So Austin, Chris and I were at Austin's house and he showed us this sword that was a decoration or something at his house.  We dubbed it the heirloom sword.  I can't remember if there was a made up story about how it has been handed down through the family or not.

Well, we decided to take it with us in the fields.  We could protect ourselves from the axe murderers and angry teenagers that were said to lurk the fields.  Austin kind of got too excited with the sword, taking it out of its sheath and swinging it madly.  Austin then pretended that he was going to swing it at me or stab me.  One time he was a few yards away from me and swung it at me and the blade came out of the handle and flew threw the air.  It landed near me and stuck in the ground.  Austin felt so sorry and still apologized years later.  Now it is just a funny story and I can laugh about it but it was very scary at the . . . Read More..

There were a lot of trees around us when I was growing up before they built houses over the fields.  There must have been a storm or something because one the trees lost a large branch.  Austin picked it up and I couldn't believe it because it was a large and long branch with many shoots.  It was bare of leaves.  Austin started chasing me around with it.  I don't know why I was so afraid but I thought he was going to poke my eye out or something.  He chased me around the house a few times and I was very angry with him.  Looking back it was pretty silly of me - I probably could have just broke the branches.

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i really liked to be in the halls when no one else was around. i excelled at getting out of class for not entirely any good reason at all. it also helped that i had a formidable security blanket hooded sweat shirt ensemble. i enjoyed going home for lunch, but i didn't really like to go outside if i didn't have to.

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