My Not So Fun Trip to the Doctor

Last week I had to go to the doctor. My big toe was hurting and we wanted to know what it was. The doctor looked at it and said it was a wart.

The doctor told us the 4 different things that would get rid of it. We could do nothing and let it go away by itself which could take a couple of years. We could put duct tape on it for a couple of months. We could soak it every night and put medicine on it then duct tape for a couple of weeks. Or, we could freeze it and let this spot grow and then fall off. We chose freeze.

I did not want to do freeze. I was thinking of doing something else. But, I had to do it. And it was not fun. First she had to trim it down a little which hurt a lot. Then she had to freeze it with this really, really, really, really cold stuff. It really hurt bad. But at the end, she let me dump the cold stuff out of the cup. When I was done, my toe was still kind of hurting but I got used to it fast and then I was happy.

The doctor told me she was really glad that I didn't kick her when she was doing it.
The End

Indiana Jones and the Sword of Cumorah

Me and my Dad decided to make an Indiana Jones movie this summer. While me and my dad were in a parking lot, we decided that in our movie Indiana Jones could look for Laban's sword. My Dad said the sword was buried in a hill called Cumorah, so our title is "Indiana Jones and the Sword of Cumorah".

Then, when my brother was here, we searched many stores to find costumes and at Goodwill I actually found a leather jacket that fit me, and it came with something I could use as a whip. Here I am in my Indy costume:

While my Mom and sister were at camp, we filmed our first scene. This was my brother's big death scene.. from the end of the movie (he plays the bad guy) . Stuff we did to do the first scene:

1. Get in costume
2. My dad cooked up some fake blood

3. Get in position in front of the set
4. When my Dad said "action!", my brother got really bloody. It was gross, but cool, and funny.

We will film more scenes over the next few weeks. It's a fun project.

To be continued....