Prepare yourself for a post mostly about nothing.
On Tuesdays and Thursdays this semester, I have eight glorious hours of classes in a row without a break. There's nothing better than eight hours of class without more than a 10 minute break, all in the exact same building, so that most days I don't even have to smell the fresh Montana air. This morning, my first class was cancelled because my fancy professor is speaking at Stanford. I would be impressed but this is also the same professor who left her students for the safety of her office during the lock down last week, so. She blew it there. With an extra two hours this morning to spare, I decided to go to the grocery store to buy coffee creamer since I've been out for a week instead of buying espresso, and picked up Red Velvet muffins without a second thought because, duh, it's Valentine's week, right? I am happy to report that within six hours of purchasing them, one whole muffin and two muffin tops are gone.
I decided to do laundry and while in the laundry room, a very attractive man entered and to my surprise, recognized me before I recognized him. How often does a hot guy recognize you from sharing a class together before you realize you know them? Never, if you're me. We chatted and he was every sort of adorable and I tried to peek around him to see if he was a boxers or a brief (forget shoes, this says everything about a man). After he left, I loaded my washer and realized I left my soap at home but Hot Guy From Non-Fiction left his laundry detergent sitting on the washer. Thanks, dude.
As we get further into the spring semester, I just get happier and happier that I'm not graduating yet. I will be the proudest super senior in school.
I've turned memoir writing into an excuse to just eat grilled cheese for nearly every meal and I'm okay with my future if that's what being a writer looks like. I mean, chin acne has never been worse and I've never been more motivated to go to the gym as a means of procrastination but all in all, it evens out.
I have plans for Valentine's Day this year and they involve a concert and I'm not even mad about how corny this holiday is going to be.
3 comments:
I just wanted to say that, as to your last sentence: I don't do much for Valentine's Day with Trey because it's hard to go out with so many people out there. However, a concert is awesome. I'm going to one during our honeymoon and I'm way too excited about it, haha.
concert for valentines day sounds lovely! and red velvet muffins are the best thing ever
I hope you had a great Valentine's Day! And take it from a super senior: it can be pretty fun. Underclassman will look to you for advice.
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