My weekend started off like the last couple of weekends I’ve been in college with me , my laundry and my guitar sitting in the gazebo outside of Blueridge waiting for someone from my family to come and pick me up. Once I got home, thanks to my parents, I almost automatically was on my way to my friend Chloe’s house so that we can go see the movie My Idiot Brother. We got there twenty minutes late. For this fact we decided that we should just go for dinner so we spent the rest of the night over at the Outback Steakhouse discussing what were the top ten bands of the last ten years (Coldplay was number one).
Saturday I did a very magical thing that im pretty sure I will have a love affair with for the next four years. Sleeping in. once I got ready for the day around four P.M. I started on homework till I had to go meet my friend Storey in town for a sociology project. Sadly the car that we needed to use to get back into town had had its air on all day long…… I don’t remember the exact rules of what I’m allowed to put in this thing but I will insert a nice evil angry face >:(. I wont lie this made me feel better. So once we got it working I was able to go meet up with my partner on our project where we decided to demonstrate extreme isolation with a basketball and a picture of Justin Beiber ( I will explain this next week).
Sunday was church which was quite interesting due to the fact that of 9/11 and I was given a little trading card like thing with a picture of a terrorist on it and I was asked to pray for this man and I had a childish moment with this for the fact that the person next to me got a full biography on this guy while I only guy two sentences on mine. For the rest of the day I spent my time between napping and doing math homework. Next weekend I’m going to do my best to get you the scoop on my roommates weekends and how he likes to spend them.
Viva la Weekends.
What exactly was interesting about being given a picture of a terrorist and asked to pray for him? How did you feel about your weekend in general?
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you will look at other people's weekends soon. You may want to consider what would other people want to read about "weekends" versus what you want to convey.
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