The first six weeks of summer are over! Can you believe it? New students are going to be in Tallahassee which I am stoked about, but at the same time people are leaving Tallahassee which makes me sad. My friend Lauren is finished with summer classes and decided not to walk, so she is going to leave Tallahassee in the morning for good. She will probably never spend more than one or two nights in this city again, and certainly never call it home again. Weird. Out with the old, in with the new...hahaha oh gosh that sounds horrible. Make new friends but keep the old more like it!
and can I say how great Momo's pizza is? Fantastic. Especially when you have it right after all of your responsibility is DONE! (okay Janelle said that)
friends are fun.
Speaking of which, went to go buy the padre a Father's Day card with aforementioned friend Lauren. When checking out, I said to the guy behind the register "This is separate", and Lauren quickly chirps, "We have different dads" which leads the guy behind the register to question, "you two are sist
ers?" Lauren responds: "uhh no".hm. Maybe it was funnier if you were there...
I'm reading Crazy Love by Francis Chan, a Christian book my friend Christina recommended to me which I am enjoying so far (thanks Jess for lending it to me!)...I'll let you know how it goes when I get further into it! I'm also reading The World According to Garp by John Irving and Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie...and with class finished I'm finally going to finish those books! I hope everyone had a successful first 6 weeks of summer and good luck to the rest of the summer!

I am pretty sure that the "no AC all summer" game actually originated in Trinidad.
ReplyDeleteBut the people here are extreme competitors, and to avoid any temptation, they just don't put an AC unit in the house at all.
So, I have had practice not being in AC all summer... You better be able to handle it in the fall. I have become the no AC champion (for the USA - the locals for sure have me beat!)