The Little Engine That Could

My parent's are back from Louisiana. Katie and I are back at our apartment, but Katie is all stressed about her Physiology test. She keeps saying she is going to fail. I don't know why, because she is one of the smartest people I know. I'm pretty sure everyone has read the book The Little Engine That Could or had it read to them in school, but I think my wifey took a little nap during reading time. She has this idea that if she thinks she is going to do well at something, then she gets a bad grade. If she thinks she is going to fail, a magic A appears on her paper. I guess this really happens but it doesn't make sense to me. I agree with The Pony Engine. He teaches the values of optimism and hard work. If you think you can do something, then you can do it. It doesn't matter what it is. He pulled a whole train over a mountain. Katie has the hard work part down, but she tells herself that she can't do it and then she does it. I don't get it, but whatever works I guess. This past week has been okay, but Katie has a lot more hours at work than she use to. We haven't been able to see each other as much as we would like to, but we spend as much time together as possible. Nathan, Katie, and I tried to watch The Princess and the Frog three times, but those two always fall aleep on me. I like the movie. It might sound kind of fruity or whatever but I don't care. Classic Disney is cool. Katie and I saw The Princess and the Frog in theatres when it came out and it became one of my favorites. I'm thinking third. Lion King, Aladdin, and then The Princess and the Frog. You can make fun of me later if you want, but I do what I do. I do me. I'm livin' life right now, mayne.