This or...
Appologies to have yet written about the Cruise, however, I'm going to write about something more recent while it is still fresh in my mind.
Last night & morning was the bellevue junior senior banquet. I went with Hannah Foster and it was a lot of fun.
Well the night really started off at one of the other girl's house. It was our whole table that was there taking pictures. The parents there were insane with the camera, i now know how people deal with me. :) After being there for almost an hour we went to Bellevue. We walked around for a while and went to the courtyard. They served some punch and etc. there and people talked until Phil Newb came and told everyone to go to the dining room.
So we began eating, the food wasnt so bad at all, which i was somewhat surprised. The entertainment was teh suck. It made me forget that I was at J/S Banquet and not at a Honoring Phil Newberry Night. There were so many brown-nosers who talked about Phil that was just SO BORING. So while they spoke I got my tea and put packets of lemon juice and sweeteners in there just for fun.
Our tabled changed into our normal clothes and Katie Mosier's house to hang out for a bit and we went to starbuck's. We hung out in the parking lot throwing frisbees and tennis balls until we kicked out by security which was fine because we needed to go back to Bellevue. It was almost 11:30 and the buses going to Jillians were going to leave.
We arrive at Jillians and are escorted to the bowling center they have on the bottom floor. We played bowling for about 2 hours about 2 games. I got second place the 1st game, and i didnt see what i made the second, but i'm sure it was a lot worse. By the first quarter of the 2nd game i was already getting bored, luckily they made ready the arcade on the 3rd floor for us by that time. So we went up and played around. They gave us these cards that have thousands of credits on it and that was cool. We werent supposed to keep the tickets we got but we stowed them away in Hannah's purse and kept them. >< bwahaha. I probably have 300-400 tickets in my car haha.
Getting bored again after awhile we went to the 2nd floor to wait for a pool table to free up so we could play, but we got bored of waiting so Hannah, Leah, and I went to the bowling floor and were just going to chat. Well we ended up losing Leah and so Hannah and I just sat down and started talking. We started playing "Either this or that". The game where you have to choose which you'd rather be or situational things.. We moved to the middle floor during the game and sat down at some couches. we played that from 3am to about 6:30 am when we got back at Bellevue. haha. we're hardcore players. Here are some of the highlights: (if you want you can leave comments answering these)
Jew or Gentile
Mental Retardation or Condemned to Hell - (a comment that came out of that was: "Same thing." LOL)
Public Humiliation or Private Depression
If you were found guilty for something you didnt do, would you rather get a life sentence or a death sentence?
Rather be killed smart or live dumb?
Having no friends or Having fake friends?
Live with feeding tube or Be dead?
Emotional or No Emotions?
No friends or Being raped?
Hating a job you're respected for or Loving a job that noone respects?
Numb body or numb emotions?
No arm or no leg?
No hand or no foot?
Deaf or Blind?
Colorblind or Hearing impaired?
I've forgotten a lot of them but trust me there were a ton as we went on for about 3 hours. All in all it was a LOT of fun but yet so tiring. I just got tired thinking about it. well anyways i'll leave you with this:
The Parking Lot Tram: The uncredited workhorse of
the Disneyland resort. You take visitors from
the largest parking lot on earth to the front
door of Disneyland and back again. You aren't
the picture of glamour and most wouldn't even
think you provide any sort of excitment, but
without you no fun could be had at all. You
don't mean to, but you seem often sour. You
get little respect and sometimes get losts of
scorn, but yet you are faithful and eager to
please. People need you and you need them.
Your simpleness is the perfect backdrop to
showcase the eager smiles of children riding
you for their first time to the Happiest Place
on Earth.
What Disneyland attraction are you?
great... i'm boring.
