Today involved a lot of strangeness.
I finally dragged my ass to the gym. It’s larger than I expected, and has enough stuff to warrant the monthly fee. Plus, it’s got a tv, dvd player, cd player, radio, and probably lots of other stuff I haven’t discovered yet, and I’m hoping it’ll be empty most of the time, so I’ll get to run to my own music without repeatedly having to stop my earphones from falling out of my ears.
It’s dusty though. And they don’t have some of my favourite machines. But the price & comfort of being able to just pop in whenever I feel like it more or less make up for that.
Then I waited around for my parents to eat lunch… but they didn’t show. I eventually caved and ate by myself, only to find out when they finally got back from their little rendezvous that they hadn’t been planning to eat lunch at home anyway. Ridickyluss.
Strutted into town with Nicole an hour later than the stipulated meeting time because we’re cool like that. Nothing to do with her oversleeping/cautious driving speed/facing difficulties while parking. No siree. Got myself some much needed kawfee, and then spent way too much time at Far East looking at cheap, pretty things. Apparently the word of the day was ‘courage’, which is why we managed to step into many a previously unventured stores. I would have come home with a grand totalled purchase of a single pair of earrings… had I not left them with Nicole at the end of the night. But yes. I spent less than $1.70, inspite of seeing decent looking gladiators for $9.90 and a really nice black dress that had a very dubious looking back-tying-thing going for it.
No, we really did spend way too much time there. By the time Mix rejoined us it was 5:30, and we were nowhere close to being done with our shopping. So yes, I skipped class yet again. And it was Statistics. Yet again. Guess who’s going to spend her weekend attempting to decipher more probabalistic goodness.
Walked around for ages more, and then finally headed to school to meet Doofy’s lady love, who’d been waiting for us for the last two hours (eeks). Grabbed a quick dindins, and went over for the stargazing session, which was….. not quite as fruitful as hoped. But I did manage to see Jupiter through a telescope, bands and one Galilean moon and all. I’m still trying to figure out why exactly one of the 3(?) telescopes was trained at the ITE though.
After we stayed in the muddy field sufficiently long enough for creatures to crawl up Nat’s pants and start some sexy time, we flooded the lady’s room while washing the mud off our feet/shoes, then headed over to Holland Village for dessert. After much walking up and down and back and back again and again.. and again.. and again.. and.. well, you get the idea..
We got beers & Jolly Shandy (yeaaaah, don’t even ask) from the 7-11 and sat on the kerb outside of NYDC because apparently it’s hard to get a table for 8 when half your restaurant is empty, and you can’t do anything except linger around outside the door because they refuse to take telephone numbers down for their waiting list.
Too much sugar later, Smelly, Mix and I tormented Nat about her “Dak-terrr” and “there is something in my CHEST, AHAH!” *thrust thrust*, etc, while Doofy, his Lady Love, Mizz Miller, and Nicole did…. I have no idea what, at the other end of the table. And then we met said Dak-terrr, and then everyone parted ways, and I was made to explore the PIE in Nicole’s car and we narrowly avoided a dead cat which may or may not give me nightmares (if I ever manage to sleep, curse you Insomnia) but definately nearly gave me a heart attack when I figured out that it wasn’t just a black.. thing, in the middle of the street.
Good talks, good food, and good (and bad) times spent. Now I’m in bed at half past three in the morning trying to figure out where the exhaustion and yawning, that should be present, has hidden itself. I’d really rather not bring it up to four nights in a row with next to no sleep.
Nicole’s daddy needs to come back from wherever he is and approve the plan so we can book our tickets. I really need that holiday.
Damn, my room is cold.