High School Snow Day - APSU full Day

Well this morning I was SUPPOSED to wake up around 7 am butttttt didn't get out of bed until 8:45. It was pretty heart breaking.



Anyway, I got ready, made breakfast, and lunch and by 10:30 Heather was at my house to go to Austin Peay. Today I had my first Media Literacy class! Well my professor was 20 minutes late but it was already super intriguing. We only had an ice breaker today so we went around the room giving 3 media sources that have shaped our lives. Mine were Great Expectations by Charles Dickens,  the TV show Friends, and Gary Yourofsky that convinced me to become Vegan. (:



Heather and I decided to go to the gym and HOLY FREAKING CRAP I THOUGHT I WAS GIONG TO DIE... But it was good. I really want to get fit and healthy and gain muscle and loose a few pounds. <33 Then we stopped by the library to get some work done until about 4:30. Going to her house, she gave me TONS of clothes (she literally hoards clothes and has a million things) so that was pretty awesome. Then we made some apple/sweet potato mash and Italian seasoned tofu!



Afterwards, she brought me home around 8 and my mom made pasta with pesto!

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