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[sourpatchhobbit]

Meh. It's oddly cool for practically July and once again I'm alone on a Saturday night

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[gregorygirl]

Yay Harry Potter! yay Rise Against, I love them! have fun at the show! don't get squashed in the pit! feel better! be your own Madame Pomfrey!

[sourpatchhobbit]

I don't know if I'll actually get to go to the show or not, my housemate Adam says that he assumes the show will be for all ages, but if it's 21 and up, like most things in Boston, I'm out of luck. It's also on my very last day of work here, so I may not get to go depending on when I pack/when I leave/where I go after this and before Antioch.
Are you still going to go on co-op in the fall or are you coming back to campus?

[gregorygirl]

21 and up is my mortal mortal enemy! When I am in charge it will be the first thing to go. or one of the first.
As of RIGHT NOW, the thinking is that I will come back to campus instead of co-oping. Most people I've asked think that is the wise thing to do. Both options leave something to be desired. What would you advise?

[sourpatchhobbit]

my totally unbiased advice?
I DON'T WANT TO NEVER SEE YOU AGAIN, COME BACK WINABAGO, COMMMMME BAAAAACK!!!

[sourpatchhobbit]

oh, and what did you say are Greyhound's rules for how much you can pack?

[gregorygirl]

Two carry-on, two under.

[sourpatchhobbit]

and the two under have to be 50 pounds or less, right? What about the cary ons? I doubt I have 200 pounds of stuff, but it's just good to know.

[gregorygirl]

I think the only rule about the carry-ons is that they be able to fit in the overhead luggage rack. But (as a person who has carryed all my earthly possessions on greyhound more than once) the rules are somewhat flexible as to size and weight and stuff as long as you don't inconvenience people around you.