Mom took me, Andrea, and Andi's mom, Laurel, to the Children's Museum in Indy today. We were the oldest kids there. :P We're 13, but we're far from adulthood. My face is starting to heal. Thank those of you who sent me their sympthay! MarioKorn, you can go jump off a cliff! :p That's right, I read your comment! Anyway, they got this new exhibit about three of the world's young heroes, Anne Frank, Ruby Bridges, and Ryan White. The Anne Frank and Ryan White exhibit almost made me cry. :( Out of those three, only Ruby is still alive. Since Ryan was born and raised right here in Indy, his mom donated his bedroom to the Museum. It was interesting. Eventually, me and Andi wound up in the construction area. Our moms hung out for a while, while we played. The rocks in the dumping area are foam, and we discovered that they bounced. So we found a place in the back, and began chucking rocks at the wall and watching them bounce. We did that for at least an hour. Then we went to the dinosaur place. by this time, there was hardly anyone there. So we put on the little kids' costumes and picked up the plushie eggs and threw those at each other too. And then some little kids watched us kick each other. And then we put on a puppet show, and a bunch of parents thought we were workers at the Museum, and made their little kids watch our show. If they would have heard us, they would've figured out that we weren't with the Museum. Our play was about cannibalism and eating their young. :P Overall, it was a fun day. Oh, and Bill Clinton is coming to a town a few miles away from mine, but we're not gonna go listen to him because 1. it's crowded, and 2. we don't support Bill Clinton.