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Global Domination

Wowza.
Apparently, according to Taylor, global domination is quite an easy task for the brilliant of mind.(Sorry Spencer, your chances of domination just went down the toilet)
There are only, uh…14 steps to the domination thing. Let’s see if I compute.

“Global Domination is not really that hard, and I can prove it. The only real difficult part is finding the right tools. I’ll list those right now!
[Note: you don't need all of these things, they're each something you could use!]“

I must disagree with that last note, Mr. J.  For one of the listed things is a book and I am quite certain that it will take more than the divine story ”Romeo & Juliet” or some other romantically challenged tale to get the world under my control. The crowbar may get me into the McDonalds cash register, but I am sure that stolen $20 will not get me domination, but into Juvenielle Hall.

-An army of Zombies (every global domination requires something to strike fear in the hearts of your victims. What better way to accomplish this than a healthy helping of the undead?)
I must agree with this statement. Zombies would be a huge, uplifting help in my quest, but I am not positive of their obedient behavior. According to Wikipedia, a zombie is a mindless being. It does take intelligence to do what is ordered, and I am worried during a battle or perhaps a speech one of them will fault.

-An army of super-soldiers (When there is a shortage of graves and mad Nazi Scientists, an army of super-soldiers easily gets the job done. Not only do they have superhuman strength, keen eyesight, and obey your every whim, they don’t fall apart at the first shotgun blast of the retaliation. Note: you should preferably go for the soldiers brought up in military training from the age of six or seven. They have more experience, and don’t have a reason to question an order)
Aha, you have noted something worthy of recognition and honor! Yes, I must say that an army of super-soldiers would be very helpful! Where can you get these?

- A crowbar (Yes, you heard me. This tool is an essential part of world domination. It can be used for beating people, prying boards off of farmer’s boarded-up windows, and general woodworking handyman tasks)
Refer to my statement above about McDonalds.

- Pepper spray/Smokescreen (How else are you gonna smoke those pesky farmers out of their basements?)
This may also come in handy if attacked by a stubborn, rabbid bunny rabbit.

- A sweet car (You need something that will get the job done. It needs to be durable, upgradable, and able to carry the weight of those Gatling guns and missile launchers you need to tote. I’m talking about…a Jeep)
Check. Got one disassmbled in the front yard. Must it be running?

- A good book (For the moments your armies of zombies and super-soldiers are attacking heavily fortified cities and farms. Those can take hours!)
I am possitive that a book will not do much damage to the world, and perhaps I may better use my time commanding the troops or using my crowbar for a little extra income.

- Toothbrush, floss, and mouthwash (Do you really think those pesky World Leaders are going to take you seriously when they see that piece of broccoli in your teeth on the ransom videos you send?)
In my case I may need a travel-sized orthodontist too.

- Tanks (boom)
Yes.
- Jets (bigger boom)
Bigger yes.
- Threat of Nuclear Fallout (potential huge boom)
I must be ready to carry out this threat, of course.

- A proper lair (the best ones are on the moon. Think about it, when you destroy the world after said domination, where else are you gonna go?)
Oh, I already have my second house and all of my pets on Mars for safe keeping. You never know what these world leaders are going to do and they may try to use my possessions against me.

- A Proper Arch Nemesis (You can’t choose just any nemesis, though. You have to choose the strongest, best, and good looking nemesis. That person is the people’s hero. Everyone needs a hero. Heroes inspire, encourage, give hope. What better way to completely drain the people’s morale by destroying their favorite hero in an epic battle? That way, no one can accuse you of being a chicken and fighting some wimp down the road!)
Do I have any volunteers?

- A minion (like Igor, but…..eviler!)
Ah yes, I have several of those. Must I name a few of them? I can think of 4 right now. Can you have four, or must you choose one? And I always have my brothers for backup.

- Some backing/support (every global dominator has some nationality backing them up, supplying them with money, resources, etc.. The most popular in today’s society are the Russians, Koreans, Nazi Cults, or whatever nations people in America deem to be “threatening.”)
Oh, I already have that.

I hoped this helped you with an idea of how to gain World Domination. But just so you know, Bungie Studios, the amazing company that created and developed such classics as Marathon and Halo, are already in the final stages of World Domination. SO you better pick up the pace!

Good luck and Peace,
Taylor J.
Thank you Mr. Taylor J. I do appreciate your advice and must say that you should give it more often. I would have just written this in a comment, but I thought it to be too long and that more people would like to read it. Thanks again for your input.

Luck’s Not Real and Peace Is Lame,
Kait C.

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The Attack of “My Worst Nightmare”

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The Attack

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The Defense

The Result

The Result

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I Must Be Crazy…Or An Amish Wanna-Be

I have this great friend. She has let me borrow so many Amish books by Beverly Lewis and Wanda Brunstetter that it seems as if I have a non-ending supply of them. We’ve been trading books back and forth for over a month now…and we still have a lot of books to trade back and forth. 
I’ve always liked Beverly Lewis and her Amish fictions, but we only had like 3 of them; two of them being the last two in a series, so I’ve never read much of her books. We have a 3-in-1 Wanda Brunstetter book, too, and I loved it. But, I never bought any more.
Becky, my friend, strictly likes Amish fiction. So, she has a lot of them. And she’s got me hooked.
I still love my fantasies, historical fictions, and suspence novels, but Amish fiction has my attention now.
In the last month, Becs and I have traded more than 15 books, probably. All of the ones she’s giving me are either Beverly Lewis or Wanda Brunstetter. They’re really good. And I’m reading them practically around the clock.
If you’ve read any Amish books or researched the Amish culture at all you’ll realize that they speak two different languages – English and Pennslyvania Dutch. They also know German, but they speak Pennslyvania Dutch and English. English when they’re around us Englischers, and Pennsylvania Dutch at home. Or, if you read fiction books about them, a mix.
Jah. It’s a wunderabaar-gut day today, ain’t so?”
I’m starting to speak they’re language. I’ve always liked it and every once and a while would say “Danke” instead of “Thank you”, but now it’s becoming habit…and without me really realizing it, too.
The other night we were on our way back from a ball we went to when we got on the subject of where I wanted to get married. Don’t ask me how we got on the subject for I don’t remember exactly, but it probably started with one of my dad’s clever jokes. Anyway, I mentioned that I wanted to get married in a large field out in the middle of no where. Gabe perks up and says “Kait, you can get married in my field!”
“Gabe,” I replied jokingly to my 8 year old brother. “By the time you have your own field I’ll be like 27. I will be an old Maidel if I’m not married by then.”
Silence. Then my mom broke out laughing.
Maidel?
The Dutch term for “maid”.

That’s not all. I’ve started writing “Jah” instead of “Yeah”. Jah, another Dutch word.

And then there’s “Danke, Danki, or Denki”(pronounced dawnka, daynkey, or denkey). Which one you say depends on what Amish county you live in, but I say the first one. I almost said that to the waitress at Waffle House this morning. That would have really confused her.
And “Wunderbaar-gut” (pronounced wunderbar goot) which means “Wonderful good.

I say other words, like the occasional “Mudder” and “Daed” which obviously are “Mother” and “Father”.
And I say phrases that they use. Like…”It’s really rainy today, ain’t so?” and “Maybe could be”.

I’ve mentioned to my mother that I would love to become New Order Amish.(Their beliefs are closer to mine) I would, too. Their way of living fascinates me, and hopefully one day I’ll be able to visit an Amish community.

Jah, that would be wunderbaar-gut fun.

Am I crazy, or am I just an Amish wanna-be?

Da Herr seimit du – the Lord be with you!

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Something Funny

Last night we went to some good friends of ours house for dinner.  They have 3 kids; Victoria, Spencer, and Andrew. Victoria and Spencer are closer to my age(Victoria’s 2 years older, Spencer’s a year and a half younger), and Andrew is in between Joe and Gabe’s age. They’re family is totally awesome, and you can’t not smile while in their presence.
Dinner was great.
After Victoria tried to kill me and Spencer devoured some stationary we played Life. I landed on the “Get Married!” spot of the game. Victoria asked me what I wanted to name him. “Johnathan Marcus” I replied. “I’ll call him John, but not Johnny.”
Victoria just smiled at me, but that wasn’t strange; she smiles all the time.
But Spencer gave me this really strange look.
“What?” I innocently asked.
He kept on giving me that look. Then I realized it.
Duh, I thought to myself. Their dad’s name is Jonathan, and he’s called Jonny for short.
Truth was, I’ve been planning to name one of my kids Johnathan Marcus, in the future of course, for a while now. I’ve liked the name Johnathan since I read one of Janette Oke’s books where one of the main characters was named Jonathan, which was years ago. And the other day I happened to be joking with my mom about how they would be the crazy grandparents who would call my kids nicknames I don’t like. Like if I named my kid Johnathan they’d call him Johnny instead of John. (it was just an example; I have nothing against the name Johnny)
Victoria and Spencer didn’t know that.
Oh well.
We continued playing and soon enough I landed on a “Adopt Twins” spot. I decided to get a girl and a boy.
“Okay, Kait. What are their names?” Victoria asked once again.
“The girl is Coraline Marie, and the boy is William Christian.” I answered.
Another strange look from Spencer.
This time I was a a little quicker to link 2 and 2.
Oh double-duh, Spencer’s middle name is Christian. I realized.
Another name I’ve always liked, but never really liked as a first name so I set it aside for a middle name.
It just keeps getting better.

 I must look like a name thief.

What can I help it if their family has such great names?

I never did explain the sillyness of it, for I was laughing too much to say it.

They probably think I’m crazy. And hey; perhaps I truly am.

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The Goverment Can!

I know I just posted one of these, but I saw this new one and couln’t not put it on here! Enjoy!

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I’m not going to say anything. Just watch it, and leave a comment telling me what you think. For me, I couldn’t stop laughing.

So more of Tim Hawkins…

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We’re A Homeschool Family…

Here’s us, well not really. But when I saw this video by Tom Hawkins, I couldn’t help putting it on here. You’ll probably see more of him on here, too. He’s a hilarious Christian comedian.

Anyway, this reminded me so much of our family, there are 9 of us.

Enjoy!

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Hey There Gustav

Hey guys. As some of you may know, Gustav just hit Louisiana. We live in Florida, so we got the outskirts of him. It wasn’t much. A little rain and a windy day. Me and my brothers thought it would be funny to do a little news report. Here is what we did.

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Hey There Gustav

Hey guys. As some of you may know, Gustav just hit Louisiana. We live in Florida, so we got the outskirts of him. It wasn’t much. A little rain and a windy day. Me and my brothers thought it would be funny to do a little news report. Here is what we did.

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Other Blog

Hey. I just thought I’d let you know that I posted on our 30 Second Funnies Blog. Enjoy!

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