Studying Politics

"It’s in the way you sell every word and phrase and leaving me to know how much the meaning weighs. Saying that but meaning this, using hands for emphasis." - Emery.

I'm so happy its Friday. Seriously. I'm completely exhausted. I could sleep the entire weekend away. Even though today was a rough school day, with two quizzes and a test, it was pretty good. I took pictures of the group during lunch and they were pretty funny/good:

(Lindsay: chillin' like a villain. Haha)

(Eli is always photogenic.)

(Sam is kind of a freak, just so you know.)

(I thought this one was pretty good, it makes them look not creepy.)

(And then Sam goes and makes himself look like he's going to stalk you...)

Today was also "nerd day" so everyone was dressed up as nerds. Using this as an excuse to not dress in school uniform, I participated. So here is an awkward picture of me:


I think I pull "nerd" off quite nicely. This was taken after school so I kind of look like crap because I wore the sweater with the cold classrooms in mind and once I stood outside to leave, it was blistering hot. S0, I asked Lindsay to take a picture of me before I took off the sweater. I sort of rushed her because I was getting really hot and it was weird because people were around and I felt like a narcissist asking her to take a picture of me.

Anyway, shortly after this picture was taken (and after I took off the sweater), Lindsay and I left to a "surprise" she'd planned for me. We met up with Stephanie and then arrived at The Melting Pot because Lindsay said she had a coupon for chocolate fondue, awesome right? Well, unfortunately in the tiny, tiny print it said that you had to buy two entrees in order to use the coupon. Neither Lindsay, Stephanie, or I had sixty dollars on hand to spend on overpriced food; so we told the waitress that we needed a minute and then promptly ran out of the restaurant. We're pretty sure they thought we stole something.

So we all went to Starbucks which is the usual hang out spot because you can sit there for hours and just talk and no one gets mad about you "taking up space". We sat around talking, probably for at least two hours or something. While we were there though, we noticed a kid sitting outside who looked a lot like a guy we know, Vlad. Stephanie tried to take a photo of him from the window but he was too far away. Then, out of the blue, the kid sitting next to us (who is a frequent Starbucks goer like us) offered to go outside and take the picture for us. It was really bizarre but kind of awesome and hilarious. Here are some pictures from Starbucks:



After Stephanie had to leave, Lindsay and I walked around DSW and Ulta. Where she bought some shoes for her "Bambi" persona...


Hahaha, just kidding! (Sorry Lindsay!) But these shoes are pretty ghetto fab. (For like, a prostitute or something.)

This is pretty much my entire day in a nutshell...another long post: success!