me: Jeneva, please go and sort the laundry that is piled up in my room.
j: Not again! I just did it last week. I really don't want to.
me: Well, you don't have a choice. You're part of this family and we all need to help out.
j: Well, then I'm gonna move away.
me: Where are you going to go?
j: Antarctica.
me: How are you going to get there?
j: I'll walk.
me: How long will it take you?
j: 77 hours
me: What will you take with you?
j: My boots and stuff to build a fort with.
me: Where will you live?
j: In my fort.
me: What will you do there?
j: Run around to stay sweaty. It's really cold there ya know.
me: When are you going to leave?
j: I'll have to leave in the morning so I have time to pack all of my things (her boots?:).
Then I'll start walking and if I get tired I'll stop and rest on a bench. Then when I get to Iowa, I'll stop at Grandma and Grandpa's house and sleep for one night.
In the morning, if it's okay with Grandpa, I'll go for a ride in a horse and buggy when it goes past their house. They'll take me a little ways and then drop me off.
Then I'll walk the rest of the way to Antarctica. And if I get tired, I'll just stop and take a rest on a bench again.