Hee Haw Hoedown!

So a little over a week ago, a week from last Saturday actually, my church had a banquet (a fundraiser for Girl's Ministries at my church). I ended up taking a ton of pictures, but hadn't really sat down to write about it yet. So since I don't have school today (I am on my last day of my five-day-weekend!), here are some of the picture highlights of it. The theme was Hee Haw, which I personally have seen very little of, but apparently it was an show from the 1970s, and it made for a pretty good banquet theme.

We had a packed out house. 

The awesome decorations, which were made mostly out of cardboard. 

Some of the men from the church did "Gloom, Despair, and Agony on Me." 

My sister, Bekah, and her friend Anna practicing. 

Anna and Bekah setting up to sing. 

Pastor Rylan, our Youth and Children's pastor holding up the
"Laugh" sign. 

The younger girls did preformed "Gossiping Girls," and they did a wonderful job. All in all, I think everyone had a good time, and I personally had a great time helping with it. 

My Week....

So I have not published anything this week. You should come to expect that because, while I enjoy blogging, I'm just not going to blog everyday or even every other day, nor am I going to to write about how I don't blog enough every time I get on because that just get's old. 

Anyway, so I have been doing stuff this week. I went on my Tumblr and got my Instagram pictures from there, since you can't get them from Instagram itself on the computer, which I think is sort of stupid. Anyway, here they are.

Notes from my Environmental Biology class. We had an exam
last week. 

The McDonald's across the street from where I go
to school has been town down to the ground and
I don't know when it's going to be up again.  This
makes me really sad.

My mom made french toast and bacon on Wednesday! 

It has either been raining or about to rain pretty much
the whole week. Ga. 

My sister and I went shopping on Saturday with my
grandmother and mom. 

So that is pretty much my week in a nutshell. 

My Weekend in Review

Well, my mom and sister were out of town this weekend on a youth retreat. So my dad and I got pizza on Friday night and watched Inception (my pick). He had never heard of it, which really surprised me, because I had heard so much about it and it's sort of a well known movie with well known actors and director and such. Anyway, after we watched it my dad said, "Abbey, you picked well." We both really enjoyed it.

Saturday, I had a paper to write. If you want to read a strange short story read "The Yellow Wallpaper," it's pretty creepy. I also had Regeneration, which was great. 

On Sunday, I had church, and then I had some online homework to do (School this week has been crazy, and I have also been procrastinating a little bit). I did not watch the Superbowl. Pretty much all I wanted to see of it can be seen here. Rhett and Link are great. So I hang out with my friends who didn't even know what sport the Superbowl was. I'm not quite that bad. I know it was the 49ers and the Ravens playing football. I still don't get why we call it football. Never really have. 

And then I saw my best friend, who had been at dance camp and got to hear all about her trip, which was pretty cool. And then when I got home my sister was back home and started talking 90 miles per hour about her trip, for a good thirty minutes to an hour. I'm glad she had fun though. 

So yep, that pretty much sums up my life this weekend. 

Another picture of the decorations at Regeneration this
weekend. 

Friday Afternoons

 So today has been a busy Friday, I had school today,  but I got to go to one of my favorite restaurants, which was fun. And now I'm at home with the fire going. Yay for warmth! It's cold today! 

Our fire! 

Me and my sister at lunch today. I don't know what was making me look so happy here. 

My sister, Bekah, and one of our friends Erika eating lunch at this cute restaurant downtown. 

Bekah at home on the couch. She just got a new Ipod this week with Siri, and she has been asking it all these ridiculous questions.