October 23, 2015

Helllllllllooooo guyssss! :)

This morning, my mom dropped me off at Austin Peay around 9:45 so I could work on the Government project with Heather.

I ate lunch around 11:30 before going to my Senior Seminar class. We just presented our projects before being dismissed and then I went to the UC with Emilia and Gabby to hang out with Heather before going to English.

In English, we had a quiz over chapters 1-5 and then when we finished we were dismissed. But I finished last and 2 minutes after class. So yeah.

Then in Government, we presented our group projects and at 4:15, Heather, Emilia and I left class so we could go volunteer at Glenellen on time. Heather drove me there and we were a few minutes late but Emilia was almost 15 because of the crazy traffic. Heather and I were at some lame station called Plinko so we pretty much just talked the whole time so that was cool.

On our way home, we stopped by the shell gas station to get Coca Cola Slushies, which were amazing! Heather is slowly but surely culturing me in the ways of the world.

But, once I was home, my mom made dinner and yeah.
Now, I'm sitting at my laptop with some green tea and it's wonderful. <3 :)



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