Doesn't have a point of view
12.17.2003
snow
I have a lot to say right now. Actually, I just have a lot on my mind. I don't know right now what I should say and what I shouldn't. Anyone could read this you know. Here's my snow story.
We were having a little kwanza celebration that night at the MECCA but I had that environmental studies paper due the next day. I left for the library, skipping out on the kwanza fun. My excuse was that I was working, but my real reason was for the snow. The ground was covered in enough to touch and there was no way I was going to miss out on this opportunity. I also knew that Tuan would be studying there. All of Ankeny was white. It was amazing. I carried a tiny snowball into the library and dropped it accidentally on the floor. That just made me laugh. Then I saw Tuan and we went outside and threw snowballs at each other. Well, actually he threw snowballs at me, and I tried frantically to push the snow together in my hands. I said that I really had to do my paper and that we should come back out in an hour to build a snowman. After over an our, we went back outside with Luis. Luis wanted to make the snowman right in front of the windows, so we rolled it all the way down the field. When we got there the snow sort of collapsed. Never fear, Luis and Tuan had a new plan. They began to work on a naked snow woman laying on her side. That's when I saw Scott walk out of the library. I ran out into the field to throw snowballs at him, but ended up just throwing them at Amy Sharp. Then Sebastian threw one at me and I ran back to the library to help out Tuan and Luis who I had sort of abandoned. They were practically done and were already gathering admirers. That naked snow woman stayed there for over a day. I wish everyday was filled with snowy magic.
I don't think I'll get the KWCW job. I didn't expect so many to apply. As long as I have my Beatles show, I will be happy. Yeah for the Beatles and yeah for KWCW. It sounds like Brian and the rest of the current policy council have some great things in store for the station.
Now back to trash, dams, and water pollution.
