Well on Sunday I went with Manda and Kat to Dairy Frost and that was helpful, then we went to WalMart and I bought some Almond Joys and a fizzy water which exploded on the dining room as soon as I got home... But my mood was incredibly improved. Yesterday I read a little and tried to be healthy and productive haha, and then went to Dee's and we went swimming and chilled and stuff and it was pretty fun... We are crazy kids. Then came home, showered and read and then Jen came over, then Dee, Kat, Bridg, and Ashley. We built a huge tent-fort thingie on the back porch, enclosed it all in sheets, old door screens, towels, and mosquito net, and went berserk on any bug that entered our bug-free zone... It was hott. Then we watched "Love Actually" and then got yelled at repeatedly for being reallly loud... Kat got mad at me for continually shushing her so my parents could sleep so we could have fun haha... Eventually we decided the coast was clear, so me, Bridg, and Kat went skinnydipping and then we jogged/walked around the block haha, it was like 3am, and by that time we were totally nonsleepful so we went back in the pool and then made dacquiris (virgin of course) and just sat there at the bar until it got semi-light out, and then we went out and tried to convince everybody to get up and go running with us and watch the sunrise. But we got too comfy on the beds and I couldn't find the sunrise anyway, so we gave up on that. Around six it was evident there would be no sleeping, so we got up and made pancakes and they were buttery and not normal, but they tasted good so it was fine. Then Bridg had to leave and we all fell asleep for about an hour (the only sleep I got all night) and then we just kinda sat around for awhile and watched some slide shows and stuff, and then Ashley and Kat came with us to BJ's and Rotterdam and we got some stuff, including one of the coolest books ever for like $7.00 and I am soooo excited. It was a little too serious for Kat and Ash so they went and girlified Ashley while me n my mom bought necessities and the book, "The Princess Bride" by William Goldman. Brilliance. So now I'm here, and not feeling so marvy...