December 3, 2015

Friends :)

Today I had my Algebra final at 8 am, which I think went relatively well. 

Then I went to the library to work on some homework until my Physics class at 12:30. Actually, they were giving out free pizza yesterday on campus for Finals week (at the college) and I got two slices of Cheese, it was awesome. :)

In Physics, we took notes and worked on some examples... That's it. We even were let out early so that was cool.

After class, I came back to the library and worked on the computer... Well actually I was on Pinterest for a good amount of the time but then I played around with my Google Calendar (which is freaking amazing) until 5:30. Heather and I went to Einstein's for her to get some food before she dropped me off at the City Council Meeting at 6:20.

Yep, you read that right. Ladies and Gentlemen, I officially attend council meetings....

So that's a thing. It's for Mayor's Youth Council and actually, it wasn't as boring as I thought it'd be. It was fairly interesting. We were only required to stay until 8 PM, so my mom was waiting for me outside. 

The lights are set up downtown! :) It makes me so happy. 

So we went home, ate dinner at like 10 PM, and now I feel like crashing soooo Goodnight. :) 


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