December 17, 2015

Hey friends! :)

Well last night I ended up falling asleep pretty much right when I got home. Literally. Like I was in bed, well asleep by 6 pm.

However, this morning I ended up waking up around 3 am.

I got ready and went downstairs to see my mom around 5 am and we both remembered there were no bagels. So we brought my brother to the bus stop, went to Walmart to get bagels, and then swung by Starbucks to get some coffee because I mean why not? <3 It was fun.

Around 8:30, Heather came to my house to pick me up to run some errands and just hang out. We were supposed to stop by APSU but instead, went to her house to grab somethings she forgot, went to Starbucks for her to get some coffee (we sat there and talked for over an hour), and our final stop was Sam's Club for her to pick up her new glasses.

After dropping me off at home, I ate lunch with my mom and we went to APSU around 2. Going to library, I worked on some scholarship stuff and.....

FINALIZED MY ENROLLMENT TO UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE!!

Yep, it's official! I'm going! <3333

Anyway, we left around 4 to go back home and she had one more lesson before going to the Middle School for my brother's Symphonic Band Concert! :)


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