Last week, I was driving (riding) to ref a soccer game, and I was at the corner of "Nixon" and "Bluett". I laughed. In French when we were creating islands for fun, Rachel was making a pineapple island, and there was a bite out of the pineapple shape, so she put "le grand bite" meaning "the big bite", but we were looking through the French slang dictionary and realized why our teacher laughed so hard: it actually means "the big cock". I was writing a final draft for my paper, and I had to have a transition between the paragraphs about food and architecture, so I asked my friend Anna. This is what she said: "there are buildings and architecture is made of things.. and then food is made of things.. and food can be big and so can architecture" Alright, here's the deal. You comment and ask me three questions, alright? Then I'll answer them, as long as you put this in one of your entries. Cool, huh? Thank Katie. (Haha, "thank" is a funny word.)