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since NOW is pretty much the only chance i've had to breath in the last 24 hours, i thought i'd spend it writing an entry. Aren't you lucky?
Yesterday i was in D.C. visiting G.W. which, of course, was awesome. I was super excited to go in the dorms and such, and then super NOT excited to see the dorms once i was in there. I also ended up going on tours with some really wierd ass people who i sensed weren't really interested in the school as evidenced by their questions concerning wall decorations and their shock at people not wanting to have a roomate. Believe me, i would NOT want to have one of those kids as my roomate. Ever. But i really enjoyed seeing the Mt Vernon Campus and, of course, dinner with Blake was alot of fun, even though it turned into this firing range by my mom and dad aboot GW. Then, of course, we turned to politics, the subject which i expected to be horrified by my conservatively republican parents in the face of one of my good, liberal friends. Thankfully, they were the independents they registered as, blisfully discontent with Bush's policies, but horrified at Kerry's lack of approach. I would have been somewhat proud if i wasnt COMPLETELY exhausted from lugging my parents around all day. Seriously guys, if you ever want a good workout, drag your parents through a major metropolitan area, they're like anchors of doubt and beacons of misdirection.
Anywhoo, im back in C-town otherwise known as hell for today because i just kept feeling the work mounting and mounting, but im almost free and clear now, i just have to write that english paper, which i might consider doing by hand when im in boston. Who knows?
Speaking of which, tomorrow I'm in bostonia with jilly jill and we're jointly (tee hee, 4-20 joke) looking at BU. Ding dong, i can hear the bells ringing, or maybe those are cash registers...Who Cares! In any case, i distinctly hear ringing which might mean that its time for me to rest these weary bones for a couple hours.
adios muchachos...
G
Yesterday i was in D.C. visiting G.W. which, of course, was awesome. I was super excited to go in the dorms and such, and then super NOT excited to see the dorms once i was in there. I also ended up going on tours with some really wierd ass people who i sensed weren't really interested in the school as evidenced by their questions concerning wall decorations and their shock at people not wanting to have a roomate. Believe me, i would NOT want to have one of those kids as my roomate. Ever. But i really enjoyed seeing the Mt Vernon Campus and, of course, dinner with Blake was alot of fun, even though it turned into this firing range by my mom and dad aboot GW. Then, of course, we turned to politics, the subject which i expected to be horrified by my conservatively republican parents in the face of one of my good, liberal friends. Thankfully, they were the independents they registered as, blisfully discontent with Bush's policies, but horrified at Kerry's lack of approach. I would have been somewhat proud if i wasnt COMPLETELY exhausted from lugging my parents around all day. Seriously guys, if you ever want a good workout, drag your parents through a major metropolitan area, they're like anchors of doubt and beacons of misdirection.
Anywhoo, im back in C-town otherwise known as hell for today because i just kept feeling the work mounting and mounting, but im almost free and clear now, i just have to write that english paper, which i might consider doing by hand when im in boston. Who knows?
Speaking of which, tomorrow I'm in bostonia with jilly jill and we're jointly (tee hee, 4-20 joke) looking at BU. Ding dong, i can hear the bells ringing, or maybe those are cash registers...Who Cares! In any case, i distinctly hear ringing which might mean that its time for me to rest these weary bones for a couple hours.
adios muchachos...
G