Yay I'm back from Florida @___@
If I stayed there any longer I probably would've stopped breathing XD. My dad's cats make my asthma try to kill me.

The plane ride over was entertaining, there was a couple next to me with like eight kids, all of whom were desperately trying to get their parents to take them to Disney World. And the constant "Are we there yet? Are we there yet?" XD. I thought that only worked for roadtrips.

Of course, as soon as my dad opened the front door I was mauled. It's just inevitable. I was constantly covered in Doberman and Golden Retriever slobber the entire week. I don't know why big dogs feel the need to act like complete dorks around me, the normally stoic Golden was jumping all over me. The Dobey was just... a Dobey XD. She's a big crybaby, attention hog. Then there were the horses. Dee tried to mow me over and acted all stubborn and walked where she shouldn't, Maggie WOULDN'T walk, and Kay just glared at me every time she saw me. They don't like strangers, apparentley. The cats, as usual, hated me. But they don't like anyone. The rat really couldn't of cared less about me.

The only exciting thing we did was go to the Kennedy Space Center, which was AWESOME, but I forgot my camera. Still a great place nontheless, seeing all the old shuttles and other space stuff was really cool. I used to be obssessed with astronomy, but I just kinda floated away from it after a while. But I think I went back to my third and fourth grade obsession for a day

On an unrelated note, I'm thinking about mabye trying to turn one of my really short (and I mean REALLY short) stories into comic form. But I'm not so great at comic layouts. I can do the story and most of the art, but layouts just screw me up. This is why I stick to writing XD. One of my stories is very short, doesn't require too much artistic talent, has basically no dialogue, and I have every bit of the plot figuired out. Sounds kind of easy. So I might try with this one. Might post it on here if I ever actually do it. But I'll probably need several more years of practice before I do anything major