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Well this morning I had to wake up around 6 to get ready for Heather coming. Last night I had made myself a fruit salad for breakfast but I also decided to make some Oatmeal. (:



We go to campus around 7:30 and well it was FREAKING FREEZING OUT. But thankfully we parked close enough to the Maynard building that it was only a two-three minute walk. Our first class was at 8:00, Statistics. The first college class of the semester and our professor decided to begin with an activity and stuff. Man oh man.

Then we walked to the library to meet Channel for our Economics project to split up the sections we were going to talk about for our presentation. Heather had to go online to check for her English class so that took some time. Afterwards, we walked all the way back to her car to grab out lunches before trying to run some errands.

For lunch, Heather had tomato soup and I had pasta. I'm glad she decided to go Vegetarian (sort of because of me, but primarily because I would send her links to videos and articles about Vegetarianism and Veganism) because now we eat similar things and are talking about becoming full Vegan when we move to Knoxville! (:



I studied a little bit before my Physics class before actually going. First we had our quiz and then we took some notes.

Deciding it'd be best to work on some school-type things, I got a lot done before Heather even got out of her Physics class. At six, I had a Mayor's Youth Council Meeting so she drove me there and waited in the car until I was done.

We were supposed to go to a Yoga class afterwards around 7 but decided to hit up Burger King and eat some fries instead.(:

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