Burritos Make Happy Friends

Today, I'm blogging from my phone. This is soooo exciting! The thing is, I just ate a burrito and, ate the same time listened to a song about burritos. (Is that how you spell it?) I sincerely enjoy burritos. So, yeah, I had fun.

Silver Rose and I were discussing further events and found that Paranormal Week is going to be delayed until October.

However, we will have a special All American Week next this upcoming week. We will keep you updated on the new events page which will (hopefully) be up tommorrow.

P.S. We have a lot of other ideas planned for the future. Such as Chair Day, Aviation Day, and Atypical Day, so stay tuned!

Happy Paranormal Week!

Well it's just about the weekend and, I'm foraging for fun. Silver Rose and I came up with something. I'll talk about it in a minute. First, I'm going to explain my day.

I helped move The Rainbow Company into a building and quite enjoyed myself. I pushed countless books into their new library and ate pizza from Little Caesars. I drank English Black  Tea and washed out mugs. I think I accomplished many things, including organizing an event.

Some Questions you might be asking...

• What date?
• What will we be doing?
• What is it?

All of your questions including updates and fun stuff will all be on a BRAND NEW PAGE called  "Events"

Thanks to Silver Rose my paranormal adviser for all your help! 

A Message From The Past

Today, I went to go help move The Rainbow Company Youth Theater out of the Reed Whipple Cultural Center.  It was expected to take a total of 2 days, but we moved it in under 3 hours. Pretty exciting. However something REALLY weird happened.

It was the last time we were ever going to be there. And my dad's watch conked out. 

As the group gathered in the conference room of the new building, my dad announced this. I said, "Time's up." And that is true. 

The man who the building was named after was Reed Whipple, and I believe that this was his message that the Rainbow Company is going to have a better, brighter future.

The rainbow after the storm, so to speak.