Day Three-Hundred and Forty-Two

That awkward moment when you ask "Who died?" after seeing the flag at half mast and only one person knows that it is December 7th... I knew that today is Pearl Harbor Day because I told several people that their books would be due back today but I totally spaced this morning. I felt really disrespectful in that moment.

My paper complete and printed, I turned it in at 2:45pm. Over an hour before it was due?! WHAT!? I know, crazy! It is such a relief to be done with this paper! As long as I make at least an 80% I have a chance to make an A in this class!

Enough with school though... Tonight we had a girls night out! It was AWESOME!!! First Erica, Suzanne, Abbey (henceforth to be known as "Abbs"), and I went to Papacita's where we enjoyed yummy Mexican  food and the best sopapillas in the world! Okay, you're right... Outside of Mexico, they might be the best sopapillas ever. When we finished eating, Abbs asked, "What's next?" We decided that since no one but Suzanne had been to Lunar Golf at the mall, that would be our next activity. Two hours later, we had play 56 holes of putt-putt golf! It was quite an adventure. The little kids that came in got mad at us, but I didn't really care. We had such a great time! We didn't break anything which was good. I have such awesome friends!

When Erica brought us back to campus, Abbs came to my room so we could discuss furniture arrangements and whatnot for next semester. About 2 hours later, we realized that it wasn't too bad that we hadn't discussed everything before deciding to room together because we have a lot in common. From calling our grandmothers "Granny" to having the same policy with borrowing, it seems like it will be a good fit. Unfortunately, our schedules are completely opposite so I probably will never see her! We laid a couple ground rules and I am looking forward to it. I am sad to see Jenneth leave. Every time I think about it, it makes me sad, so I try not to dwell on it too much.

Random fact: I use the phrase "Ground Rules" all the time in conversation but never in writing and had to look the term up before using it because I didn't know if it was a "Jameeism" or if it was even applicable. I think that from the context you can tell what I mean by it even though I am not using the word properly. Whatevs.