What A Wonderful Weekend

Well...here's my weekend rundown. On Friday I roadtripped it with R and M to Purdue to visit one of M's friends. It was a long ride there, but we had our Chipotle so all was good. Purdue is a really nice campus. It is way pretty and the area around it is really cute. Not to mention the house we hung out in was really nice. Anyhow, the funny thing is that the male to female ratio is way off. So, the whole time I was there, I saw one other girl. Kinda funny. The ride home was quite interesting...at least the stop at the random gas station in the middle of nowhere in Indiana was quite interesting. There were ashtrays in the bathroom stalls. Not to mention this cool machine in the bathroom where, if you inserted a quarter, it sprayed cologne on you. There were probably 7 different scents to choose from. If I only had a quarter. Then, the gas station sold knives. And...they had a Roboraptor on the top of their coffee machine. No, it wasn't for sale. It was probably their pet. I want one so bad!!! It was a quality trip with quality music and quality people. I had a fun time!
So, I got back to UD, and we had a game of knockout scheduled. AJ, E, and I dressed in all black. We were the black plague for the game. Haha! We even had matching headbands. I actually surprised myself with my basketball skills. Then, J and I ran and lifted for a bit. It felt good, but I am really sore today.
Today, I woke up really late...then I went back to bed...so all in all I slept until three. Haha! Like I said before, I love lazy Sundays! I drove J to recording, watched the Steeler game, and did some homework. Then I got suckered into playing a game of volleyball yet again. We won...bigtime! I am surprised my arms even worked today after my physical activity yesterday. The rest of the day I procrastinated. I watched some quality television, and, as I write, I am watching It Takes Two. I love this movie!
So, only about a week until I'm home sweet home for Thanksgiving. I can't wait! In fact, I can't wait for this semester to be over. It's been a long, rough one.

"Weeds are flowers too, once you get to know them." -A.A. Milne