101 Days of Summer: Days 6-5

So I got off work around 11:00pm last night. That's 30 minutes early. Thank you! Afterwards, Chance picked me up and we drove straight to my mom's. I stayed up so I could keep him awake. But I was clearly out of it. Haha. So we got to my mom's. And I'm not sure why, I but stayed up late just on my sister's laptop.

The following morning, I woke up early. We all got ready for church. It was August 15th, so a religious holiday for us; Dekapentavgousto. We went to a church in Clearwater. It was more of a monastery since the priest is actually a monk. It was so nice. I love everything about it. Such a nice feel even though I'd never been there before. The munk himself was lovely. It was such a nice experience for me. One of the most important lessons I learned is that we can all have Christ in our hearts. <3 Afterwards, we all had lunch there. Fish; even though we're not fasting anymore.

On the way home, we stopped at a local Produce shop. They also had products from Europe, so we got excited and got some drinks and candy. =)
Once home, I did my sister's nails (which reminds me that I need to put up some nail tutorials) and then played with my sisters' hair, in the hopes of filming a video... which never happened.
Afterwards, I went to Publix with my mom and then we all watched "How Do You Know" while eating pizza. I love family time.

The following morning it seemed like everyone slept in. I woke up with a headache. Finally (after noon) I took my sisters, brother and his friend to the High School for Orientation/Registration. My brother got all the classes he needed/wanted, which is good. Afterwards, we all had lunch (along with Chance) at Chick-Fil-A. Once, home, the girls took a nap and the boys played video games. Around 6:00, I started packing up. Wasn't feeling too good.

Then Chance and I went to the Opportunity Meeting. Honestly, it was a sad day. Plus there was a lot of traffic thanks to a ramp being down. I fell asleep on the way home (in between texting with Sara from HCUCF.)

Until tomorrow,
Selina Christine