Nonproductive Day

Well nothing today went as planned, whatsoever.

First, I woke up thirty minutes after I was supposed to, didn't get any laundry done as I had planned, or prepare my gym bag. 



Thankfully, Heather and I decided not to work out this morning so we just went with it. I did manage to make my breakfast and lunch for the day and then Heather picked me up around 8:30.



Getting to APSU, we realized the library was freaking closed. So we moved our supposed to happen, group meeting to the UC, but then Emilia couldn't come so it made no sense to have Channel come since we couldn't get anything done anyway. So then we decided to leave APSU and go to Subway for Heather to get food and then go to the public library. Well we're freaking idiots because it's a national holiday so of course the library is closed! Our plan C or D or whatever it was at this point was to go to Starbucks to use the wifi there and I could write out project paper there. Well we ended up sitting in the car for almost an hour pondering on life and deep conversations until I was hungry. Driving to the mall so I could get food, I bought some sushi (avocado/cucumber) and it was delicious<3 Thenn going to Starbucks, I sat and worked for almost two hours writing that paper.



When we were done with Starbucks, we decided to run to Walmart to check out what vegan products they had, since we're both planning on going Vegan when we're in Knoxville. Finally, we stopped by APSU so Heather could skype David so I just chilled, eating my Vegetarian chili. (:


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