More Things I've Learned:
- Carry a fork. It's good for eating ice cream, pudding, and eggs. All in the same day.
- The Kool-Aid jammers (or whatever they're called) will not tell you where they're made/manufactured. You will be convinced they come from China.
- Do not kid about buying alcohol for the underage resident of the underage RA who's with you at the time...
- There will be a question of coincidence versus fate when you pick up that trashy romance novel to find the name of a person you know in the synopsis.
- The cashier at Target will question your intelligence. You will resent this because you go to the better school in town.
- The answer is always "pretend you like someone else" if someone's creeping on you.
- Ukulele on a porch swing? Always yes.
- I've got the moves like Jagger. Sometimes.
- My favorite fall jacket is eerily similar to my boyfriend's. Although his probably doesn't have a hole in the pocket.
- Nothing in "Go Getter Greg" was planned...naaaah....
- Kyle just wants to dance.
- I am only semi-cliche. (Teddy bear with a butter knife.)
- Hugs in parking lots. That's it.
- Drinks that are neon-colored are delicious. And taste like Kool-Aid.
- "I'll have a shot if she does." Challenge accepted!
- Some contacts are frightening.
- Yes, you can make a scene in Target. And Kroger. And Jewel.
- Bats don't like being woken up and will not "glide" if you drop them in the bushes.
- Seize every "loppertunity" and push down dead trees.
- Hang out in the kitchen and you will get fed cookies.
- The Brat Stop is terrifying.
- River Song is only slightly better than I thought she was.
- Notes are always better and more educational if you write them in pretty pen.
- The first time you use your disappearing TARDIS mug, you will use it to eat vanilla ice cream (from goodness only knows how long ago) with a fork.
- You will wake up after a night on the town with a strange craving for greasy food.
- I have written over 40 poems as part of my poem-a-day project (and I have just realized that this can be made into the PAD project. I'm not sure how I feel about this.)
- It doesn't matter how determined you are to "work" on Fall Break Day, you will spend the majority of your time travelling around town, ranting to your friend in a sorority house, and worrying about the work you need to get done.
That's all I've got for now, we'll see if I can learn more things before the end of this weekend!
"Personally, I'm always ready to learn, although I do not always like being taught."
- Winston Churchill
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