Day 05- a picture of your favorite memory

Well, I realized I skipped a day, because of my busyness. You know, just getting my permit. No big deal. Just kidding. I'm, like, very happy that I passed the permit test and am (finally) completely done with drivers ed. Watch out, World! Here I come. Well, not quite yet. I kind of have to practice a lot. Went driving once already...in a parking lot. Didn't go over very well. But at least it was beyond entertaining for all those present. :) Heehee.

Anyways. Today I am supposed to post a picture of my favorite memory. This is hard, because I have so many favorite memories, and it's hard to pick just one in particular. So I'm going to post three pictures, which is completely fine, I think, because its just a challenge to post the pictures. No one ever said I couldn't do multiples... :)
 These are in no particular order. They are numbered according to my ability to find them on our less than organized computer.

#1. Florida. We had a condo right on the gulf of Mexico, and the view was breathtaking. Definitely one of my favorite memories as a family.  Yes, I took this picture from the condo building we were in. The sunrises and sunsets were completely, insanely amazing. Swimming in the ocean and walking along the beach was fun too.

 #2. CHINA.
I loved China. It was amazing. I could post a billion pictures right now, but I'll save that for another time. We went to Beijing where we got to see Tienanmen Square, The Forbidden City, The Temple of Heaven, walk on The Great Wall,  see the almost-finished Olympic buildings, and watch an amazing acrobat show. Tourist must-sees. Then we flew to Chongqing, one of the largest cities in the world, as well as one of the five 'furnaces' of the world. It was really hot there. Ha. But the best part about Chongqing is that it was the place that I first got to meet my beautiful little sister, Ella. She was so little!!! Just adorable. Then we went to Guangzhou and got to do a little more touristic stuff and got to know Ella. This was a once in a lifetime experience and it was definitely one my best memories. :) 

              #3. Anything that happens on just a normal summer day or night.  Whether its swimming all day, playing night games with neighbors, having a campfire, watching sunsets, going for long walks, going to concerts, or anything else that happens during the summer is usually a good memory. This picture just makes me happy.  I can't wait for summer.            

Yes. I think that's a good (and vague) top 3. Hahaa.

Have an awesome day, drink lots of water, go outside, sing really loud, and glorify Jesus!!

(how's that for some good one-sentence advice?)

Also, I think I am going to command you to comment. Just say something like "Hi, you're really weird." Getting comments makes me oddly and infinitely happy. Even if you insult me. Heehee. Well, maybe not.
But comments just make blogging so much more fun. :)
So, you should comment. Kay thanks. :)


♥ Hailey Jo