McDonald's

I'd just like to say, the shoes are way too uncomfortable. I wish I could wear only socks.

Socks and Italian Food

I was sitting at the kitchen table, reading a book about economics that was at a reading level much higher than my own. I desperately needed a dictionary, as every other word was at least a dozen letters long and indecipherable. Everything was normal, or as normal ast hings could be with me having been home all day Saturday. Mom was at the computer, and Dad entered the kitchen. In his hand was an advertisement. A perfectly normal advertisement.

"I came just to torture you," he announced. Flipping over the ad, I was face to face with mostaccioli. Wonderful, delicious mostaccioli, swimming in tomato sauce and covered in a delectable melted mozzarella that made my mouth water. Next to it was penne pasta with creamy basil chicken, sprinkled with shredded parmesan, and tortellini robusto that was smothered in a sauce so delicious I could have eaten it for a second dinner.

I laughed, knowing how much my dad kew and loved me. "Socks and Italian food," I told him as he left the kitchen chuckling. "Socks and Italian food."

Socks

I love socks. They're the coolest thing in the world, and by far the best present to get for your birthday or for Christmas. They can't be white, though. Those are boring. I like the fuzzy ones that warm you up, but you can't always wear those in the summer. Besides, they rarely come in cool designs. The really cool designed socks are the best. I was just at DEB today, and they had a whole rack of socks. They were normal socks, just below the ankle, not knee socks or anything. But the designs were amazing. There were some glow-in-the-dark smiley face socks, which I couldn't find the glow-in-the-dark part of it (I think maybe the outline of the face was...). There was also a pair of green/yellow striped glow-in-the-dark ones, which I almost got, then realized they were 24 cents more expensive than the normal ones. There were some awesome greenish bluish plaid socks, and some purple argyle socks. They were only $3.75 plus tax, and buy two get one free. I had enough money to buy two pair, so I got three. One pair was gray with stars in two shades of yellow, pink, and bright blue. The other pair had black toes and heels, but the entire foot was a keyboard. Though, instead of white and black, the keys were hot pink and black. They were pretty awesome. The last pair was all black except for bright pink heels and toes, and in assorted neon colors on the respective sock, they were labeled "left foot" and "right foot." This may have been to help a band member be able to tell left from right. Unfortunately, I put them on the wrong foot.

Socks are amazing.