The backseat. The site of tears, sweat, shivers, and spilled yogurt. Smelling of gasoline, french fries and people who have not showered in two days…ahhh….road trips.
So I’m HOME. I missed everyone SO MUCH…but I survived! We got there on Saturday just in time for lunch. My butt was asleep, but other then that, I slowly recovered. Here’s all that I did summed up:
I saw the BEST movie (August Rush…I HIGHLY recommend) at 9:30 at night, hung out with my fam, watched my third basketball game, and the first one I made it through the whole game (the others had just been when I was preforming with circus club at half time), got my first foam pointy finger, played a little three on one with Dad and the girls (I found out why I’ve never played before, man-I stink!), walked, walked, and walked some more, took a LOT of pictures, slept on an air mattress but ended up laying on a deflated air mattress when I woke up, attended a Calvery Chapal church, and SURPRISED one of my greatest friends at her college with a visit (we hadn’t planned it either. I didn’t know we passed by her college, but on the way there I saw a sign for it. I got up the nerve to ask my parents if we could stop there on the way home-AND WE DID! It was SO FUN to surprise her. (more on that later)
So-the ride home. ALWAYS the worst. We get in the car, travel for about 10 minutes when my little sister says “I have to go to the bathroom” (the motto, created by yours truly, “go now or forever hold your pee” obviously hadn’t reached her) we pull over 10 minutes later at a gas station. I’m stuck in the car because the child locks are on….thanks guys.
After my parents had “thought about it” for awhile, they told me I could call my friend, to see if she was home. The first time I called her, no one picked up-then I realized I was calling her home phone. I dialed her cell phone. She picks up on the second ring.
Her: “Hey baby.”
Me: “Hi hun….what’s up?”
Her: “Not much, where are you?” (she was thinking at a superbowl party or something like that?)
Me: “Do you really want to know?”
Her:”yeah”
Me: “Well, I’m at (insert name of college here).”
Her: silence…..”OH MY GOSH…..you’re kidding.”
Me: “No….where do you live?”
……proceeded by a 100% girl excited scream, and quick, jumbled directions.
As we get back into the car from visiting my friend, I’m on a high. The snacks are handed out at 7:30 at night. Yogurt….I KNEW this was a mistake. I knew it. I couldn’t believe that my darling parents were interesting my 7 year old sisters with yogurt IN THE CAR of all places. Sure enough, the yogurt fell out of my youngest sisters lap-and all over my jeans. I did NOT find that funny at all. Do you know what soggy jeans drenched with yogert feel like? I pretty much wanted to cry. High to dry in about 2 minutes.
We finally get home. Immediately I’m super pressured. No sweat, I reasoned while I was away. Even though I wasn’t able to do much homework over the weekend, I can do it tomorrow morning….forgetting I have a dentist appointment at the ungodly hour of 9:00. Once I figure that out, it’s on. My mind goes 1,000 mph. How am I EVER going to finish EVERYTHING I need to get done???? Tomorrow is my worst, and most stressful classes. I just DON’T want to wake up. Immediately, I realized that I’m writing up tomorrow as a bad day, even though it’s still only today.
I need a mood change. I need a shower. I need sleep. The only things I can really fix right now is the mood change and shower. The sleep will have to wait for another night.
So for now, fair thee well. I shall write you more about my adventures soon!
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