Harold & Kumar, Urban Outifitters, Bye Sara, Then Bye Vanessa

Yesterday was...eventful. Very. So eventful...it might be embarrassing. Let's see...okay, I really only expected to go see Harold & Kumar Go To White Castle with Mary yesterday, so everything that happened afterwards was just a surprise. The movie was awesome. I really didn't expect it to be because I thought it would be one of those guy movies, you know the ones with the boob shots at every imaginable angle, but no, it wasn't really like that. I t wasn't profound or intellectual either, but it was funny and good. I liked it. So anyway, after that, Mary and Marissa and I went to get a present for Loan's birthday on Friday. And we got her that, but I won't tell you what it is, because well, that's for us to know and you to find out, at least until Friday. So that pretty much wiped me out of all my damn cash. But what happened after did not entail cash anyways. I got home and my parents were running numbers since I'm going to college in a little more than two weeks. But I left with Alex, Maureen, and Jackie to go say goodbye to Sara, who left this morning. But we couldn't say goodbye, and decided that we would come back in the morning. After that, to my surprise, we went to a party. And you know people, never let me get shit-faced drunk, because it is not fun. Not fun at all to not remember everything when you wake up or when you wake up, you taste grossness in your mouth. Anyway, I think I had fun though. I keep hearing stuff that I don't remember, but its hilrarous. Maybe I'll tell you about it. And if you're my prima, then I definitely have to tell you about it. Oh man, so this morning I woke up without my glasses because I lost them somewhere, and I went with Maureen to say goodbye to Sara. Man, two more months until we see her gain. She's a very rocking person.

When I got home, after a lot of feeling sick, I finally went back to sleep, and then I had to prentend to be okay, so my mom is making us clean up the house because the house is getting appraised. Man...so next time we do this, I know where my limits are and I don't think I'll be doing this for a while.

Peace out kids. Play it safe. For real.