Another fun-filled weekend.
I got 100 on my probability test on friday. So did Jenn...we had different answers. hmm.
At about 4:00, Beth and I left for Miffinberg to attend the wedding of her cousin Russel. I had never been to a wedding before, so I thought it would be fairly interesting. We arrived just in time for the night-before party, which of course meant food. GOOD TIMES. A little fire-breathing girl named Grace attempted several times to set my shoes and underpants on fire. Whoa now. Can I 'easy' someone who isn't even in school? Anyway...you know those smooth stones people place on tables like around candles or something?
So I got a bit bored...
So I've determined that weddings on tv and in movies are nothing like real ones. On tv, you see...I do, I do, bridal kiss, i pronounce you husband and wife, immediately followed by some night moves. Apparently after the vows in real life there are songs and this crazy unity candle...whatever that is about. It was seriously like 30 minutes after the exchange of vows that they were "married".
Here is me in a nice shirt. haha It's a bad picture, but whatever. haha
Anyway...reception time. By now I was ready to eat my tie. Food was excellent. I had too much...but I wanted to not feel that hungry for the rest of the day. haha
After food, Adam and I decided to explore. And let me tell you...a maximum security prison reception hall yields interesting results when exploring...hmm. haha
For instance:
How could we pass that up? An oooooooooostacle course. Who would have thought.
Overcoming obstacles in fancy shoes and pants does not bode well for a Saturday afternoon. But...look at this thing. I wanted to climb it really bad:
Adam and I got into a crabapple war, and there were really big ducks. (Adam is Beth's brother who is a freshman at hoban, by the way.)
On the drive back, we were accompanied by a gentle stellar friend:
Woo! haha
Now I have to do a lot of work. ugh.
At about 4:00, Beth and I left for Miffinberg to attend the wedding of her cousin Russel. I had never been to a wedding before, so I thought it would be fairly interesting. We arrived just in time for the night-before party, which of course meant food. GOOD TIMES. A little fire-breathing girl named Grace attempted several times to set my shoes and underpants on fire. Whoa now. Can I 'easy' someone who isn't even in school? Anyway...you know those smooth stones people place on tables like around candles or something?
So I got a bit bored...
So I've determined that weddings on tv and in movies are nothing like real ones. On tv, you see...I do, I do, bridal kiss, i pronounce you husband and wife, immediately followed by some night moves. Apparently after the vows in real life there are songs and this crazy unity candle...whatever that is about. It was seriously like 30 minutes after the exchange of vows that they were "married".
Here is me in a nice shirt. haha It's a bad picture, but whatever. haha
Anyway...reception time. By now I was ready to eat my tie. Food was excellent. I had too much...but I wanted to not feel that hungry for the rest of the day. haha
After food, Adam and I decided to explore. And let me tell you...a maximum security prison reception hall yields interesting results when exploring...hmm. haha
For instance:
How could we pass that up? An oooooooooostacle course. Who would have thought.
Overcoming obstacles in fancy shoes and pants does not bode well for a Saturday afternoon. But...look at this thing. I wanted to climb it really bad:
Adam and I got into a crabapple war, and there were really big ducks. (Adam is Beth's brother who is a freshman at hoban, by the way.)
On the drive back, we were accompanied by a gentle stellar friend:
Woo! haha
Now I have to do a lot of work. ugh.