The Last Semester: Day 11 #86

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Day 11 #86

Today's thing was "every kid should have a personal library card". Well after taking an entire hour to try and get one I can see why it is so important to get them as kids, then maybe you won't have to go through the whole ordeal! So here's the story. . . We knew that in order to get a library card you needed to have proof of residency for living in Logan City Limits so in preparation for today we sent ourselves letters from the police department so that we would be all ready. So with our letters in hand we headed off to the library. As we were pulling out of our driveway Shan asked me where the library was and we realized that neither of us knew where it was, so we called the police department for directions. Once we finally got to the library Shan parked on the east side "knowing" that the front doors was near the street. Well all that was on the east side was two doors and a sign that said "This is not an entrance please use the west doors". Freak! So we walked clear over to the other side. We finally got in to the library and to the front desk to get our cards only to figure out that I am a ra-tard and I forgot a photo ID. So. . . . back in the car we got and drove clear back across town to get my ID. While we were driving it dawned on me that there was a small possibility that we technically don't live in Logan City. Well, rest assured we called the library and found out that we ARE in the city limits, but . . . we needed to have mail that WASN'T hand written (which Shan's was). ha thankfully we were already home so Shan found another piece of mail with the slightly wrong address on it and off we were again for the second time to try and get our cards. . . Fast forward five minutes and we were back to the library and parked on the correct side of the building and headed back in again to try for our cards a second time. This time it was a definite success! Shan and I are now the proud owners of Logan City Library cards!

Shan filling out her card application.

Me filling out my application.

Official library card holders!

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101 Things

1. Every kid should do something to make the world a better place. 2. Every kid should believe in things that can’t be seen. 3. Every kid should go outside at dusk and stay there until its dark, watching the stars come out. 4. Every kid should camp in the backyard. 5. Every kid should play in the bathtub until his skin wrinkles. 6. Every kid should play with play dough. 7. Every kid should receive notes of support, encouragement, or ‘just because’. 8. Every kid should catch snowflakes on his tongue and eyelashes. 9. Every kid should write a thank-you note of gratitude to a relative or teacher. 10. Every kid should own one really fun piece of clothing. 11. Every kid should turn off the television for a weekend. 12. Every kid should eat homemade ice cream on a hot summer evening. 13. Every kid should help create a scrapbook of her childhood memories. 14. Every kid should go to a museum. 15. Every kid should build a gingerbread house and then get to eat it. 16. Every kid should spit watermelon seeds. 17. Every kid should do a ‘senior study’. 18. Every kid should receive praise for who she is and what she has accomplished. 19. Every kid should have a favorite book or bedtime story. 20. Every kid should take a nighttime hike by the light of the moon. 21. Every kid should receive an award. 22. Every kid should make a special homemade present for Mom or Dad, Grandma or Grandpa. 23. Every kid should express creativity. 24. Every kid should learn to swim. 25. Every kid should go for a ride in a small airplane. 26. Every kid should experiment with simple science projects. 27. Every kid should take music lessons. 28. Every kid should help bake a cake from scratch and then lick the frosting bowl. 29. Every kid should grow a vegetable garden. 30. Every kid should blow a bubble gum bubble until it pops. 31. Every kid should experience a family car trip. 32. Every kid should see a classic movie on the big screen. 33. Every kid should go to a parade. 34. Every kid should write in a journal. 35. Every kid should create a holiday keepsake. 36. Every kid should participate in a “-thon”. 37. Every kid should possess a soft, cuddly stuffed animal that he is never forced to give up because he’s ‘too old’. 38. Every kid should have a collection. 39. Every kid should attend a live performance. 40. Every kid should let a fuzzy caterpillar crawl up her arm, and then watch that caterpillar turn into a butterfly. 41. Every kid should create a self-portrait. 42. Every kid should build a sand castle in the summer and a snow fort in the winter. 43. Every kid should go on a factory tour. 44. Every kid should decorate the driveway. 45. Every kid should write a “memory letter” each year. 46. Every kid should explore other cultures. 47. Every kid should play dress-up. 48. Every kid should eat green eggs. 49. Every kid should ride a horse. 50. Every kid should have a treasure box. 51. Every kid should spend some time on a farm, even for a short visit. 52. Every kid should be allowed the freedom to make choices, decisions, and mistakes. 53. Every kid should go to a fair, carnival, or amusement park. 54. Every kid should visit the places where Mom and Dad grew up. 55. Every kid should get dressed up and go to a fancy dinner or restaurant. 56. Every kid should create a board game. 57. Every kid should have on outstanding teacher. 58. Every kid should write a letter to a favorite actor, athlete, or hero. 59. Every kid should have a pet. 60. Every kid should have a hobby. 61. Every kid should decorate her room according to the theme of her choice. 62. Every kid should take a trip to Washington D.C. 63. Every kid should have a secret hideout. 64. Every kid should play classic games. 65. Every kid should run a lemonade stand. 66. Every kid should mark birthdays with a celebration. 67. Every kid should clown around. 68. Every kid should go to a family reunion. 69. Every kid should make a pizza. 70. Every kid should learn to appreciate the different abilities of people. 71. Every kid should be taken for a “pajama ride”. 72. Every kid should have a “get better” box. 73. Every kid should blow soap bubbles. 74. Every kid should spend some time alone with each parent. 75. Every kid should build a model. 76. Every kid should go on a scavenger hunt. 77. Every kid should go to a baseball game with Grandpa. 78. Every kid should play with his food. 79. Every kid should see Mom or Dad laugh. 80. Every kid should make caramel apples. 81. Every kid should publish a book. 82. Every kid should have a best friend. 83. Every kid should experience the feelings of love, safety, and security. 84. Every kid should participate in an extracurricular activity. 85. Every kid should have a pen pal. 86. Every kid should have a personal library card. 87. Every kid should enjoy lazy summer days. 88. Every kid should experience the ocean. 89. Every kid should be given a camera to take pictures and the freedom to take whatever pictures she wants to take. 90. Every kid should produce a video. 91. Every kid should experience the mystery of magic. 92. Every kid should go to summer camp. 93. Every kid should make a meal for the family. 94. Every kid should do chores around the house without being paid. 95. Every kid should spend time alone. 96. Every kid should have an adventure. 97. Every kid should experience the beauty of nature. 98. Every kid should learn about the family’s history. 99. Every kid should learn the value of money. 100. Every kid should have the opportunity to act like a kid. 101. Every kid should have a dream for the future and an adult who believes in that dream.