it, and one of the ball drops from the previous years would probably show up. ;)
Yeah, but they spend an hour talking about the ball before they actually drop it! And sometimes you can't see it because of all the people...
DeleteSorry about the complaints.
On New Years, we make brownies in the shape of the numbers of the new year. We put candles in them and blow them out after the countdown. They are delish! :D
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