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23: Week 23

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     Hello dear Reader, I hope you’re in good health and that everything is perfectly fine with you and your loved ones. I hope you got the time to breathe and to relax, to do something you love this past week. Make sure you drink some water, especially since there are heatwaves and take your medication(s) if necessary. 

    I haven’t been doing anything. I don’t want to go out, considering the heatwaves. The other day I thought about going to the park and world building for a story I’m going to write and then remembered it’d be too hot for that. I’m even going to water my plants inside instead of taking them out, just because it’s too hot out. Mother says she’s going to barbeque some chicken out earlier rather than at 3 cause you know, the heat. I’m just waiting for this to be over. Apparently it’s supposed to be around 99 - or 37 if you use celsius - where I live, which isn’t too bad. At least it’s not triple digit. That’s great because I actually have plans tomorrow.

    I found a place that sells silver rings where I’m going tomorrow - I already checked it out in person too. I love it there. They sell rings, charms, necklaces, crystals. I’m pretty sure most of the jewelry they sell is silver. It’s great. I’m practically in love with that place. Honestly I might go back there tomorrow just because it’s great. The only problem is that it’s sort of expensive. I have some money but it’s not a high amount of cash. Oh well, that’s fine. I might just look around again. 

    Anyways, was anyone else’s past week slow? Because honestly this week has felt so slow. It was like wading through extremely hot mud or something. Hopefully this week will be better. 

    I’ve been playing Minecraft a bit more too. I built a mushroom house, a mushroom gazebo, and played on a survival world. Maybe I’ll play with one of my friends sometime; we haven’t been on our survival world in a while. It’s one of the island worlds, so it’s pretty interesting and fun to see how we’re going to survive. We made a house that’s a bit underground and basically has a cave inside it. We’re working on an enchantment room and we have a farm for wheat on another part of the island. 

    Alright, I have to cut this short again. We’re celebrating my grandpa’s birthday a day early - it’s tomorrow but we aren’t sure when he would get home from work, so it’s earlier. Make sure to get some rest dear Reader. 

    Until next time dear Reader. 



Signing off, 

Mother and Eliot


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