So Insane, Of the Mundane

So we just finished watching Cloverfield and we put in Enchanted to help us calm down. Cloverfield isn't really "scary," it's more suspenseful and intense. Oh, and *SPOILER ALERT* everyone dies. *END SPOILER ALERT*. But it's one of those things you should see. I mean, the cinematography and acting were epic. And I love the idea of making it be in documentary form.

Anywho, Tuesday schedule. I wake up at 6:30 and accidentally turn off the wrong alarm so I end up waking Carlin. Then we go outside and it's pouring rain. I didn't dress warm enough and got soaked, so I was freezing throughout my first class, which was American History. And the teacher says that over half the class failed the mid-term and then wouldn't hand out the tests until the end of class. So I spend the entire time worrying if I was one of the D or C tests. Luckily, I was one of the 7 A's, so that was good.

So I went back to the dorm and tried to avoid stepping on the worms, then I crawled back in bed. It was still cold at lunch, so I changed into a ton of layers. I got spaghetti, fires, and a brownie for lunch, so that was pretty good. Then I had to catch the bus to go across campus. Unfortunately, the bus took about 20 minutes to get there and then waited about another 15 before it left. So I was late to Acting. And the door is always locked, so I had to knock to get in and that was awkward. Then it finally warmed up, so I was overheated the rest of the afternoon.

There also wasn't anything that good for dinner, so I had a turkey sandwich, banana creme pie, and French toast. Yes, I know none of that goes together. So it was definitely one of those days. And tomorrow's back to my busy schedule. (See yesterday's post). At least I can watch Enchanted now. Such a good, happy movie. And I love Giselle's dress.