Mom and Bestfriend's Birthday!!!

I TODAY IS MY MOM'S BIRTHDAY AND MY BESTFRIEND (HEATHER)'S BIRTHDAY!!!



So ironically my best friend and my mom share the same birthday and my mom's best friend (Gigi) and I share the same birthday. February 10 and September 26.

Anyway, this morning I blissfully slept in until 8:00 before showering and getting ready for my day. Heather picked me up at 10:15 for school(: It was actually a snow day today for the high schools but for apsu we were still running.



At 12:30, we went to Don't Have A Cow Vegan Cafe with Brittany for Heather's birthday lunch and it was great!!! I used a coupon to buy Heather's lunch (it was free) and I got her a butterbeer; unfortunately, Brittany didn't have as much luck ordering and ended up getting the Chick'n Picatta and hating it... Heather and I, however, got the Green Goddess Griller and it was DELICIOUS<3. Brittany put her food in a to-go box and gave it to me which was awesome<333333



Then, Heather and I went back to APSU to get some homework done so at 3:30 David came and surprised her!! It was cute<3 but then we still had work to do so he sort of had to wait around until we were done. Afterwards, I walked to the Music Building to meet up with my mom and go to the Lutheran church for Ash Wednesday. I enjoyed the service(: 



When we got home, mom and I ate dinner and she opened all her presents so that was cool<33


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