What's been going on

And we're back! Hello again from Japan with another segment of Life in Tokyo! Wait sorry you're on the wrong page, this is Willa's blog! I can't believe I've already experienced a real earthquake already, and a 4.7 out of 10. Not very big just a small shake it was still cool though and will go down in the pointless history books as Willa Naomi Hale's ( wILa naOOOm1 haail) first earthquake in Japan ever! Now let's quit the sarcasm and move on to the good stuff. So I just recently had my first Middle School dance at asij (oh pity me) and it's right before the dance and my throat is hurting so I go to the heath center (nurse) to get it fixed and after I felt pretty decent. About 5-10 minutes after I started feeling more hot and realized soon I had a fever. The busses had already left so that was summarizing  that I pretty much had to spend the whole three hours just trying to have a good sick time. I ended up resting a lot, in the library, in the office, in the health center, and got a temp. of 100.5 low fever with a sore sore throat. It was pretty bad but I hope my other dances will be good and well. in other news me and my mom found out the secret to killing cockroaches!  I was hungry so I made popcorn and took the popcorn into my room and it attracted a scary cockroach that scuttled around rudely. when my father scanned the area and assumed it left then my mother came to help with shoe at the ready. we eventually found it underneath my carpet and originally thought of me lifting and my mom squishing the darn creature. we knew we would probably have to chase it around and have you seen those things run? they are FAST! Then I came up with a great idea! why don't we just jump on the carpet and squish it like that? so we both put on big shoes and began madly stomping the heck out of that thing! and man was it fun! Ahh nothing like sweet bug payback. No more bugs are ever gonna run in this room again. EVAH!

see ya next week! and remember i'm changing my link from bloggle200.blogspot.com to Willa'sBloggle.blogspot.com no need for capitols.