Moving on. As some of you might know, Spring Break is here. For the next week, I do not have to go to school at all. Some might find it ironic that this week I am going to THREE schools, non of which are for high schoolers. I decided to make this Spring Break my college getaway. I'll be leaving today to go up to ISU, where I will stay in someones dorm for the next two nights (not quite sure who's dorm, but I'm assuming someone will let me stay with them).
Our plan is to leave in the afternoon in the white van. We will drive for two hours and arrive after we have driven those two hours. Once those two hours in the car are over, we will be at our destination. Our destination will be arrived at by us after two hours in the van. Once the van has traveled two hours with us inside, we will be at our location of arrival. You get the picture. Two hours. One van. Great fun.
Now some people are probably asking, what in the world are you going to do up at ISU? What can you possibly want to do up there?
There are plenty of things to do that will immerse me in college culture. Call it a cultural collision if you will, but it will be fun. Today once we arrive at our destination, which happens to be 2 hours away if traveling by car, I plan on unpacking and getting settled into my new temporary home. By that time it will probably be 3:30 or so, and then I'm assuming all the college students around me will start doing homework that they saved until tonight.
And yes, I know there will be studying because they are on the honors floor. Honors students always procrastinate.
So anyway, everyone will be studying so my plan is to find the few people that aren't studying, and play some Call of Duty with them. I hear everyone in college plays Call of Duty, so it should be a good start to my spring break. Or maybe I will just do some of my own homework, and git'r'dunn (sp?).
As for dinner, we will probably go out to eat somewhere and enjoy the nightlife of Ames, Iowa. I'm not quite sure where we will go but I assure you, there will be food.
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