Volcano erupted again yesturday...all ash coming into UK. Not sure what is going to happen with airspace today or the rest of the week. If I have anymore updates I will continue to add them to this post "Volcano Volshmano" because I dont want to keep on making more new posts haha. Have a great week!
ITALY IS A GO!!!!!!!!!!1
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
NEWS!!!
Hey everyone!
Airspace in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and northern UK are beginning to open tomorow throughout the day. It is reported that the volcano is not emitting any more ash. These are good articles to read about the current situation. PRAY FOR ITALY!!
http://news.aol.co.uk/first-uk-flights-set-to-resume/article/20100419042255142686020?icid=mainukdl1link4http://news.aol.co.uk/first-uk-flights-set-to-resume/article/20100419042255142686020
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20100419/tuk-first-uk-flights-set-to-resume-6323e80.html
Airspace in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and northern UK are beginning to open tomorow throughout the day. It is reported that the volcano is not emitting any more ash. These are good articles to read about the current situation. PRAY FOR ITALY!!
http://news.aol.co.uk/first-uk-flights-set-to-resume/article/20100419042255142686020?icid=mainukdl1link4http://news.aol.co.uk/first-uk-flights-set-to-resume/article/20100419042255142686020
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/21/20100419/tuk-first-uk-flights-set-to-resume-6323e80.html
Volcano Updates
Hi Everyone!
I dont know if you have read my previous Volcano post but you should read it before this one. Current news is UK sending military ships across the English Channel to retreive citizens. More and more people are getting stuck abroad and have no where to stay (airlines are stopping putting people in hotels or they are all booked already) and in some places only getting 1 meal voucher a day to places like McDonalds, or they dont have any more money to spend on food or hotels so they are sleeping on floors of airports for days without food.
The EU (European Union) is gathering their officials to figure out a solution to all of this because it is becoming more than an issue of getting where we need to be. So thankfully I have a place to stay and I am not trapped anywhere besides an English Manor. They met today and are hopefully finding a quick solution...whether is be getting planes in the air or sending more boats. What ever they are going to do it needs to happen soon because this obviously cannot be going on for the next week. It looks like the Volcano isnt going to let up anytime soon on the ash...you can read all about why this Volcano is a different situation than normal volcanoes because it is placed next to a glacier therefore producing a different type of lava/magma/ash cloud. I cant exactly spell out all of the specifics so here are some current links that mom and I found that are very informative of what is happening with the Volcano and how the EU is taking action.
I love you guys alot and miss you! As of now I am taking finals...doing great hopefully and staying put in the UK.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/19/eyjafjallajokull-volcano_n_542411.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1267116/Iceland-volcano-eruption-Navy-armada-ready-pick-stranded-Britons.html
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/19/AR2010041901101_2.html?sid=ST2010041802278
Here are some pictures of the eruption and ash cloud if you dont have anytime to look them up...its quite extraordinary.
I dont know if you have read my previous Volcano post but you should read it before this one. Current news is UK sending military ships across the English Channel to retreive citizens. More and more people are getting stuck abroad and have no where to stay (airlines are stopping putting people in hotels or they are all booked already) and in some places only getting 1 meal voucher a day to places like McDonalds, or they dont have any more money to spend on food or hotels so they are sleeping on floors of airports for days without food.
The EU (European Union) is gathering their officials to figure out a solution to all of this because it is becoming more than an issue of getting where we need to be. So thankfully I have a place to stay and I am not trapped anywhere besides an English Manor. They met today and are hopefully finding a quick solution...whether is be getting planes in the air or sending more boats. What ever they are going to do it needs to happen soon because this obviously cannot be going on for the next week. It looks like the Volcano isnt going to let up anytime soon on the ash...you can read all about why this Volcano is a different situation than normal volcanoes because it is placed next to a glacier therefore producing a different type of lava/magma/ash cloud. I cant exactly spell out all of the specifics so here are some current links that mom and I found that are very informative of what is happening with the Volcano and how the EU is taking action.
I love you guys alot and miss you! As of now I am taking finals...doing great hopefully and staying put in the UK.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/19/eyjafjallajokull-volcano_n_542411.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1267116/Iceland-volcano-eruption-Navy-armada-ready-pick-stranded-Britons.html
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/04/19/AR2010041901101_2.html?sid=ST2010041802278
Here are some pictures of the eruption and ash cloud if you dont have anytime to look them up...its quite extraordinary.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Eyjafjallajoekull Volcano
Hi Everyone!
I know that most of you probablly know that the Eyjafjallajoekull (Yes, That is the real name...I am not making it up) Volcano has erupted and is continuing to erupt as I am typing to you. However, we have been told that it is supposed to be slowing down in the next couple days. As of now the large ash cloud is moving southeast over the UK (No, I cant not see it...nor am I getting covered in soot everytime I walk outside) and the rest of Europe. I dont want to go over all of the speculated technical aspects of this thing because it literally changes minute to minute and we cannot predict what mother nature decides to do. However, I just wanted to share with everyone how much this is effecting this other half of the world. I know that it is in the news and yall probablly know alot, but many people just think 'Oh another natural disaster...like an earthquake or tsunami' well not really because it has shut off pretty much everything in and out of the UK and most of Europe. You can read all about how it effecting everyone or hear it on the news...I think...I mean I wouldnt really know what is showing on prime time O'Reilly Factor. But schools are shutting down, cancelling exams...because it was holiday for everyone here right before the volcano erupted and everyone is stuck abroad. 5 girls from my school were stuck in Poland for 5 days and missed exams. There are many people who have been told that they will not be able to return to the UK until next month. This is because once their flight is cancelled they get reimbursed and possibly put in a hotel...but the tricky part of all of this is that once the air space opens back up...ALLLL of these people are going to be booking flights and some already have...for next month, because everything will or already has been booked. Well why not just resort to railway travel through Europe...Euro star is solid booked for weeks.
The real tragedy here is that Miley Cyrus cant make it to 'The Last Song' Premiere in London...which I was going to go to :(....but as you can see this isnt just effecting the airlines incoming money, but all of Europe and some surrounding continents and many events...like the Europa cup (I think its for rugby, or futbol...not sure).
So obviously this effects me...which is the most important thing of all of this...Right? I am suppose to leave for Italy in 3 days (Thursday). As of now...that is most likely not going to happen. It has not been cancelled yet, but we will see what happens. The group flight back to America this Thursday (the people who were not planning on going to Italy) has been cancelled as of this moment. So they will be needing to make other arrangements to get back to America...who knows how long they will have to wait until they can get a flight that is open...if it stays cancelled. So Im not sure what I am going to do for 9 days if I dont go to Italy...I stilll have hope that the volcano will stop erupting and we will get some wicked rapid winds up in here to blow out this ash cloud. If I dont then maybe I will go over to Scotland or Wales..cool but not a close second to Italy I have to say.
They have put a few planes in the air from the Netherlands and Germany (i think) for test runs in the ash cloud. They said there were minimal damages and they are still observing and finding results from the engine and such...so I know that people are working extremely hard to find solutions for this because the airspace being closed is literally shutting down an extremely large factor in the function of this continent and the earth...A little dramatic I know..but its true!!! London has been completely shut down for 5 days...that is HUGE in itself. So I think that it 'the man in charge' is going to do whatever it takes to get the airspace open again.
That is my update....I hope it was helpful or at least interesting to read if you already knew everything that was going on and the extreme depth of the effects that this volcano is having on life over here.
Here are some pictures from this weekend ...Our last night at the Goose (unless we are stuck here for 9 more days) to liven this post up a little :)
I know that most of you probablly know that the Eyjafjallajoekull (Yes, That is the real name...I am not making it up) Volcano has erupted and is continuing to erupt as I am typing to you. However, we have been told that it is supposed to be slowing down in the next couple days. As of now the large ash cloud is moving southeast over the UK (No, I cant not see it...nor am I getting covered in soot everytime I walk outside) and the rest of Europe. I dont want to go over all of the speculated technical aspects of this thing because it literally changes minute to minute and we cannot predict what mother nature decides to do. However, I just wanted to share with everyone how much this is effecting this other half of the world. I know that it is in the news and yall probablly know alot, but many people just think 'Oh another natural disaster...like an earthquake or tsunami' well not really because it has shut off pretty much everything in and out of the UK and most of Europe. You can read all about how it effecting everyone or hear it on the news...I think...I mean I wouldnt really know what is showing on prime time O'Reilly Factor. But schools are shutting down, cancelling exams...because it was holiday for everyone here right before the volcano erupted and everyone is stuck abroad. 5 girls from my school were stuck in Poland for 5 days and missed exams. There are many people who have been told that they will not be able to return to the UK until next month. This is because once their flight is cancelled they get reimbursed and possibly put in a hotel...but the tricky part of all of this is that once the air space opens back up...ALLLL of these people are going to be booking flights and some already have...for next month, because everything will or already has been booked. Well why not just resort to railway travel through Europe...Euro star is solid booked for weeks.
The real tragedy here is that Miley Cyrus cant make it to 'The Last Song' Premiere in London...which I was going to go to :(....but as you can see this isnt just effecting the airlines incoming money, but all of Europe and some surrounding continents and many events...like the Europa cup (I think its for rugby, or futbol...not sure).
So obviously this effects me...which is the most important thing of all of this...Right? I am suppose to leave for Italy in 3 days (Thursday). As of now...that is most likely not going to happen. It has not been cancelled yet, but we will see what happens. The group flight back to America this Thursday (the people who were not planning on going to Italy) has been cancelled as of this moment. So they will be needing to make other arrangements to get back to America...who knows how long they will have to wait until they can get a flight that is open...if it stays cancelled. So Im not sure what I am going to do for 9 days if I dont go to Italy...I stilll have hope that the volcano will stop erupting and we will get some wicked rapid winds up in here to blow out this ash cloud. If I dont then maybe I will go over to Scotland or Wales..cool but not a close second to Italy I have to say.
They have put a few planes in the air from the Netherlands and Germany (i think) for test runs in the ash cloud. They said there were minimal damages and they are still observing and finding results from the engine and such...so I know that people are working extremely hard to find solutions for this because the airspace being closed is literally shutting down an extremely large factor in the function of this continent and the earth...A little dramatic I know..but its true!!! London has been completely shut down for 5 days...that is HUGE in itself. So I think that it 'the man in charge' is going to do whatever it takes to get the airspace open again.
That is my update....I hope it was helpful or at least interesting to read if you already knew everything that was going on and the extreme depth of the effects that this volcano is having on life over here.
Here are some pictures from this weekend ...Our last night at the Goose (unless we are stuck here for 9 more days) to liven this post up a little :)
Me and Molly
Natalie, Sarah, Katie, Me
Me, Jeryn, Emily
Patti, Sam, Me
Jessi, Jarrod, Me
Molly, Sarah, Me
Marilyn and Me
Me and Chelsea
Thats All Folks! -- I dont want to spoil all of the pictures for when I get home!
Love you all so much :)
Pray for Italy!!
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Convocation & Last Bistro Night
Hi!
Things are winding down over here...it is beginning to be the "Last" of everything. It is really sad but also really happy. Its hard to sum up the experience that I have had here with all of these people...and I dont think I will ever be able to do that in words because you cant put a label or description on something this spectacular. It is hard to beleive that I am here conquering the world...because when I come back from Prague or Scotland, there isnt a handfull of people here who haven't done either the same thing or something cooler. When I come home and I am able to fully share this experience with you and I am taken out of this dream world then maybe I will be able to realize the incredible experience that I have been blessed with, the priceless and irreplaceable moments that I have had and the knowledge I have gained. But for now...it will remain surreal.
This week (thursday) was the Valedictory Convocation. This is where we commend all of the teachers and give awards to outstanding students. We got to have a formal dinner...which is always a nice change of pace from the sick nasty Refectory (cafeteria) food. We dressed up and went to Harlaxton Village church and received our diplomas of completion and also a Harlaxton Society pin and listen to our GREAT chior and a speech and then we came back to the manor and had a reception and then dinner. I sat with all of my best friends and we ate a great meal and then listened to the awards...dont get excited...I didnt win anything haha! I think they got the results mixed up somewhere in the process. We then made our way to the Great Hall and all sat down to watch a slide show of the year...there were gallons of tears shed. Even though we know that we still have a 2 weeks with each other, 1 spent in one of the most amazing places in the world (Italy), we also know that this isnt just a "summer camp" thing. This is something that has made a permanent mark on our lives, that will define the rest of our journey, and no one can understand the meaning of these past few months more than the people we have been here with. I think that we are all starting to understand how important we are to each other, how we have grown together, and how much we have been through. We are at the point in our lives to that we wont just go back to our friends at home and put this to the way side, outr best friends that we made here will be there forever (if you want them to be, anyway). Its incredible. Okay so thats enough of my monologue. I just wanted to share with you and inkling of what this experience means to me and how I'm feeling right now. Because in the end thats what you think about right? But you also think about the future and my future right now includes the most inconceiveably comfortable bed in the world, a Jamba Juice and an American meal of my choosing. So I'm sitting pretty high right now. Oh and dont worry about my transportation home due to the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland (where I would love to be right now...), I have devised many alternative routes home. I have got this under control...I know how to beat the system...and by the system I mean mother nature.
Back to my story...After we all wept, It was LAST BISTRO NIGHT!! Everyone went down to the Bistro and hung out and it was a fantastic night with friends and teachers. We were the first Harlaxton class to sign the wall down in the Bistro...which they never let classes do!! And also...I bought the last drink at the bistro ever! (this semester anyways). That is the award I get. I have more pictures to show than words to speak so I will just show you those and I hope that you can gather the fun and great time we all had. I have finals this week but I dont want to ruin this post by talking about that so wish my luck and enjoy the pictures!!
I leave for Italy in 4 days!!!
P.S. I rode a bike yesturday for the first time in 7 years. We rode to town, which is about 4 miles away and rode back...needless to say I almost killed myself more than once (Sorry, dad I know I told you I would stay out of trouble and stay safe...no more bikes for me). You know the expression "Its just like riding a bike"....NO it is not just like riding a bike because riding a bike is not always the same...not after you have grown about a foot and have lost all sense of balance and coordination. Also...I am unable to sit on any hard surface with out a cusion. My bum feels like it just got a couple of swift kicks to it...for 8 miles.
Love you all! - click on pictures for better view!
Things are winding down over here...it is beginning to be the "Last" of everything. It is really sad but also really happy. Its hard to sum up the experience that I have had here with all of these people...and I dont think I will ever be able to do that in words because you cant put a label or description on something this spectacular. It is hard to beleive that I am here conquering the world...because when I come back from Prague or Scotland, there isnt a handfull of people here who haven't done either the same thing or something cooler. When I come home and I am able to fully share this experience with you and I am taken out of this dream world then maybe I will be able to realize the incredible experience that I have been blessed with, the priceless and irreplaceable moments that I have had and the knowledge I have gained. But for now...it will remain surreal.
This week (thursday) was the Valedictory Convocation. This is where we commend all of the teachers and give awards to outstanding students. We got to have a formal dinner...which is always a nice change of pace from the sick nasty Refectory (cafeteria) food. We dressed up and went to Harlaxton Village church and received our diplomas of completion and also a Harlaxton Society pin and listen to our GREAT chior and a speech and then we came back to the manor and had a reception and then dinner. I sat with all of my best friends and we ate a great meal and then listened to the awards...dont get excited...I didnt win anything haha! I think they got the results mixed up somewhere in the process. We then made our way to the Great Hall and all sat down to watch a slide show of the year...there were gallons of tears shed. Even though we know that we still have a 2 weeks with each other, 1 spent in one of the most amazing places in the world (Italy), we also know that this isnt just a "summer camp" thing. This is something that has made a permanent mark on our lives, that will define the rest of our journey, and no one can understand the meaning of these past few months more than the people we have been here with. I think that we are all starting to understand how important we are to each other, how we have grown together, and how much we have been through. We are at the point in our lives to that we wont just go back to our friends at home and put this to the way side, outr best friends that we made here will be there forever (if you want them to be, anyway). Its incredible. Okay so thats enough of my monologue. I just wanted to share with you and inkling of what this experience means to me and how I'm feeling right now. Because in the end thats what you think about right? But you also think about the future and my future right now includes the most inconceiveably comfortable bed in the world, a Jamba Juice and an American meal of my choosing. So I'm sitting pretty high right now. Oh and dont worry about my transportation home due to the volcanic ash cloud from Iceland (where I would love to be right now...), I have devised many alternative routes home. I have got this under control...I know how to beat the system...and by the system I mean mother nature.
Back to my story...After we all wept, It was LAST BISTRO NIGHT!! Everyone went down to the Bistro and hung out and it was a fantastic night with friends and teachers. We were the first Harlaxton class to sign the wall down in the Bistro...which they never let classes do!! And also...I bought the last drink at the bistro ever! (this semester anyways). That is the award I get. I have more pictures to show than words to speak so I will just show you those and I hope that you can gather the fun and great time we all had. I have finals this week but I dont want to ruin this post by talking about that so wish my luck and enjoy the pictures!!
I leave for Italy in 4 days!!!
P.S. I rode a bike yesturday for the first time in 7 years. We rode to town, which is about 4 miles away and rode back...needless to say I almost killed myself more than once (Sorry, dad I know I told you I would stay out of trouble and stay safe...no more bikes for me). You know the expression "Its just like riding a bike"....NO it is not just like riding a bike because riding a bike is not always the same...not after you have grown about a foot and have lost all sense of balance and coordination. Also...I am unable to sit on any hard surface with out a cusion. My bum feels like it just got a couple of swift kicks to it...for 8 miles.
Love you all! - click on pictures for better view!
Table at Convocation
Cassie and I at Convocation Reception
Chelsea and I at Convocation
Girls at Reception
Sarah and I at Convocation
Nick and I
Clay and I
Dr. Green and I at Bistro (another eye candy British professor that everyone wants)
Brandon and I at Bistro
All of us by our signed names!
Alex and I in Bistro
Emilee, Sara, Me in Bistro
Last Drink bought in Bistro!! -- it was a water
Bistro Wall - Spring 2010 Harlaxton
Im in the heart in the bottom right corner
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Costume Ball
Hello over there!
20 DAYS!! AH! Time is going by fast...thankfully. But I am going to miss everyone so much here...even though I am on the verge of ringing their necks. I just have 4 more days of class and then Exams start this Saturday. WOW. I only have one more assignment left and then Im done...except for exams :) I am so excited for Italy...it feels like it isn't going to come. I cant beleive all this stuff is happening. I remember months ago when I was thinking about how all of this was so far away, and now it is flying by. Incredible. Everyone here is really ready to go home...but we know that we are all going to miss this place and all of our friends. So that is sad but...I think we can manage.
The Costume Ball was last night...one of those things that I thought would never come, and its already gone! It was a fabulous night...so much fun! We had a Date Auction reception to see all of the people up for the Date Auction that was held and then we had a formal dinner....which was glorious!!! I stuffed my face. Then we all took pictures and had the Ball in the Great Hall. Just like Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire...I really felt like I was in that movie. The Date Auction was silent...which was alot of fun to watch. Two of our British professors who are eye candy and obsessions to many of the female and some of the male students were put up for auction as a pair....They went for 71 Pounds!!!! (aka about 125 dollars) It was a female student too! Crazy. I went as Hannah Montana to the Costume ball (my costume didnt get here in time mom, but my improvisation of a costume was great!). Everyone loved it so much...they were so excited that a big star came to their costume Ball! I performed to Party in the USA hahaha it was great! We danced all night until 1230...my feet hurt so bad and were covered in beer and wine..yuck! (I danced barefoot) Nothing bad happened to anyone (aka throwing up in the middle of the Great Hall due to drunkeness) so that was great! We all had so much fun and I cant wait to show you all of the pictures.
Today (Sunday) is the Harlaxton Olympics...that should be interesting! I am on a team with Cassie, Emily, Jessi, Jeryn, and Emilee. Not that any of you actually know who these people are. I love yall so much and I cant wait to see you..it is so soon!!! Have a great week everybody!
Love,
Hannah
20 DAYS!! AH! Time is going by fast...thankfully. But I am going to miss everyone so much here...even though I am on the verge of ringing their necks. I just have 4 more days of class and then Exams start this Saturday. WOW. I only have one more assignment left and then Im done...except for exams :) I am so excited for Italy...it feels like it isn't going to come. I cant beleive all this stuff is happening. I remember months ago when I was thinking about how all of this was so far away, and now it is flying by. Incredible. Everyone here is really ready to go home...but we know that we are all going to miss this place and all of our friends. So that is sad but...I think we can manage.
The Costume Ball was last night...one of those things that I thought would never come, and its already gone! It was a fabulous night...so much fun! We had a Date Auction reception to see all of the people up for the Date Auction that was held and then we had a formal dinner....which was glorious!!! I stuffed my face. Then we all took pictures and had the Ball in the Great Hall. Just like Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire...I really felt like I was in that movie. The Date Auction was silent...which was alot of fun to watch. Two of our British professors who are eye candy and obsessions to many of the female and some of the male students were put up for auction as a pair....They went for 71 Pounds!!!! (aka about 125 dollars) It was a female student too! Crazy. I went as Hannah Montana to the Costume ball (my costume didnt get here in time mom, but my improvisation of a costume was great!). Everyone loved it so much...they were so excited that a big star came to their costume Ball! I performed to Party in the USA hahaha it was great! We danced all night until 1230...my feet hurt so bad and were covered in beer and wine..yuck! (I danced barefoot) Nothing bad happened to anyone (aka throwing up in the middle of the Great Hall due to drunkeness) so that was great! We all had so much fun and I cant wait to show you all of the pictures.
Today (Sunday) is the Harlaxton Olympics...that should be interesting! I am on a team with Cassie, Emily, Jessi, Jeryn, and Emilee. Not that any of you actually know who these people are. I love yall so much and I cant wait to see you..it is so soon!!! Have a great week everybody!
Love,
Hannah
Goose...night before Costume Ball
Goose with kerry...she lives in Wetherford, TX
Me and Cassie at Goose
Me and Patti at Goose...she lives in Arlington, TX
Me, Kerry, Molly, Patti, Cassie - Costume Ball
Me and Nick...he is a Beatle. 2 music legends....kind of :)
Me and Emilee....yes I am wearing sequins tights with flowers on them
Cassie and I
Natalie, Kat, Me, Eileen
Me and Dr. Taylor...One of the eye candy Auctionees
Thursday, April 8, 2010
23 DAYS!
23 DAYS till Im home!!!
This week has been pretty slow...school work is getting slim and the school is organizing more activities for all of us to do to commemorate our experience here :) Yesturday was the Quidditch World Cup! That was interesting...and I am much more sore that I thought I would be or than I would be if I was riding on a broom stick the whole time like Harry Potter.
Everyone is getting sick here...throw up sick. So I really hope that isnt going to catch up to me! Tonight is the Meet-A-Family Fest so that should be fun! and then Saturday is the Costume Ball...Im going as Hannah Montana!!! I miss the Disney Channel so much...I feel like Im missing so much...all the new episodes, season finales, season premeires, Original Disney Channel movies, everything. But I will have all summer to catch up :)
I have no idea how Im going to get home...I have so much stuff. Everyone else is planning on throwing out a bunch of their stuff...like worn out shoes and clothes and towels....I cant throw out any of that stuff!!! So packing will be an interesting task. I hope that all of you are having a great week. The days seem to be going by slowly here...but fast at the same time. I cant beleive the semester is almost over, and it is going to be summer when I get home. I didnt get to have a Spring this year...it was just a constant winter and then 100 degrees when I get home...CANT WAIT! My body cant take much more abuse...(Thats your cue Christi)...Im going to need a MAJOR massage when I get home. And when I say massage I mean multiple massages. We are so lucky to have a sister/daughter in the family with massage certification....However, she isnt so lucky to have an obscene amount of family members with chronic neck, shoulders, and back problems...not to mention the mental problems...but thats what Lauren is for right?
Well I love you and I miss you and Im going to put up some fun random pictures from the semester that I dont think you have seen.
This week has been pretty slow...school work is getting slim and the school is organizing more activities for all of us to do to commemorate our experience here :) Yesturday was the Quidditch World Cup! That was interesting...and I am much more sore that I thought I would be or than I would be if I was riding on a broom stick the whole time like Harry Potter.
Everyone is getting sick here...throw up sick. So I really hope that isnt going to catch up to me! Tonight is the Meet-A-Family Fest so that should be fun! and then Saturday is the Costume Ball...Im going as Hannah Montana!!! I miss the Disney Channel so much...I feel like Im missing so much...all the new episodes, season finales, season premeires, Original Disney Channel movies, everything. But I will have all summer to catch up :)
I have no idea how Im going to get home...I have so much stuff. Everyone else is planning on throwing out a bunch of their stuff...like worn out shoes and clothes and towels....I cant throw out any of that stuff!!! So packing will be an interesting task. I hope that all of you are having a great week. The days seem to be going by slowly here...but fast at the same time. I cant beleive the semester is almost over, and it is going to be summer when I get home. I didnt get to have a Spring this year...it was just a constant winter and then 100 degrees when I get home...CANT WAIT! My body cant take much more abuse...(Thats your cue Christi)...Im going to need a MAJOR massage when I get home. And when I say massage I mean multiple massages. We are so lucky to have a sister/daughter in the family with massage certification....However, she isnt so lucky to have an obscene amount of family members with chronic neck, shoulders, and back problems...not to mention the mental problems...but thats what Lauren is for right?
Well I love you and I miss you and Im going to put up some fun random pictures from the semester that I dont think you have seen.
At the Goose...funny faces...except for me
After I got into a fight with the bathroom door...this wound is miniscule compared to the damage I left on that door when I was through with him.
Chelsea, Me, Katie
Me, Jessi, Jeryn, Emily
Alex, Me, Kat
me, Cassie, Kerry in Prague
me and Russell
Alex, me, Sarah, Katie
Emily, Paige, Me, Sarah
Thats it for now! Love you so much!
Dont forget to Czech out my Prague Post!
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