History Field Trip Part 2

I had to do a part 2 because inserting pictures was getting REALLY annoying. So here we go again.

Yuck. The floor where we ate looked like a bathroom floor.

Some lights made by Thomas Edison himself. (Maybe)

The view from a window. Wow.

A bunch of senators (or something) having lunch.

Ooh. A painting.

A lion. Those clouds are amazing. Like wow.

I didn't get any pictures from when we went to the pioneer museum, because apparently it would "ruin the ancient artifacts." It was pretty sweet though- I saw the real GOLDEN SPIKE!!! Sweet!!! It was very heavily protected though. There was like, old pioneer glasses, clothes, blankets, dolls,  things like that. But holy cow. The dolls were SOOOOO creepy. I'm glad we don't have those dolls today, that's for sure. Then we had to walk to the Capitol building. Luckily it wasn't too far away. All in all, it was a pretty great field trip. Emphasis on the pretty. See you later!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

History Field Trip Part 1

On Friday, I went on a field trip to a Pioneer museum in Salt Lake City...
And the Utah State Capitol Building.

In other words, this blog post is going to be filled with pictures.

Wow. Pro pic much? I think yes. Besides the grass, that is.

              

I took a picture of a couple couples. Because I'm weird. And I know them.

Here's a random statue thing. The clouds are pretty.

Feast your eyes on this. The people show how huge the building is.

The ceiling is really cool. This place has natural lighting.................................................................................................

SOMETIMES I HATE BLOGS. BUT SOMETIMES I LOVE 'EM

I really need to get some more posts done. I have to do about forty more hours on this thing. It's pretty hard to make myself do it.  Sometimes, my dad says, "Have you done a blog post?" and most of the time my answer is, "NO." Then I walk away because I REALLY don't want to do one. But actually, if I have time and want to do it, it's pretty fun. I can talk about anything and no one else can read it unless they want to. No one does. (Until I have to present this at English.)
   When I was six, I started my first blog.  (thoseswimmingdays.blogspot.com)

Here was one of my first posts. I was very weird back then.  Here is the first quote:
"Who loves pizza? Is it your favorite food? You should love it. People who hate it you stink." 
  Now everybody knows how nice of a child I was.

Moving on to quote number two.
"Well, I'm geting bord here, noeone cuns to my blog so there's no need to right write.  that's how I feel. "
Great job spelling back then, Anika. (Not.)
I was getting pretty angry because no one was checking out my blog. Apparently, I took it out on my grammar.
Quote number three.
"Quote never give up unquote"
This quote was from 2011. I used some words I learned from General Conference. (At General Conference they say quote unquote a lot)
Quote number four.

"Don't go in the 

                                              vote for Anika as president of the united states!!!!"
I didn't know I was so rude.
Moooving on.
Quote number five, which is my favorite.

"TRIM TRIM TRIM THE TREE ORNAMENTS GALORE RED AND YELLOW GREEN AND WHITE MORE AND MORE AND MORE"

No wonder I'm in honors English. How poetic.

Wow; this post was actually pretty fun.
Have a good day...why don't you go start a blog?
P.s. to my English class: This is one of my more laid back posts, so don't judge how I wrote it.
THANK YOU FOR LISTENING.