Comments | ashabasha: It's the Chronic-WHAT-les of ACTF

ashabasha

It's the Chronic-WHAT-les of ACTF

Jan 20, 2006 21:19

Wow, so much happened during this week. I almost don't even know where to start. Let's go with a stream of consciousness format, shall we?

We rolled out on Monday morning and and three and a half hours later found ourselves in Poughkeepsie, NY. We checked into the hotel and then went off to the Grand Hotel to register for the Irene Ryan ( Read more... )

actf, irene ryan scholarship

Comments 7

anonymous January 21 2006, 16:10:38 UTC

I'm so glad that you had so much fun!

And in just about an hour I'm also going to IHOP for the neverending pancakes, how weird is that?

Hope you have a great semester now that you're back!

roxiegirlie27 January 21 2006, 22:36:42 UTC

Okay, that was totally me, but uh LJ kicked me off for some reason...so 20 years later, just to let you know, I posted that.

ashabasha January 22 2006, 00:00:55 UTC

Haha, I <3 you!

I want neverending pancakes again. Man, that's a great deal!

Good luck with the start of the semester. I'm sad we didn't get to hang out as much as we wanted over break. Stupid cold.

anonymous January 22 2006, 06:38:33 UTC

Okay, this is Lynchy, and after eight billion attempts, I appear to have forgotten my password, and my e-mail's fed up.

Anyway, that picture of you pointing to Target is awesome. It's my favorite.

anonymous January 22 2006, 06:40:40 UTC

By the way, fed up there is pronounced effed. Or eft, I guess.

...Aaaaand I failed the spam robot challenge. Which sounds like a great game show. Maybe on Nickelodeon in the early 90s.

ashabasha January 23 2006, 01:03:52 UTC

That Target was awesome. Well, to be fair, all Targets are awesome. But this one had big balls...

haha!

dfj225 January 26 2006, 01:43:04 UTC

Hey Angie!

I'm glad to hear that you had fun in NY. Also, random performances of the Chronic--cles of are always awesome.

A word of advice from Rex Nivers, Professor of Love: always bring your own store of grain alcohol when traveling...you never know when you might need it.