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So far, neither Martin nor Carlos have showed up for the past two days. I emailed AeroGreymon8.0 last night to see if he would like me to help him rewrite Eggman's New Invention, though. I only remember bits and pieces of it, but then again, that fic didn't have much of a plot to begin with, which means we could just make stuff up as we go along until the battle against Eggman unfolds. In the meantime, I might as well update SMW2: Yoshi's Island rewritten once I cover up everything that needs to get done for Psychology.

I modified my fanfiction.net profile page to write down the babyfic challenge for the general public, since I have nowhere else to put it. You're not supposed to post challenges as "stories," and unlike AdultFanFiction.net, FF.net does not have a resources section, let alone a Challenges category.

http://www.fanfiction.net/u/681099/

While I was at work, two boys came to the office to report a car bumper that they accidentally scraped off of someone else's car. One of the secretaries there said that that was nice of them, especially since anyone else would've just taken off. They remained at the Annex building for almost long as my shift lasted there.

Last night, when Marie put the rat in his ball, me and Dad played this game where Dad would open the basement door to see if it would come towards the stairs, and then would shut it right before it could pass the threshold. He pretended to be a sports commentator for a soccer game while the rat rolled around, but on the third try, it went in the opposite direction, around the dinner table and into the kitchen, and we gave up.

I forgot to mention, by the way, that two days ago, when I had Communication, I was supposed to speak in front of the class to persuade them to do or buy something. I never wrote anything, but I was able to think something up while the first two speakers were speaking. My topic was men-bashing, and even though I did stutter every now and then, I was able to pull through with it. I told the class about how men are usually the ones to save a woman's life, yet most of the time, the ones to get berated by a woman, to have all kinds of negative qualities (except for aggression, which is the one bad trait a man should have these days), the ones to dress up as anything from plungers to water drops, etc. It lasted roughly five minutes, according to the student timing each speech.

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Today, the unexpected has happened. Martin finally signed onto AIM, even though not for very long. I asked him if he remembered any details about Eggman's New Invention, and he told me he had a perfect copy of the fic. I sure came to the computer lab at just the right time. He emailed it to me, and I later downloaded it onto a floppy disk I got from the computer lab deskman, which I had primarily used to save an assignment for Psychology. The fic took only five minutes to read, but I've made lots of mistakes when writing about it. It still is the best babyfic I've read, in my own opinion. I offered to send Jake a copy if he typed his email address onto AIM, but he chose to wait instead.

Forty-five minutes before my Communications class started, someone named Dan said he appreciated my speech, and how I brought up some media references. I thanked him for expressing his opinion. Later, while Mom was driving me home, she asked me about it, and I told her I was able to wing the assignment without trouble.

Mom also stopped by at Wendy's to pick up a bacon cheeseburger for Marie. While we were in the restaurant, I noticed that the title of the application plaque read "Face it...You want a job that makes you smile." Yeah right. My McDonald's job never made me smile, and besides, I've already got a job that does just that.

"You don't like Wendy's. What do you like?" Mom asked me as we left.

"Pita House, The Landmark, the Indian restaurant," I answered. She then told me that The Landmark went out of business, which explains why we haven't gone there in years.

Oh, and the reason I chose not to get anything at Wendy's is because of that book called "Chew On This." That should be obvious if you've read my past entries from last summer.