Hey, this isn't so hard: Number One

OK, if I recall correctly I’ve never done this before…
This will take a while.
First of all was the trip to Michigan. Having not seen that side of my family in longer than is acceptable it was decided that my father and I should make this journey. This was the first real road trip I have been on, 2 days of driving each way.
After the driving I actually met my grandparents and aunt for the first time in a while. Largely they proved to be fine people and I found no mailmen stuffed beneath the floorboards that had aged enough to smell.
After several days of adventure there my father and I set out to return to New England. Creating yet another adventure!
After that came my mother’s kidney stones. So about the middle half of the summer involved my mother being in hospitals or on pain medications.
While this happened I was taking a pair of online classes at BCC. I’m sure I learned something as I apparently did well. Not that I remember what I learned anymore…
Also there was the Eagle Scout Project that several people in this room helped with. I got to interview over 15 veterans for the Library of Congress Veteran’s History Project, and memorize both the name and acronym of the VHP by saying and writing it many times.
I sent out more emails than I can remember, and managed to create a blur of activity involving lots of cameras, people in uniforms, and writing just as my assignments started to come due for the online classes.
Still, in less than three weeks my board of review will be had. I got As in both classes. And I saw my grandparents. An accomplished summer.