An Ironic Night

Friday night on January 12, Tanya, Heidi, and I went to the movies. We drove the Heidi's new 2000 silver mustang. We were listening to music in the car and I was very happy to see the movie we were waiting for. We will see the last salvation dance at Creve Coeur AMC Theater at 7:25. Heidi walked south to Lindbergh and Lind Olive until we got to the cinema. The next exit was Old Olive and got off the bus. It was around 7:10 at that time. The movie will start in 15 minutes.

That night, I saw Ironman 's movie. My heart: I have to cool my suite like Iron Man, I began my research at Google and began sketching the suit design and my height and size to fit it. Where is the technology Jarvisna? Although not as complicated, I will adjust the prototype and start writing a program for artificial intelligence. This is a good study, I saw an overview of different scientists' artificial intelligence and robotics experts, I would like to contact them. I got the information and saved it to my hard drive. And I made some hardware components such as mask with LED. It is trying to create some component sockets, but the mother usually calls me sleep time. It's a pity, but my hardware parts are placed in my bag to say I sleep looking at the Iron Man Suite.

Kelly Kettle, Hammock - I slept in the desert and worked on the hammock. These are the best sleeping. Cast iron skillet - Excludes bacon and cast iron frying pan without eggs. If you do not have a tent, this is obvious. A decent ankle supports good walking boots. Oh! ! ! ! Fishing - Fishing with children, my god, they like it! So buy fishing gear, fishing gear! The name of the thread is "micro adventure". It does not have to be big - I do not leave the main living room of the house, toast with our wood stove and make a hot chocolate with the top camp kettle. Keep it simple, let's have fun including chocolate and candy - and finally find your favorite prize in the garden. Maybe sit comfortably outdoor fire pits and then build camps. Let's have many ideas and inspiration, think about drinking coffee by yourself

Taylor's book is full of camp hospital life details. She remembered that she made cow milk and turtle eggs for the injured in Morris Island camp and explained to use iron covered pot of coal to warm the tent at night. She noticed that fleas are often awake all night. Taylor worked at the Federal Army Hospital for 4 years and 3 months, but he did not receive salary or official appointment. After the war, her care services did not receive government pensions or recognition. But she wrote, "I am very happy ... I was able to go with the regiment to look after my sick people and those suffering sufferers."