the same clothes

So I’m at this point in my life, again, where I have no idea what I’m going to be doing within the next 6 months. I have ideas, some ideas are closer to reality than others, but still ideas nontheless, and it’s driving me crazy. It’s making time go by so slow because everyday I don’t know what I’ll be doing and can’t plan ahead. I think my best option right now is to take advantage of time being so slow and push more of my ideas closer to happening so that I’ll have even more options once Heavenly is done. Hmm, I think I think too much.

Anyway, here’s a picture of the coolest 5 year old. His name is Jonny, he’s from London, and is really funny. I had him on the first day as a Level 1 and he did pretty well. We had so much fun, and aside that we had pretty much the same name, kind of connected. For the next 4 days whenever he’d see me, he’s call out Jon! and then give me a huge thumbs up. It was very cute and funny because I’d be 150 feet away and I’d hear this “Jon!” and look to see this little dude in a red, snow jumpsuit giving me the thumbs up.

What made him the funniest though, was on the Gondola ride down, somehow I started giving them math problems, and Jonny was doing them on his hand, counting in an English accent. I’d ask what’s 2 + 2? And he’d put up two fingers on each hand and say, Two, plus Two more, is.. (counting each finger) one, two, three, four! I kept going, 2+4, 4+4, and then I thought ti would be funny to see what 5+6 was… he put 5 fingers up, and then the other five, sat there for a second, then put down 4 fingers and showed a thumb, then switched hands, made a look of confusion, switched back, then put all his fingers up again, and said, well, it must be ten! HAHA the funniest thing a kid’s ever done, I couldn’t stop laughing the whole rest of the way down the gondola. Simply the best.