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And here it is, ladies and gentleman... the long-awaited (by Josh if noone else) livejournal update!!
Andover/Exeter was hella fun. Izzy, Emily, and Annie, who go to UToronto, picked me up on that Friday morning, then we picked up Neville at Syracuse before continuing to Andover. When we got into town we rolled down our windows, blasted "My Humps", and danced and screamed anytime we saw a PA kid. I think we scared Mellissa Chiozzi. Rather, Neville did. Then I walked around campus finding various people that I hadn't seen, from fellow 05ers like Eric Bair and Derek Nnuro to my former teachers like Clyfe to current PA kids like my darling Q!!! Then I went to the cluster soccer game with Amy Prosper, upon which I found everyone I hadn't found yet pretty much lol. Then was the pep rally, which I must admit, is much more fun to go to when you still go to the school and you're part of it doing your team's skit. And no offense volleyball team if anyone reads this, but I was dissappointed in their skit. Two years ago when we were undefeated we were creative about being undefeated for our skit, but all they did was walk in, say "undefeated speaks for itself", and leave. Copout. Oh well. I then spent Friday night at Katie Koh's house after hanging out with people at Katie Nadworny's house.
Saturday after much hard work finding a ride who would take me to the games in time to see volleyball (ended up going with the Maqubelas who were going to see Pumi), I watched volleyball trounce Exeter, girls soccer lose a close game, and football trounce Exeter as well! We rushed the field and everything it was awesome. After the games, "the girls" went to Not Your Average Joe's at the loop for dinner, before very fun escapades that evening.
After dinner, we decided that the awkward Sadie dates didnt have enough to talk about, so we took it upon ourselves to remedy the situation. For those of you who did/do not attend Phillips Academy, there is a statue in the center of campus to symbolize the joining of the girls school and the boys school, which, incidentally, is shaped like a penis. We hid in the bush around the penis, and every time a couple got close, we slowly chanted "Penis penis penis..." slowly getting louder and faster, and then Jean Marie Gossard would hurl herself over the bush, run circles around it, then jump back in. This may be one of those things you had to be there for, but it was freaking hillarious and an all-around good time.
Drove back Sunday with the same crew. Nothing particularly exciting.
I went home for Thanksgiving break Tuesday night. Wednesday I had various beauty procedures done (wow that makes me sound like I went under the knife or something, which I totally didnt by the way), then took my parents to see Harry Potter in IMAX, which was totally sweet even though i had seen it like 5 days earlier with Rochester people.
Thanksgiving at my house is a unique occasion. We have about 30 people to our house for the meal. It's a party and a half, literally.
I also saw Rent over break, which was awesome. And Sunday, before flying back to Ro-cha-cha went to the Bucs game. I must admit, it was fun to go to, but after we lost, they could have picked better departing music than Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams". Come on now people. You're supposed to make us feel better about losing not worse.
Anyhoo, time for me to get back to work. Peace out home skllets.
Andover/Exeter was hella fun. Izzy, Emily, and Annie, who go to UToronto, picked me up on that Friday morning, then we picked up Neville at Syracuse before continuing to Andover. When we got into town we rolled down our windows, blasted "My Humps", and danced and screamed anytime we saw a PA kid. I think we scared Mellissa Chiozzi. Rather, Neville did. Then I walked around campus finding various people that I hadn't seen, from fellow 05ers like Eric Bair and Derek Nnuro to my former teachers like Clyfe to current PA kids like my darling Q!!! Then I went to the cluster soccer game with Amy Prosper, upon which I found everyone I hadn't found yet pretty much lol. Then was the pep rally, which I must admit, is much more fun to go to when you still go to the school and you're part of it doing your team's skit. And no offense volleyball team if anyone reads this, but I was dissappointed in their skit. Two years ago when we were undefeated we were creative about being undefeated for our skit, but all they did was walk in, say "undefeated speaks for itself", and leave. Copout. Oh well. I then spent Friday night at Katie Koh's house after hanging out with people at Katie Nadworny's house.
Saturday after much hard work finding a ride who would take me to the games in time to see volleyball (ended up going with the Maqubelas who were going to see Pumi), I watched volleyball trounce Exeter, girls soccer lose a close game, and football trounce Exeter as well! We rushed the field and everything it was awesome. After the games, "the girls" went to Not Your Average Joe's at the loop for dinner, before very fun escapades that evening.
After dinner, we decided that the awkward Sadie dates didnt have enough to talk about, so we took it upon ourselves to remedy the situation. For those of you who did/do not attend Phillips Academy, there is a statue in the center of campus to symbolize the joining of the girls school and the boys school, which, incidentally, is shaped like a penis. We hid in the bush around the penis, and every time a couple got close, we slowly chanted "Penis penis penis..." slowly getting louder and faster, and then Jean Marie Gossard would hurl herself over the bush, run circles around it, then jump back in. This may be one of those things you had to be there for, but it was freaking hillarious and an all-around good time.
Drove back Sunday with the same crew. Nothing particularly exciting.
I went home for Thanksgiving break Tuesday night. Wednesday I had various beauty procedures done (wow that makes me sound like I went under the knife or something, which I totally didnt by the way), then took my parents to see Harry Potter in IMAX, which was totally sweet even though i had seen it like 5 days earlier with Rochester people.
Thanksgiving at my house is a unique occasion. We have about 30 people to our house for the meal. It's a party and a half, literally.
I also saw Rent over break, which was awesome. And Sunday, before flying back to Ro-cha-cha went to the Bucs game. I must admit, it was fun to go to, but after we lost, they could have picked better departing music than Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams". Come on now people. You're supposed to make us feel better about losing not worse.
Anyhoo, time for me to get back to work. Peace out home skllets.