Sweet Normalise

Hiya it's Alice!

So I was told to tell ALL about my day! Yay! First off Owen is a meanie face... Yup that sounds good!

Alright I'll be serious before Owen freaks out. My day was COMPLETELY NORMAL. But as I've been informed by a meanie *cough* Owen *cough* you would most likely consider my day abnormal.

Well I still think it's normal, but it started like this...

I woke up and went into the kitchen. (See normal!)Then I kinda remembered that I don't eat so I had no point in being in the kitchen. Owen came down stairs, I gave him a quick kiss them skipped into the basement.

Pause for a minute so I admit our basement it's not normal. But come on we are an original family! Un-pause.

I went down stairs and saw Jack enjoying coffee, which smelled horrid, and Professor Baerh fiddling with his computer.

"Greetings!" I shouted so that they would notice me.

Then I followed Professor Baerh to the examination table. I did my day to day test. boring.

I begged Professor Baerh to not implant 'the chip'. Oh let me explain... Professor Baerh is the great grandson of Doctor Rale. Doctor Rale created us, people like me and Owen, people who live forever. The implant this computer chip in the small slot the made in the back of my neck. The chip is fine to have in and it's what keeps me strong and give my body the nutrients to survive, but on occasion the chip can also manifest itself. Yes like mind control, thus I don't like it in.

So I went about another few hours before I felt the effects of having no chip. My body was weak, and I was have trouble standing, my head hurt. Owen flipped when he found me on the floor, he implanted his chip in me, he overreacts to much. After about twenty minutes I was good as new.

Then I got my own chip and a stern talking to by Owen about the importance of the chip. BLAH!

Well that's my day for you. I still don't know why Professor told me write it. He just told me to write in the blog when I was sad or happy. Oh well.

LOVE YOU ALL!

~Alice Breton

P.S. This is a message from Owen, sorry about Alice's lack of description, today was much more exciting.