One Day
Tommorow is move-in day at GMU. I haven't updated in a while, so I thought I'd do a bit of clarifying my last day before college move-in. I got some pictures back from the Outer Banks and other stuff, like the hiking at Great Falls which was pretty fun, even though I was really tired by the end of it.
And now onto more recent events:
I was away on Sunday and Monday in New Jersey with my parents. We saw my grandmother's grave at Toms River, then went up to see Sea Girt Lighthouse, and went through Asbury Park, Avon, Belmar, Long Branch and other parts of Monmouth County. I got to go up Sandy Hook Lighthouse (Oldest still- surviving lighthouse in the U.S.) and see New York City and the Verrazano Bridge from the top, so that was pretty cool. My parents had the interesting idea that we would could go to Hagerstown for the outlets there that had the trimmer spool for the edger on the way "back" from New Jersey, so I agreed to navigate. That meant a long time on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. We got off on 81, got down to Hagerstown, and found out that the Black & Decker store didn't even have the spools for that model anymore. That was an interesting side trip. But you can bet that pictures will be up later.
Yesterday was Sarah's movie night, and we watched Dogma and Lost In Translation. I thought it was ironic that the main location of Dogma was in New Jersey in Asbury Park and Red Bank where I just was the day before, lol. It was a pretty good movie, and Lost In Translation was ok too.
Tommorow is move-in day at GMU. I know I already said that, but it still doesn't seem real. Most of the car is packed, besides piano books and a few other things. Hopefully it will seem real tommorow. But it has been interesting reading everyone's live journal entries about their escapades at college; I hope they will continue. I also talked with Gina yesterday, and she's in Wilson 209 which is just on the other side of Eisenhower, so she is in close walking distance. She also moves in tommorow, so we can go check out the Aquatic Center or something.
Well that's all that is happening here, I hope everything is going ok for everyone else. Seeya.
And now onto more recent events:
I was away on Sunday and Monday in New Jersey with my parents. We saw my grandmother's grave at Toms River, then went up to see Sea Girt Lighthouse, and went through Asbury Park, Avon, Belmar, Long Branch and other parts of Monmouth County. I got to go up Sandy Hook Lighthouse (Oldest still- surviving lighthouse in the U.S.) and see New York City and the Verrazano Bridge from the top, so that was pretty cool. My parents had the interesting idea that we would could go to Hagerstown for the outlets there that had the trimmer spool for the edger on the way "back" from New Jersey, so I agreed to navigate. That meant a long time on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. We got off on 81, got down to Hagerstown, and found out that the Black & Decker store didn't even have the spools for that model anymore. That was an interesting side trip. But you can bet that pictures will be up later.
Yesterday was Sarah's movie night, and we watched Dogma and Lost In Translation. I thought it was ironic that the main location of Dogma was in New Jersey in Asbury Park and Red Bank where I just was the day before, lol. It was a pretty good movie, and Lost In Translation was ok too.
Tommorow is move-in day at GMU. I know I already said that, but it still doesn't seem real. Most of the car is packed, besides piano books and a few other things. Hopefully it will seem real tommorow. But it has been interesting reading everyone's live journal entries about their escapades at college; I hope they will continue. I also talked with Gina yesterday, and she's in Wilson 209 which is just on the other side of Eisenhower, so she is in close walking distance. She also moves in tommorow, so we can go check out the Aquatic Center or something.
Well that's all that is happening here, I hope everything is going ok for everyone else. Seeya.