I literally should be a chef. Or a lunch lady. Or a mom.
Yesterday I grocery shopped to cook two meals today. This morning after prayer I started working on staff lunch (well, not right after prayer, I did some other stuff first). But, I decorated a cake (you know, with hearts and snails) for one of the interns engagements (yay!). Then, I made the taco bake with mashed potatoes and some black bean/corn salsa and cut up some oranges. After eating staff lunch (where all the married/engaged people told the stories of their engagements...one's really funny, maybe I'll write about that another time) I had about an hour off.
I did some desk work in this hour and counted up some money. Then, I returned to the kitchen (after a 15 minute rest on the couch in the basement) to cook homemade pizza for 100 people. Of course, there was salad, cottage cheese, and berry crisp to go with it. I personally did a lot of dough making.
A big shout out to Nick and Nico for helping with staff lunch and to the Hospitality Team for helping with dinner. I have to keep this post short cause I'm about to head up to my apartment to sit on my balcony and drink wine with my friend, Sarah.
So, adios. Tomorrow it's a little work, packing, Mass, seeing Libby's house and heading home for the week! Yay for babies--I mean family!
P.S. If you see any openings for moms or lunch ladies, let me know!
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
I wish I had a life...
My life feels pretty boring right now (compared to house buying, baby having, etc.)
Actually, my life feels pretty boring compared to anything...
Wow, I need a life.
I don't really have a social life.
A couple weeks ago, James suggested I find friends who
Actually, my life feels pretty boring compared to anything...
Wow, I need a life.
I don't really have a social life.
A couple weeks ago, James suggested I find friends who
- aren't college undergrads or
- only talk about undergrads
How am I supposed to do this when I'm an indentured servant to the Church?
Ha, just kidding, I actually love what I'm doing! I don't care if I only hang out with 18-year-olds. Whatevs.
Monday, March 26, 2012
Talked to the banker...
Did you think you accidentally went to Libby's blog?
I wonder what she's done in the last couple of weeks?
If only she ever updated her blog! Oh, well....
Say. La. Vee. (Or c'est la vie...if you're French)
I wonder what she's done in the last couple of weeks?
If only she ever updated her blog! Oh, well....
Say. La. Vee. (Or c'est la vie...if you're French)
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Koinonia Retreat!
This weekend is SPK9 (St. Paul's Koinonia 9). I went on SPK3 during the spring of my junior year...we're already on number 9. It makes me feel old! But, I'm doing some work from campus for that. I also run out to the retreat sight (about 30 minutes west of campus in Pine Bluff) whenever they need anything!
Pray for the retreat!
St. Ignatius (patron of SPK9), pray for us!
Pray for the retreat!
St. Ignatius (patron of SPK9), pray for us!
Thursday, March 22, 2012
The worst insult ever and a horrible lefsa ingredient
Do you want to know what the worst insult ever would be?
Why? You wonder... Well, look no further. I'll tell you. It's because ROTTEN. POTATOES. ARE. THE. WORST. SMELLING. THING. EVER. Worse than anything else. Last week the pantry in Newman Kitchen smelt a little janky, if you will. (Janky = (adjective) inferior quality; held in low social regard; old and delapidated; refers almost exclusively to inanimate material objects, not to people.) But, I ignored it preferring instead to pretend the smell would go away. There was also something janky smelling in one of the fridges which I took care of--so I figured I did my good-smell-deed for the day.
Then, on Monday we had Hospitality Team meeting. Since it was the Solemnity of St. Joseph (happy name day Jobie!) we had s'mores made over the stove as a treat. Well, we had to go into the pantry to get the supplies. And, on Monday it smelt jank nasty (jank nasty = An adjective phrase used to describe a person place or thing that looks stank, repulsive, dirty) Yes, jank nasty is like a bajillion times worse than jank. So, I left the door open so it could air out during our hTeam meeting. The only result was that the whole kitchen smelt horrible at the end of the meeting!
Solution? Shut the door and pretend the problem doesn't exist. Today, I went grocery shopping for tonight's Newman Dinner. Before I left I went into the pantry and almost puked. I decided it was high time to tackle this problem. I found some moldy lemons and threw those away; I also threw away a few bags of onions. Then, I went shopping. I came back and decided to take the garbage (with the lemons, onions, apparently something sharp, and nasty banana juice in it) outside. Well, by the time I got the garbage into the dumpster my cute pink dress had old-banana juice stains on it and my right leg was bleeding--dripping actually. What the heck?! And, to boot, I didn't even conquer the smell. I looked around a little more but I was actually legitimately afraid there was a dead animal in there (or the idea of eggs that were weeks old and never got put in the fridge). So, I quit. I made the hTeam boys look when they got her for Newman Dinner. And, you guessed it...ROTTEN POTATOES.
"You smell like a bag of rotten potatoes!!"
Why? You wonder... Well, look no further. I'll tell you. It's because ROTTEN. POTATOES. ARE. THE. WORST. SMELLING. THING. EVER. Worse than anything else. Last week the pantry in Newman Kitchen smelt a little janky, if you will. (Janky = (adjective) inferior quality; held in low social regard; old and delapidated; refers almost exclusively to inanimate material objects, not to people.) But, I ignored it preferring instead to pretend the smell would go away. There was also something janky smelling in one of the fridges which I took care of--so I figured I did my good-smell-deed for the day.
Then, on Monday we had Hospitality Team meeting. Since it was the Solemnity of St. Joseph (happy name day Jobie!) we had s'mores made over the stove as a treat. Well, we had to go into the pantry to get the supplies. And, on Monday it smelt jank nasty (jank nasty = An adjective phrase used to describe a person place or thing that looks stank, repulsive, dirty) Yes, jank nasty is like a bajillion times worse than jank. So, I left the door open so it could air out during our hTeam meeting. The only result was that the whole kitchen smelt horrible at the end of the meeting!
Solution? Shut the door and pretend the problem doesn't exist. Today, I went grocery shopping for tonight's Newman Dinner. Before I left I went into the pantry and almost puked. I decided it was high time to tackle this problem. I found some moldy lemons and threw those away; I also threw away a few bags of onions. Then, I went shopping. I came back and decided to take the garbage (with the lemons, onions, apparently something sharp, and nasty banana juice in it) outside. Well, by the time I got the garbage into the dumpster my cute pink dress had old-banana juice stains on it and my right leg was bleeding--dripping actually. What the heck?! And, to boot, I didn't even conquer the smell. I looked around a little more but I was actually legitimately afraid there was a dead animal in there (or the idea of eggs that were weeks old and never got put in the fridge). So, I quit. I made the hTeam boys look when they got her for Newman Dinner. And, you guessed it...ROTTEN POTATOES.
I know you need old potatoes for lefsa, but I think these would have made the worst. lefsa. ever.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Entering the World of Politics
Here's picture number 1. It is the top of the page telling the election results for this week's vote for next year's members of the Associated Students of Madison (essentially the student council). When you scroll down the election results you'll see...(read on)
***In case you missed it, check the Special Student column.
Yes, I'm the University's new Special Student (i.e. non-degree seeking student) representative to ASM. I won with a whopping 7 (write-in) votes. What is the world coming to? People tell me to do something like this and I accept and now am on the student council. Maybe I'll learn about politics--or maybe it will just be some good reading time. Meetings are Wednesday evenings--I'm told I can just bring my laptop and do work/read/whatever during the meetings. I have some friends on student council who will tell me what to do when.
hahahah, what a joke! But, really, this is serious. All in a day's work.
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Mad story telling skillz
So, today the Interns had a day of recollection. After noon Mass we headed out to Cottage Grove for a few hours. The priest there, Father Sasse (pronounced: sassy), gave a few meditations, we got to go to confession and got some quiet prayer time. It was nice!
Then we headed back to campus for community night. The FOCUS women, my friend Abby, and Sarah, the EC missionary who comes to our community night, were coming over tonight. Because we didn't have a ton of time to cook food I prepped everything last night and we made a yummy risoto-style peppered chicken (super cheesy, creamy, green and red pepper, rice dish). It was delish! Maybe I'll post the recipe. It kind of looked like vomit though, but we got over it. We also had Wintergreen salad--the one with fruit that mom always made! My favorite!! And, we had bread with dipping oil, graham crackers, and celery with peanut butter. It was a grand meal.
After we ate, there was some dancing to Disney songs on the porch, some hanging out, and some chatting. Community night ended with a ridiculous story from Carrie. She has a few nieces and nephews and apparently tells them stories a lot. It was kind of creepy-weird how she told a 1/2 hour story about a magical dog, imaginary friends and fire-breathing (surprisingly kind-at-heart) dragons and we all listened intently! Oh, how recent college grads don't use their imagination enough. I was captivated--not necessarily by the quality of the story--don't get me wrong, I'd listen to adventures about Max and Princess Jane all day--but at her ability to story tell. I took mental notes. And. I. Can. Hardly. Wait. Until. Thérèse is old enough to appreciate my newly acquired story telling skills. It's going to be awesome!
Tomorrow we have an all day staff discernment day to pick student leaders for next year. It should be interesting. The only sad thing is that we didn't work at all this afternoon and we won't work tomorrow. (I mean we're actually working; just not doing the things I need to get done.) And, this weekend is our Koinonia retreat. I have a ton to do--so I'm going in before prayer tomorrow to hopefully get the booklet for the retreatants finished and sent it to be printed so we can have it by Friday. I also need to do a lot of arranging rides and finding cars/drivers for the retreat. So, pray for me! St. Ignatius of Loyola is the patron of this retreat (called SPK9), so ask for his intercession!
Have a lovely night ya'll!
Then we headed back to campus for community night. The FOCUS women, my friend Abby, and Sarah, the EC missionary who comes to our community night, were coming over tonight. Because we didn't have a ton of time to cook food I prepped everything last night and we made a yummy risoto-style peppered chicken (super cheesy, creamy, green and red pepper, rice dish). It was delish! Maybe I'll post the recipe. It kind of looked like vomit though, but we got over it. We also had Wintergreen salad--the one with fruit that mom always made! My favorite!! And, we had bread with dipping oil, graham crackers, and celery with peanut butter. It was a grand meal.
After we ate, there was some dancing to Disney songs on the porch, some hanging out, and some chatting. Community night ended with a ridiculous story from Carrie. She has a few nieces and nephews and apparently tells them stories a lot. It was kind of creepy-weird how she told a 1/2 hour story about a magical dog, imaginary friends and fire-breathing (surprisingly kind-at-heart) dragons and we all listened intently! Oh, how recent college grads don't use their imagination enough. I was captivated--not necessarily by the quality of the story--don't get me wrong, I'd listen to adventures about Max and Princess Jane all day--but at her ability to story tell. I took mental notes. And. I. Can. Hardly. Wait. Until. Thérèse is old enough to appreciate my newly acquired story telling skills. It's going to be awesome!
Tomorrow we have an all day staff discernment day to pick student leaders for next year. It should be interesting. The only sad thing is that we didn't work at all this afternoon and we won't work tomorrow. (I mean we're actually working; just not doing the things I need to get done.) And, this weekend is our Koinonia retreat. I have a ton to do--so I'm going in before prayer tomorrow to hopefully get the booklet for the retreatants finished and sent it to be printed so we can have it by Friday. I also need to do a lot of arranging rides and finding cars/drivers for the retreat. So, pray for me! St. Ignatius of Loyola is the patron of this retreat (called SPK9), so ask for his intercession!
Have a lovely night ya'll!
Sunday, March 18, 2012
I feel like Emma's going to quit posting...
At least this week while she's home with the Bessie and Jobobo! But, I understand. Let's be real, I probably won't be posting much during my spring break! :) So, let's call it even!
Saturday, March 17, 2012
I'm just so excited!
I don't care if I'm on the fail boat as long as it's taking me towards central Wisconsin!
Also, Libby and I are "hanging out" today. Currently, I'm in her living room on the computer and she's getting dressed/blow drying her hair/not hanging out with me. How rude.
Anway, sorry for riding the fail train again, Em.
Last night I went to a bonfire at picnic point...it was great. I went with the people who went on the Kansas City service trip over Christmas Break (no, I didn't go on that trip, but I like the people who did). Then, we went to my friend Ann Marie's house and watched She's the Man. And by watched I mean we didn't put it in until after 11pm and I moved immediately to the floor and slept through almost all of it. I don't know how these college kids stay up so late!
Well, over and out, hopefully Libby's ready to play! We don't know what we're doing today but do know it includes buying baby Jobie some things he doesn't need--cause we can't remember if there are things he does need! :)
Also, Libby and I are "hanging out" today. Currently, I'm in her living room on the computer and she's getting dressed/blow drying her hair/not hanging out with me. How rude.
Anway, sorry for riding the fail train again, Em.
Last night I went to a bonfire at picnic point...it was great. I went with the people who went on the Kansas City service trip over Christmas Break (no, I didn't go on that trip, but I like the people who did). Then, we went to my friend Ann Marie's house and watched She's the Man. And by watched I mean we didn't put it in until after 11pm and I moved immediately to the floor and slept through almost all of it. I don't know how these college kids stay up so late!
Well, over and out, hopefully Libby's ready to play! We don't know what we're doing today but do know it includes buying baby Jobie some things he doesn't need--cause we can't remember if there are things he does need! :)
Thursday, March 15, 2012
And the Answer is....!
No! Jane didn't get burned! I tricked you all though because I'm sure you thought I did. :) I got to be outside for a little bit again today.
So, every-other-Thursday we have staff lunch (which I don't have to cook (yay!)) and after we eat we move our chairs to the side and sit in a circle. Father usually talks for a while, puts someone on the hotseat and asks them questions, or something like that. Well, today he said, let's all go and watch the Badger Game. So, instead of sitting around talking, we went to a bar, at 1:30 on a workday and drank beer and watched basketball, with a priest--actually 2 priests!
After that, Carrie, Erin and I (they're both FOCUS mishes) went and napped/prayed a Rosary in the sunshine and grass. It was lovely. Then I cooked chicken gyros (with Hospitality Team) with homemade cucumber sauce and they were delicious. Newman Dinner starts at 6 and ends at 7 so everyone can go to Alpha Omega (the large group program). Usually we're done cleaning at like 8ish. Tonight, we were done at 7:04.
I decided I wanted to sneak home quick so I can read and relax tonight. And, if I wait until Alpha O is done, someone will convince me to go do something else. So, I'm outta hear....shhh, don't tell anyone where I went! :)
So, every-other-Thursday we have staff lunch (which I don't have to cook (yay!)) and after we eat we move our chairs to the side and sit in a circle. Father usually talks for a while, puts someone on the hotseat and asks them questions, or something like that. Well, today he said, let's all go and watch the Badger Game. So, instead of sitting around talking, we went to a bar, at 1:30 on a workday and drank beer and watched basketball, with a priest--actually 2 priests!
After that, Carrie, Erin and I (they're both FOCUS mishes) went and napped/prayed a Rosary in the sunshine and grass. It was lovely. Then I cooked chicken gyros (with Hospitality Team) with homemade cucumber sauce and they were delicious. Newman Dinner starts at 6 and ends at 7 so everyone can go to Alpha Omega (the large group program). Usually we're done cleaning at like 8ish. Tonight, we were done at 7:04.
I decided I wanted to sneak home quick so I can read and relax tonight. And, if I wait until Alpha O is done, someone will convince me to go do something else. So, I'm outta hear....shhh, don't tell anyone where I went! :)
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
A quiz....
The weather was super nice here today. The high was 78 degrees. Sunshine. Love all around. There were people everywhere. Where did these people come from?
1) There were about 2,000 tourists in Madison today.
2) All the prisons accidentally let everyone out.
Those are the only two logical explanations...
Anyway, I'm postponing praying the St. Joseph Novena for a couple minutes to post this because otherwise the blog police (Emma) will be after me if I post after midnight.
But....get ready....here's the quiz:
The weather was nearly 80 degrees and sunny. Jane got to enjoy the weather by moving some meetings outside and eating lunch with a friend outside. Did Jane get sunburned? Yes or no?
1) There were about 2,000 tourists in Madison today.
2) All the prisons accidentally let everyone out.
Those are the only two logical explanations...
Anyway, I'm postponing praying the St. Joseph Novena for a couple minutes to post this because otherwise the blog police (Emma) will be after me if I post after midnight.
But....get ready....here's the quiz:
The weather was nearly 80 degrees and sunny. Jane got to enjoy the weather by moving some meetings outside and eating lunch with a friend outside. Did Jane get sunburned? Yes or no?
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Why working at a Catholic Church is great...
1) Jesus is in the building
2) Your day starts with mandatory prayer
3) There's people checking in on you to make sure you're being good
4) The gentlemen you work with give you flowers on National Women's Day, and just randomly come to community night to give you real (and origami) flowers
5) When you leave town for a funeral, you return to find a card, flowers and chocolate on your desk
6) Most of the people you work with are nice
7) I get paid to do things like read the Bible and go out for coffee with people
I don't know...It's a lame and totally uncomprehensive list...but I fall asleep in morning prayer nearly every day so I need to go to bed now so I can get some sleep!
Also, high of 77 degrees tomorrow. what. the. heck. !
2) Your day starts with mandatory prayer
3) There's people checking in on you to make sure you're being good
4) The gentlemen you work with give you flowers on National Women's Day, and just randomly come to community night to give you real (and origami) flowers
5) When you leave town for a funeral, you return to find a card, flowers and chocolate on your desk
6) Most of the people you work with are nice
7) I get paid to do things like read the Bible and go out for coffee with people
I don't know...It's a lame and totally uncomprehensive list...but I fall asleep in morning prayer nearly every day so I need to go to bed now so I can get some sleep!
Also, high of 77 degrees tomorrow. what. the. heck. !
Monday, March 12, 2012
Fail Boat...Population Zero
I don't know why I'm on the (sinking) fail boat, Emma. The only day I missed in a while was Saturday which I said I was going to miss before I even missed it.
As far as the retreat. Awesome. There were lots of talks. They were each an hour, I think. There were some before lunch, some after lunch and then more after Adoration. I guess I'm not doing a great job explaining it. But, IT WAS THE BEST RETREAT I'VE EVER BEEN TO!!
Weird, I feel like I've read most of that paragraph before, oh well. But the retreat was wonderful. Hopefully I'll post more on it later. Tomorrow I'm going to the URW (United Religious Workers) meeting over lunch. Someone from the university is coming to talk about how we can get our religious student orgs more involved on campus and get our name out. It should be great!
Peace, love, happiness.
As far as the retreat. Awesome. There were lots of talks. They were each an hour, I think. There were some before lunch, some after lunch and then more after Adoration. I guess I'm not doing a great job explaining it. But, IT WAS THE BEST RETREAT I'VE EVER BEEN TO!!
Weird, I feel like I've read most of that paragraph before, oh well. But the retreat was wonderful. Hopefully I'll post more on it later. Tomorrow I'm going to the URW (United Religious Workers) meeting over lunch. Someone from the university is coming to talk about how we can get our religious student orgs more involved on campus and get our name out. It should be great!
Peace, love, happiness.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Friday, March 9, 2012
To be fair...
...We never claimed that we weren't using these blogs just for pictures of the Besie. :) And, I posted twice today to make up for the one I will miss tomorrow! :) Don't forget to read my last post, it had more substance than this one! :)
Spiritual Bootcamp
Today I'm headed to Dubuque, IA for a Spiritual Bootcamp.
It's a 3 day retreat led by two FOCUS staff on various FOCUS campuses. This one happens to be on Loras's campus. They had extra spots so everyone in the region was told to invite their students until spots filled up. Unfortunately for everyone in the region (except Madison) Dubuque is in the middle of no where; so no one signed up from other campuses. But, two missionaries from Madison, Carrie and Erin, are on the prayer team. And, my friend Taylor (also a missionary here) is going to go.
I'm super excited! There are 8 talks...here's the topics, if you are interested:
#1 Pope Benedict XVI's Writings
#2 Who is the Holy Spirit?
#3 God's Love for Us
#4 Spiritual Warfare
#5 Healing
#6 Spiritual Gifts
It's a 3 day retreat led by two FOCUS staff on various FOCUS campuses. This one happens to be on Loras's campus. They had extra spots so everyone in the region was told to invite their students until spots filled up. Unfortunately for everyone in the region (except Madison) Dubuque is in the middle of no where; so no one signed up from other campuses. But, two missionaries from Madison, Carrie and Erin, are on the prayer team. And, my friend Taylor (also a missionary here) is going to go.
I'm super excited! There are 8 talks...here's the topics, if you are interested:
#1 Pope Benedict XVI's Writings
#2 Who is the Holy Spirit?
#3 God's Love for Us
#4 Spiritual Warfare
#5 Healing
#6 Spiritual Gifts
#7 Identifying & Developing Your Spiritual Gift
#8 5 Minute Prayer Ministry and Intercessory Prayer
I mean the first talk is on Papa Benie's writings...how could a retreat that starts off like that be anything but AWESOME!? Also, Lisa went on this at the beginning of the year and loved it and is very excited for me to go on it...I'm excited also!
So, no posts for Saturday, unless I post something ahead of time!
Thursday, March 8, 2012
I was thinking....
Mom (and dad) shouldn't just be able to read our posts. They should have to have a blog too.
What does the audience think? Any blog name suggestions? I'm sure dad could think of something witty...
Here's my thoughts:
dedamema.blogspot.com
mema.blogspot.com
opaundoma.blogspot.com
janeismyfavorite.blogspot.com
theresesgrandparents.blogspot.com
ispoilmygrandkids.blogspot.com
ihavethecutestgrandkids.blogspot.com
What does the audience think? Any blog name suggestions? I'm sure dad could think of something witty...
Here's my thoughts:
dedamema.blogspot.com
mema.blogspot.com
opaundoma.blogspot.com
janeismyfavorite.blogspot.com
theresesgrandparents.blogspot.com
ispoilmygrandkids.blogspot.com
ihavethecutestgrandkids.blogspot.com
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
St. Felicity, pray for us...It's my name day!
Sts. Felicity and Perpetua, pray for us!
Felicity and Perpetua, pray for an increase of purity in America especially on Madison's campus. And, since you are the patrons of expectant mothers, pray for Maggie!
And, Felicity, since you're my Confirmation Saint, pray for me!
:)
(Revocatus, Saturus, and Saturninus, pray for us as well--these are the guys that got martyred along with Felicity and Perpetua.)
If you don't know their story, check it out here!
Lisa's gone! :(
Lisa's visit was wonderful! We didn't do a whole lot out of the ordinary. She just worked when I worked--but we went out for breakfast, out for lunch, had to treck to move her car, etc. So, let's be real not much work was done! :) Which was great! Also, this happened to be one of my slowest weeks of the year, so great! We had slumbies in the living room Monday and Tuesday night!
When she was working, she was trying her fundraising. She can't go back to campus until she get's her fundraising up. So, if you know of anyone who wants to donate to her (cough, do the Epic employees reading this blog need someone to tithe to?) ;)
Okay, have a lovely Wednesday!
When she was working, she was trying her fundraising. She can't go back to campus until she get's her fundraising up. So, if you know of anyone who wants to donate to her (cough, do the Epic employees reading this blog need someone to tithe to?) ;)
Okay, have a lovely Wednesday!
Monday, March 5, 2012
A Visitor!!!
LISA IS HERE FOR A COUPLE DAYS!!! Ball State is on their spring break so she stopped by Madison for a few days. Today she came to intern formation, we got lunch, did some work... Then, we met Jake out at a local bar and he bought us a drink so he could catch up with Lisa. After that we found a place to park her car and got some groceries. Maddie came over for supper and we made a delicious meal and then hung out!
More on Lisa's visit later...
More on Lisa's visit later...
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Cleaning the kitchen...again
Today I spent a solid 6 hours cleaning Newman Kitchen at St. Paul's. What was the highlight of that, you ask? Well there were two.
- I dumped some warm water on my pants (it was an accident). What was this great? It look--and felt a little--like I peed my pants...haha....so awk!
- I put a five-gallon bucket in the dishwasher (an industrial/cafeteria dishwasher). It was a little tricky getting it in, but I made it fit. Then, when the dishwasher finished cleaning, I couldn't get the dishwasher open. I yanked and pulled and it wasn't budging. I finally got it opened like an inch and half--just enough to see that the dishwasher tray had tipped a little. Of course I tried sticking my hand in to tip the tray the other way. Everything was quite, quite, quite hot. I finally grabbed an oven mitt to try and stick my hand in the dishwasher...no dice. Finally, when at the point of tears I gave it a rest and asked for Mary and St. Jude's help. Who would have thought, everything worked out great and I got the dishwasher open!
So, if you ever learn anything from me or this blog, know that 5-gallon buckets don't fit very well in industrial dishwashers!
Now, I'm relaxing, eating some lasagna a friend made my roommates and me, and watching "Too Cute: kittens"...okay, I'm turning the TV off...too. many. kittens.
Tomorrow is our Student Leadership Banquet to thank this years student leaders and get everyone to sign up for what they want to do next year! It should be fun!!! More details later! :)
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