A bit lonesome. . .

Last week at dance class, Hannah couldn't come. She caught something at school, and ended up with a fever. Poor Hannah! I felt more sorry for her, then disapointed that I couldn't give her my book. I think it was a good thing, though, because that book needed A LOT of editing. That's what I've been doing all week. Editing. We also want to make the size of the book 5x7". That means I have to cut every piece of paper I print. It's very tedious. You know, I always thought the hard part of the book was writing it, but no. It's the editing, and printing. Dance class last week was pretty lonely, without Hannah. Believe it or not, she's about the only one I actually talk to there. I mean, I talk to the rest of the people, but she's the one I mostly talk too. Well, last week I talked to Rosy and Michael. Mostly Rosy, though. She's super nice, and she home-schooled!!! I feel happy about that because whenever anyone asks me what school I go to, I say I'm homeschooled, and so they don't have anything to talk about with me, since they no nothing about homeschooling. But Rosy is homeschooled, and we both disliked Happy Feet. Michael thought we were crazy, because that's his FAVORITE movie. But, whatever. Rosy is really the only one who listens to what I say. Ayelet and Bri are like, best friends, and they always talk with each other. When I try to get into the conversation, they seem like they don't hear me. Whatever, again. I gotta run! Lucie