It's the Weekend!

You can begin to tell when fall/winter is approaching, because classmates/roommates begin getting sick.  :(  The top floor of one dorm is already sick.  Yuck.  Not much happened over the weekend, but here are a few highlights.

Thursday:
On Thursday, Sara woke up not feeling well.  Hannah soon followed with a cold on Sunday morning. Later that night, Hannah and I went to the local grocery store across the street.  It felt really good to get out after studying for a couple hours straight.
It felt awesome not to have to stress about any homework due this week because it was all done!!

Friday:
Sara went home for the weekend.  I had no excuse not to accomplish all my work.

Saturday:
I love the weekends, not because I have no class, but because I can sleep late (9:30 ish.)  That afternoon, Hannah and I went out shopping.  We visited the local antique stores and a couple thrift shops.  At one store they had a Medieval dress handmade from the tabs of soda cans.  It said it weighed 8 pounds and the asking price was $1,500.  That dress was awesome!  After exploring for 2 hours, we began our walk home.  The trails nearby are gorgeously lined with lush trees.  I stayed up after midnight to finish Theology before hitting the pillow.

Sunday:
Usually the rails on the top bunks are pretty sturdy, but I have not been so successful with mine. Within the last three weeks I have knocked off the rail at least 4 times.  Two other times I have popped out the pegs.  The rail is secured by a metal peg which allows the rail to slip over it like the cap of a marker.  It seems that the peg is not wide enough to hold the rail.  I shall hunt down a wider peg this week.  Thankfully, I have not fallen out of bed yet, although there was a student who had previously fallen out of the top bunk.
The freshmen dance is approaching withing the next 2 weeks!  Tonight there was a dance class for swing.  I have never done swing before, but I loved it.
I finally finished all my ice cream cake.  It was delectable!
Sara is back and is feeling better!!  Yeah!

Here's a joke I found.
Student: "Would you punish me for something I didn't do?"
Teacher: "No, of course not."
Student: "Good, because I didn't do my homework."

Thankfully I don't have to worry, because after I finish reading the Iliad I don't have anymore homework due this week!!!!!