Let's Get Down to Business!
Okay, so my friends and I didn't end up winning the Disneyland tickets they were using as prizes for Disney Trivia Night last night (boo), but we did learn a lot! Sort of like the fact that our friend Jeff is actually really, really good at Disney trivia even though he's usually super-against questionable-to-his-manhood endeavors (I would consider Disney knowledge one, even though I love it <3).
By the way, who actually knows Gus the mouse from Cinderella's real name?? (For answer, see bottom of this post!)
However, I did get the chance after that and after lots of massive Disney singing and frozen yogurt bonding time and everything to talk to Carol. We ended up talking outside at the bus stop for (forever??) two whole hours, which was hilarious because in the middle of it my brother and his girlfriend showed up at the opposite bus stop and it was super-duper funny/awkward. Carol yelled that we were waiting for the bus, which we weren't, so when it came she got super-nervous and asked me, "Oh my God, should we get on?? Are we supposed to??" I started laughing so hard just because the way she said it was so genuinely concerned and told her we should run alongside it so they'd think we disappeared for real.
It was sort of like how I talked to John outside on the opposite street corner for two hours the night before. I don't know what it is with me and street corners on the way home from places, but apparently they work, because I felt much better after both conversations...
ANSWER: Octavius. Holy cow, never would've guessed that one...
By the way, who actually knows Gus the mouse from Cinderella's real name?? (For answer, see bottom of this post!)
However, I did get the chance after that and after lots of massive Disney singing and frozen yogurt bonding time and everything to talk to Carol. We ended up talking outside at the bus stop for (forever??) two whole hours, which was hilarious because in the middle of it my brother and his girlfriend showed up at the opposite bus stop and it was super-duper funny/awkward. Carol yelled that we were waiting for the bus, which we weren't, so when it came she got super-nervous and asked me, "Oh my God, should we get on?? Are we supposed to??" I started laughing so hard just because the way she said it was so genuinely concerned and told her we should run alongside it so they'd think we disappeared for real.
It was sort of like how I talked to John outside on the opposite street corner for two hours the night before. I don't know what it is with me and street corners on the way home from places, but apparently they work, because I felt much better after both conversations...
ANSWER: Octavius. Holy cow, never would've guessed that one...