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22: Week 22

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     Hello dear Reader, I hope you’re in good health and that all is well with you and your loved ones. Make sure to drink water, take your med(s) if necessary, and to go outside at least for an hour for some sunlight. Take some time off for yourself. Do something you love. 

    I didn’t post last weekend because I had my dance recital and was busy that day. It went great! We had it at the same place we had it last year, but the location was different from what it normally would be. It’s usually at a high school theater - because the theater is really big - but due to the virus, my dance studio had to change it. It was okay though; at least I got to be on stage again. I had my second dress rehearsal on Wednesday for my dance recital, which was fun. I love being on stage and I love performing.

    How were everyone’s weeks? Mine was okay. Mother and I went thrifting on Tuesday, June 22, which was fun. I got two new pairs of pants, a skirt, a pastel yellow button up shirt, and something else that I don’t remember. Mother got a button up shirt and three new blazers. Also, Ricky Montgomery’s new song? I love it so much, it’s very swag. It’s really good.

    Does anyone watch/listen to Clem Turner? If not, you should! He’s a YouTuber who covers songs and he sings wonderfully. He recently covered Mx. Sinister from I Don’t Know How But They Found Me, which was amazing. He also sang a cover of Oh Ana from Mother Mother and Jumpsuit from Twenty One Pilots and combined them together - it was the lyrics from Oh Ana and the music from Jumpsuit.

    I got sick on Tuesday after my recital, so I’ve just been resting a lot, taking my medicine after I eat, and drinking a lot of tea with honey. I had a bit of a fever but luckily it went away. I should be fine soon, I’m feeling a lot better than when I first got sick. 

    Anyways, I hope I get to go out soon. I really want to do fun things since I got back to school soon. I’ll have to ask if any of my friends want to hang out when I’m not sick. 

    Alright, since it’s the Fourth of July, I’ll make this one a bit short. I assume you all have plans to do something. Have fun today and be safe. 

    Until next time dear Reader. 



Signing off,

Mother and Eliot

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