I had a bad day.

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Today was not a good day, but I'm working on focusing on the positives, so here's what I did to try and make it better:
  • Got picked up early from school. I was miserable, and not productive or anything, so I prioritized happiness and Eliza picked me up early.
  • Complained about my day to my mother.
  • Went to Guy's Farm and Yard to pet their cat. I know I have my own cat, but there's something about the Guy's Farm and Yard cat that is so comforting and uplifting. I think maybe it's magical or something?
  • Went grocery shopping, which wasn't by choice or that fun, but was still better than school.
  • Went to pick up some Coop kids and scared Sylvia (kind of) and got a hug from Jessie and said hi to Ivan and heard about a Fred from Huck and also drew a upsettingly creepy smiley face on the whiteboard for Emmitt and was reminded of how cool Willa is and how much I miss Junie's sass and I remembered how much I like you all and I! Held! Louis! and my day was so much better. Highlight of my week so far.
  • Totally annoyed the Coop Jericho/Underhill carpool with music
  • Worked on a little math to try to relieve stress, but with lots of breaks as rewards.
  • Hula hooped! 

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