Well, on the sixth day, we had to drive 4 hours to go and see the Grand canyon. Pretty lame for just a bunch of rocks right? Wrong.

The Grand Canyon was amazing. I had no idea it would be so huge. You see it and pictures, and you think "Well, that's pretty cool", but then you see it in real life and you just realize the vastness of it. It's amazing. I also stepped perilously close to the edge, and it is just a straight drop down. I was honestly terrified and backed up right away.

When we drove home, I started working on my puzzle. Still didn't get it done.

And on the seventh day, I went to Barnes and Noble to buy a book because my dad said he'd pay for it, so I bought a big huge star wars animal thing (don't hate bro) and have very much enjoyed it. Might even scan some images for more banners and avs.

Anyway, I finally finished the puzzle today. It was hard, but I was proud of what I did.

We also went to some wildlife presentation at the senior center place. They brought in animals, and it was pretty cool. Too bad the parrot was really annoying and squawked every 5 seconds.

For dinner that night, we went to the outback steakhouse. I had never been there before, but really wanted to go. We had to wait 25 minutes and my parents were not sure if they wanted to wait that long, but my brother and I convinced them. While we waited, my brother, sister, and I played some slap games and I had some of the most intense thumb wrestling I have ever had. I was victorious.

When we finally got in, I can honestly say it was well worth the wait. One of the guy waiters that was giving us bread recognized my Deadpool shirt and said he was a huge fan. Every time he came by, me and my brother talked with him about some comic stuff, and it was awesome. The food was some of the best food I have ever had. The fries were great, my steak was awesome and my mashed potatoes were mind blowingly delicious.

~U_K~