Thankfully Everything Seems To Be Under Control...
I got I call from Uarts letting me know not worry about anything and that was probably the best thing I've heard in a while. Just in case you didn't know I was having some problems, well lets just say Uarts was having issues with my tuition and today I found out that everything was fine and I can return to the University come August 31. The reason why I found myself in trouble was the fact that the deadline was on the 1st(monday)of August and if the issue wasn't resolved I would be stuck with an extra $60 late fee and I wouldn't be able to return this fall. But like I said everything worked itself out, or should I say God worked it all out for me and now I can relax for the rest of the summer.
Yesterday I was over my friend Beth's house, who has just so happen to return from florida, and her cousin asked us to help her clean out her closet. Beth's older brother not so long ago moved out but had left some of his old stuff there. She asked if I could help her carry some things to the basement and when I opened the door to the closet my mouth dropped. I had been looking for an original nintendo entertainment system for God knows how long now and their it was. I quickly snatched it, hugged it and began to jump up and down. You probably think I'm a little nuts to be a 19 year old guy jumping around for a nintendo but you have to understand that the system is probably one of the best memories I have of my childhood. My brother got one for christmas and thats all we would play. Of course we were a little too poor to buy all of the other systems that came out afterward, but we couldn't have been happier with our nintendo and 2 or 3 games. To this day it's been the only game system that I have ever had, and to tell you the truth I would be a lot happier with an NES then something like and X-Box. So since I knew for a fact that her brother wasn't using it I asked her mom to call her son to ask if I could have it. Long story short I finally have my NES. Goes to show you that cleaning can be fun.
Now all I need is some of those classic NES games and I think I know where the rest of my summer will be sent.
Yesterday I was over my friend Beth's house, who has just so happen to return from florida, and her cousin asked us to help her clean out her closet. Beth's older brother not so long ago moved out but had left some of his old stuff there. She asked if I could help her carry some things to the basement and when I opened the door to the closet my mouth dropped. I had been looking for an original nintendo entertainment system for God knows how long now and their it was. I quickly snatched it, hugged it and began to jump up and down. You probably think I'm a little nuts to be a 19 year old guy jumping around for a nintendo but you have to understand that the system is probably one of the best memories I have of my childhood. My brother got one for christmas and thats all we would play. Of course we were a little too poor to buy all of the other systems that came out afterward, but we couldn't have been happier with our nintendo and 2 or 3 games. To this day it's been the only game system that I have ever had, and to tell you the truth I would be a lot happier with an NES then something like and X-Box. So since I knew for a fact that her brother wasn't using it I asked her mom to call her son to ask if I could have it. Long story short I finally have my NES. Goes to show you that cleaning can be fun.
Now all I need is some of those classic NES games and I think I know where the rest of my summer will be sent.