Hello, Marcus here. If you haven’t already heard from my last blog, I’m 11…well, going to be 12 on the 30th. So we’ve been here for eight tough and emotional days. So yesterday was a pretty eventful day I guess, well, except for school.
So we went to the Connection Café (part of the Mission), and
ate dinner, which was a ham sandwich. We met the Romano family there (the
Romano’s are a family of six who are running the mission). It was Merary’s 20th birthday, and
we all went to celebrate. Merary is Jon’s girlfriend, and Jon is the oldest of
the Romano kids. So the cake was designed to look like a gift, and when I saw
it, I almost thought it really WAS a present. After we devoured it, our teeth turned
black because of the dark spots on the cake (Mom said it was fondant or
something like that). So then we talked for a while with the Romano kids, and
then we headed home. It was eight o’ clock here, which is seven back in Omaha.
My parents put my three younger siblings to bed, and then
left Alec and I in charge while they went to a meeting with the Romano’s about
an oncoming team who are coming down this weekend. About an hour after they
left, we heard our two younger sisters and brother who are sharing a room scream.
We went to see what had happened, and sure enough, it was one of the many, many
critters of the Dominican Republic…a lizard. About five inches long, and
totally white, up on the ceiling. I shot my mom a text asking what to do, and
this was her reply: “Get a broom, and try to carefully brush him out. And make
sure Hunter (our dog) is outside.” Doing exactly what she said, poking and
pushing him out. Then, suddenly, the lizard fell strait from the ceiling and
onto the floor. He sat there for a moment, and all five of us kids were frozen
is shock. And then he scampered into the guest room, until my dad and mom got
home. They found it and set it
free.
Well, that’s about it for today, so, thanks for reading…I guess.
-Marcus J+++++
Nice! Gotta love those lizards in the house that will help take care of the bugs!
ReplyDeleteNice job, Marcus... I would have screamed too -- Miss Dee (Maddie's Kindergarten teacher at CCC)
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