Olivia...
Let's see what I can yank out from my memory...

Last Friday, at 2:00 I drove over to Olivia's house.
Of course, I rang the doorbell, and the door magically opened. That's what you would have thought. In a heartbeat, Olivia was at her bag full of who knows what. We went outside and towards the car, leaving Olivia's strange brother Zach, staring out the door, soon to be home alone.
We drove off and across town with little talk, and only the trees to accompany us. Olivia is very shy, so she didn't say much. Not even to yours truly! She's very quiet. There might have been a sentence here and there, but hey, it's Olivia!
We pulled into the garage and got out with her stuff. I had noticed that her bag was bright pink with funky green letters spelling her name. Inside the house, she became acquainted with our dogs. Of course, she was scared of Toby, the big dog. I think he's a good dog. She was also a little scared of Ryleigh, AKA: Least Threatening! But, of course, she eventually got over it. She had made it clear that she liked Birkleigh. She would run around with him chasing her feet, only to stop at the first glance of Toby in the room.
Oh well... We went upstairs and she explored my room and bunk bed. I let Bailey show Olivia her room as well as her huge, and I mean HUGE, closet. It leaves everyone with a dropped jaw. They don't believe you could fit a bed in there until they see it. I led Olivia into the computer room, where I am right now, and showed her my computer. She sat in my second seat as I showed her random things. My blog, her blog, which she never updates, my graphics, gmail, incredimail.
Oh, by the way, she got gmail and now we can chat on google talk. Isn't it great?! Yes, it is.
Anyways, we went back and forth between the computer room and my room. For dinner, we had delicious salmon patties, along with baked potato and corn on the cob. After that, we continued our back forth run between the computer and my room. We kept ourselves very entertained. At 10:30, we went to bed. I know, we're wimps, but we woke up at 6. In the morning, we mainly played my keyboard and played with the dogs. Breakfast was cinnamon rolls covered in icing. After breakfast, we brushed our teeth and got dressed and went outside. There, we jumped on the trampoline and took pictures of each other in the air. It's hilarious! We did flips and stuff to make the pictures interesting, and they are as interesting as you can get with 2 girls, a trampoline, and a Kodak. We played volleyball, and jumped, and played with the dogs, and stuff like that. We went inside and I let Olivia use my program to make some designs. They're very cool. Click here to see them.
Just before lunch, around 12 o'clock, we had an idea. I pulled out the camera and microphone and interviewed her. She wanted me to and we had no idea what this was going to turn into. We were excited. I asked her really stupid questions and she gave really stupid answers. Every once in a while she'd break into a spice girls song. After about 7 minutes, her chair fell over. Don't ask... She was laughing so hard she couldn't get up. I had to pause the camera and pick her up. I had an idea. To the camera, I said, "Olivia, let's prepare your performance. One second please." I turned off the camera and ran into the bathroom. I told Olivia my plan and she agreed. 15 minutes later we walked downstairs with my camera. "Mom, will you take our picture?" Dad walked into the room and screamed. We posed and the camera flashed. In the picture, two girls had their arms out and their mouths open. The girl on the left was a blonde, with a visor that read "Angel", a Hawaiian necklace thing, and a white scarf. She had two "beauty marks" made of mascara, blue eye shadow circling all around her eyes, way to much blush, and the word LIVI written across her forehead. She had lipstick on, and much more. The girl beside her was a brunette with a pink, fuzzy head band on top of her head. She had a pink boa around her neck, which matched her pink and purple outfit. She had two "beauty marks" made of mascara, blue, purple, and green eye shadow, and different colors of blush flooding her cheeks. She had stray marks of eye shadows in random areas of her face, creating a creepy yet funny look of surprise. We walked upstairs and turned on the camera for our big performance. We danced on the bed singing Wannabe by the Spice Girls. It's scary...
The interview ended, and we ate lunch. Olivia took a shower so that she wouldn't freak out her mom, and I washed my face, planning to shower after Olivia left. We just hung out and talked until 4:30, when Olivia's mom picked her up.
As you can see, I had a very exciting and interesting weekend.