Mookie Riffic

Dad mentioned this at one point, and I figured I’d mention it too. My mom is going into the hospital on the 5th for an operation. I’ll skip the details on the operation-because they aren’t necessary. And my sister comes home the 6th from Michigan. So I’ve been trying to figure out something to do with my time on the 5th and the following days while mom recovers and I’m tiptoeing around the house and trying to stay around the house. My friends gave me a solution. My friend is going to host a party on the 5th, mainly for Drama kids (evil laugh) and everyone is just going to chill, hang out, have fun, and maybe duct tape some one to a tree again (that’s another story though). Here my question: Should I go? I asked mom about it, she says ask Dad. I will, but it kind of bugs my conscious. I mean she’s going in for surgery, and I want to go to a party. Doesn’t seem that great an idea. But on the other hand, I don’t like hospitals, she’s going to be drugged the whole time, and if its like last time dad’s going to be walking around with a scowl on his face making soup.

Yeah, dad makes soup when he’s worried. That would be a good thing except I don’t much care for a lot of soups… I’m a picky eater. Heh. I mean I don’t think the transportation issue will come up, I can get a ride from my friend after school, help her set up for the party, and then I’m invited to spend the night, so there wont be any Late-Night-Trips-Across Town to come get me. I might even manage a ride home.

Well I’ll talk to dad. He’ll probably read this though. Heh. Oh well.

Oh one more thing. On dads post many people wished him/us well. Thanks. Just one favor? Never bring a casserole. Casseroles always make me think of dead people.