yes, Yes, YES. That is exactly me! The feel of my dance tights or other awful materials makes me shudder, but I need to like rub them or something weird. I also hate the feel of smooth wood. Ick.

Elliana says awaf

A waffle to go with your whipped cream? Sounds good. 

This happens to me but with the pages of graphic novels!

Leeli-

I hate that feeling too! I get all sweaty and it feels super tight. My legs also get sweaty when I sit for too long, especially when I wear denim. Does that ever happen, or am I just super sensitive to certain clothes?

-Sirfire 

Agh, yes! I absolutely hate tights or leggings! I find them really uncomfortable. I also despise skirts. And clothes shopping (Me: Are we done yet? Mom: Try on this too! Yay! Me: *goes on rant about how all girl clothes seem to be sparkly, ruffly, revealing, or tight* AAAAHHH!)

Oh my goodness, that’s amazing! I’m so glad you got her back!

Once my brother had a roborovski hamster (I ended up owning her later, but that’s another story) who was insanely fast and very skittish. Whenever she got away from us she was extremely hard to catch. Well, back then we lived in a very old house that had cracks around the cabinets, and one day Robo (creative name, I know, haha) escaped from us and went into one of the biggest cracks under the cabinets. We started leaving hamster treats out around the cabinet in the hopes that she would come out, and we even left her cage in the floor in case she would come back to it. But we didn’t see her, day after day, and we were starting to lose hope. Then my mom, my brother and I went out of town, and our dad stayed at home. While we were gone he started setting out a live mouse trap. He caught a mouse once, but still no sign of Robo. It had been two weeks. And then miraculously, one day, she appeared in the trap. He sent us a picture of her, and she was disheveled and her fur was greasy, but she was unharmed.

I also had a harrowing pet experience! i know exactly how you feel! My dog Otter ran out in front of a city bus three weeks ago. he was hit, and sustained damage to his lungs, which caused an air bubble inside them. The procedure to fix this problem was far beyond our capabilities to pay for, and my parents told me that if he didn't heal on his own, we would have to put him down. After prayers and tears, we recieved a call from the vet, The air bubble was dispersing on it's own! Now, just three weeks after the accident, Otter is back to normal! Every day, I look at him and think, " did he really get hit by a bus?" His recovery is so miraculous i am thinking about making it into a movie, entitled "Hairy Otter, the dog who lived." (:

Yesss, I love snow! The thought of it definitely triggers excitement for me, and also sometimes a hint of fear/apprehension? I guess that part is because when snow is expected it’s always possible it won’t come, and since I want it to come so badly I’m afraid of being disappointed. We were supposed to possibly get quite a bit of snow here today, but when I woke up it was barely a dusting and it all melted off and turned to sludge by noon anyway. >:( It didn’t help that our friends were sending us texts and videos about the foot of snow that’s they got.

Snow did. Even a forcast of snow does that. My brother, eh not so much. He just doesn't want to miss a robotics team meet. I feel like I'm a little too old for it, but eh. Anyway.

My PS3 works and has better games than an Xbox or PS4. I think that a ten box would work less well than a play station. Although a GC (gaming consile) would be better. 

I really love to stand on my head. Acuall more ballancing on my shoulders. I haven't yet met anybody who has the same love for it as I do. 

Being weird is great. Nerds are great. I won't consider you a nerd if you really annoy me. I'll consider you as a I-have-to-be-semi-polite-to-you. Once you get less anyoing and show nerd quallities, you will be considered as one. 

Does anybody have things against sertain letters, like X?  

Adults seem to worry about very different things than kids. It’s strange to me that not everyone can enjoy the weather, but also reasonable when I look at it another way. I think kids and adults have very different things to do. I’m not sure I don’t want to grow up, but I definitely don’t want to forget all the things that made me happy when I was young. That make me happy now. 

I do get really excited about snow. It’s slightly less fun for me to miss school than it used to be—mostly because I like school better than I used to—but it’s so cool! Soft ice falling from the sky. Crazy. And then there’s all the things you can do with it if it sticks. Shoveling snow is work but it’s fun work; it’s satisfying to clear a space, and it makes me feel stronger. I’ve never gone skiing but I have been sledding, had snowball fights, built an igloo, and gone for walks in the woods at night. 

I’ve heard that the word “bald” used to mean “white”.