For Amber: since I have been an author of this blog for the past several weeks and I have yet to post something interesting.
Well this weekend there are precisely 11 people on campus, and in celebration of a long weekend (thanks to a teacher/faculty meetings this friday), Amber and I have been 100 percent unproductive bums. That's right, it's a Saturday night and we've watched: O Brother, Where Art Thou?, Win a Date with Tad Hamilton, Wall-E, Cool Runnings, Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants 2 [the first one was way better], Raising Arizona. Right now we've just finished Taken.
Let me just say that Raising Arizona is the strangest movie I've ever seen. It's about a female cop and an ex-con who fall in love and find out they can't have children. So what happens? A rich family who owns an unpainted furniture store gives birth to quintuplets, and the first couple decide to steal one of the babies. The story also involves a grungy, middle aged, triggy happy bounty hunter and some crazy redneck relatives. "Boy, you got a panty on yo head...." Yeah, we borrowed it from Susie, so it's a bootleg Chinese dvd. Believe it or not, but Mrs. Whisenhunt was actually the one who recommended this movie. Random.
I don't know about you, but yesterday [Friday] was pretty much incredible. It makes me smile that most girls leave on the weekends because Amber and I have free roam on campus to act silly and immature. So most of our student body was gone, and it started pouring down rain. Amber donned her starry-night rainboots and her rain jacket (you know, made with that tent material stuff haha) and I grabbed my umbrella. We waltzed down Washinton street and paid a visit to the shops in town [well, the un-shady ones anyways lol]. We sniffed flowers at the funeral florist shop, visited Fightress at the new shoe store, oogled over all the fancy antiques downtown, and even mosey-ed past the shady alleyways. Good times. As soon as we got back we started popping movies into the dvd player like an addict pops some pain pills. By the way, I was brushing my teeth last night and I noticed my aspirin had expired. Do they still work after they expire? Who knows.....
So we got halfway through one of the movies (gah, i don't remember which one...too...many) and the sirens went off for the tornado warning. Susie was nowhere to be found, and nobody knew who was on duty. Turns out it was Laura (who was in Montgomery and making her way back here) who was the lucky one. Hah. Cynthia babysat us in the hallway for about ten minutes, and the rest of the evening from about 6pm - 8:30/9pm I got a call from Laura every two seconds: "Can we come home yet? We're stuck in the Selma Mall because of the tornado warnings. I'm tired of shopping and having fun in the big city." Wah, wah, wah. You bum. But they made it home okay, and she brought me a bean burrito and some onion rings. Needless to say, we've all been gluttons this weekend.....
It's supposed to snow tomorrow morning! This time last year was the first snow day I've ever seen. Coldest day of my life--we made a sad attempt at an igloo, made snow/mud angels, and barrelled down the softball field's hill on Fabio's skimboard. Ahh, the good old days when we were freshman. Anywho, Tonya seemed ready for tomorrow--coming in wearing a puffy blue-marshmellow-esque coat. I told her I'd wake her up to play with us in the morning ;)
Haha, we found a spider tonight too. According to Laura, it was crawling all over her...It was cool! Big, fuzzy legs and everything....seriously, it was the size of a half dollar. Stacey caught it in her Wallabee (see? they're good for something! lol) and we showed Jodi and Cynthia. They screamed....I almost got smacked....Oh yeah, it was worth it.
I've gotta go. Takeshi is sitting her in the lobby telling me that gloves without the fingers are cool and that she gave birth to a 'zebra baby.' Don't ask, those were her words.....
Anyways, we're starting another movie--my vote goes to the House Bunny. And I need to support my facebook addiction and go check that. (FYI: Judson paid for an advertisement on Facebook! I'll post it if I find it.)
Plus, Laura brought her hot-pot down here so we're going to make macaroni and cheese.
And Stacey's breakin' out the s'mores maker. Yay for one of those deadly sins. So much for that yoga mat I just got from Jonathan ;)
Muahahaha!
I'll let you know if it snows tomorrow.
Yours truly.