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What a weekend! And it's Tuesday already...wow, time is just flying by! I've started the process of looking for a job when I get home...it's a long process, and probably difficult this year, what with the poor economy and all. Sigh... silly economy. We all suck. :)

So my weekend. Insanity to the max. But not really...mostly just fun! Friday was wonderful... I don't even remember what I did! Haha. OH WAIT.. It was Katie's bridal shower, so I helped prepare for that, then stopped by briefly, before I went over to Hilary's and had a homework/movie/tv party. It was good. Saturday morning I had a review session for my upcoming geography test.

Saturday afternoon and night were quite eventful! :) Tiff Tiff and I went to see Vocal Point on Saturday afternoon...probably the best show of theirs that I've seen! But I might be biased...for a few reasons. One, I know one of the people in it (he sits in front of me in D&C class with his wife and sister), and two, I was randomly chosen to be serenaded on stage! They sang "Grace Kelly" by Mika to me, and it was basically awesome! Another thing to cross off the bucket list!! So fun!

Then that night, I went to a basketball game with Hilary and Steph and Sara and some other people I didn't know until then. And it was awesome! It was such an intense game, but we ended up pulling through to beat the Air Force, and we won the conference championship! GO COUGS!

Sunday was great. Sunday night, Tiff and Rachelle and I had some fun with my camera and made a few ridiculous but awesome movies! Ah, such great friends! I love those two so much!
Welp, that was my weekend in a nutshell... Now...on to other things, I guess. Sorry this wasn't a profound post, but it was a rambling! I'll be back later on this week as I have time and as I think of things!
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