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So, I haven't updated in quite a while. I don't know why. Let's see... last Friday was a lot of fun. I went to school for two periods, then to UD for Berry Scholar Program interviews. Dr. Herrelko was hilarious to talk to! He is one of those people who you could probably always trust; he's very open and enthusiastic. So... I was supposed to get back for a few periods but the interview with Dr. Herrelko went long, so I didn't get back until after school was over, haha. So I had been in a nice outfit all day, which happened to be a lot of black because 1) black is classy and 2) a lot of my bright stuff is not as nice and 3) my regular hose were ruined. So...everyone had been asking me if I was going to a funeral. After I waited for my friends to get out of JAM (to go to dinner), it turned out they were going to Chris' grandpa's viewing first, so I figured I might as well go. It was actually...nice. There was a TV with scrolling photos, and we all got to sit around them and laugh at them...which was nice. I mean, in a time like that, looking at the good times are nice. Anyway, moving onward with my crazy-go-nuts evening. So, I ended up going to pep band (we went in our dress clothes!) after we went to Subway, just because I needed Pep Band credit. So after that, my dad was setting up parking for Saturday's competition (I love the Carroll Classic!), and my mom and I went to see The Pink Panther (opening night!). THAT was awesome. Not as funny as the old ones, but still good. There was a good quote about artichokes, but I can't find it and I don't know it well enough to do it justice, so I'll leave it for later. It was nice to go out with my mom.
So, Saturday...I had to read my book for my AP presentation, so unfortunately a lot of my time at the Carroll Classic was not spent having the traditional fun. Although I'm sure I'll get roped into it next year (hopefully?). There from 9:30 am to 10:30 pm... I don't mind, I love these people! =^n.n^= At any rate... afterwards there was some trouble. We were just about all cleaned up, and apparently some senior and junior guys snuck in to pull a prank. We waited while Sou and Edgar (and some guys who had seen them) walked around to make sure they weren't in the school. Eventually the guys sat out in the parking lot, but they weren't leaving. They even moved their car around to the loading dock and turned it off. (I heard they did their business in a sophomore's locker... poor kid. I hope they had to clean it up, those idiots. (Inspector Clouseau: "You, sir, are the idiom!")) At any rate... I hope they got what they deserved. *le sigh*
So, Saturday...I had to read my book for my AP presentation, so unfortunately a lot of my time at the Carroll Classic was not spent having the traditional fun. Although I'm sure I'll get roped into it next year (hopefully?). There from 9:30 am to 10:30 pm... I don't mind, I love these people! =^n.n^= At any rate... afterwards there was some trouble. We were just about all cleaned up, and apparently some senior and junior guys snuck in to pull a prank. We waited while Sou and Edgar (and some guys who had seen them) walked around to make sure they weren't in the school. Eventually the guys sat out in the parking lot, but they weren't leaving. They even moved their car around to the loading dock and turned it off. (I heard they did their business in a sophomore's locker... poor kid. I hope they had to clean it up, those idiots. (Inspector Clouseau: "You, sir, are the idiom!")) At any rate... I hope they got what they deserved. *le sigh*
