Time: 1:39 PM So I'm watching the lawn mower marathon. I'm sad because I thought it started at 10 AM but that was Eastern time, it was actually 9 AM Central time. So I missed the first episode, and then the second episode was one that I've seen already. Oh well, now a good one is on about a young tennis player who got "whacked" but not killed. Someone hit her and broke her wrist. At first I thought Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, but there's been quite a few twists here. Last night I could not sleep. I think it was because I was excited about the lawn mower marathon. I was actually quite exhausted from the vampires yesterday. But I spent about two hours reading because I couldn't sleep. On the other hand, The Nanny Diaries is quite good. It is rather highlarous. So yeah, I just got done peeling and cutting potatoes. Why, you ask? Have I started working for a French frie sweatshop? No, my mom and I are trying out her new crockpot. She had to buy a new one. Why, you ask? Well, the old one was sitting on the back of the stove and my mom goes to make some food on the stove and she turned on the wrong burner, crazy old lady. She said she looked over and there were flames under the crockpot. So she reaches up and grabs the salt to put it out. Yes, that's right, salt puts out fire, that's something I learned today. As does baking soda. Anyways, so the old crock pot was out so she bought a cool new one for only $40, nice price. Oh yeah, I realized last night that even though I've seen a lot of episodes of Law & Order, I don't really know most of the detectives and district attorneys names. In fact, I can only remember one of them and that's Mr. McCoy, because the judge says his name a lot in court. Anyways, since I don't really know their names, I decided to make up nicknames. So far, I have three, from all seasons. I know the actors names so here's their nicknames: Benjamin Bratt is "Bones", Chris Noth is "Chuck", and Jerry Orback is "Pappy" because he looks like my grandpa. Anyways, that's all for now. This is Robin, signing off.