Lol, it is terrible that the one part of o-week I have been looking forward to most has been the pool party. And it did not dissapoint :) I secured my blow up dohnut and floated the afternoon away hehehe…
In other o-week news, I joined so many uni groups that I can't recall them all exactly and will have to sort through the pile of paperwork I have to remember. All part of my new plan to be social! (Which is already becoming a little daunting, all I wanted to do today was curl up with a good book, but I persisted!!!)
Lets see… what else do I remember? Hmmm, photography club - check!… No idea what they do as of yet but I'm in. I believe there was Greek society, which I joined upon the basis of their free food at parties (say what you want about the Greeks but you won't find me passing up their food). There was a mechanical bull (I beat a few guys but was told later in the day that its cheating of you pole dance... unfair afvantage or something) and a JUMPING CASTLE!!! (PS how DO kids manage to jump on those things for hours??? 5 minutes and I needed a time out)
I may or may not have I got caught up in a debate with a leader in the on campus socialist group… not that I had a clue what I was saying but to be fair he wasn't making his point very well either… I believe I may recall telling him something along the lines of "For your future reference you really need to work on your recruiting spiel, because if I didn't already half believe in some of the things you were saying here you would have just completely alienated me and you're not really fulfilling your goal if all you ever do is preach to the choir"… oops… was that a bit harsh? He was just SO fundamentalist, so idealistic and had no concept of the complexities involved in his utopian proposal…. anyway, I could rant for hours about what he said (not that I agree or disagree on all accounts I just wish he had put more thought into his views rather than spitting what seemed to be other peoples gospel right back at me)… but I should really just leave it there. I bought their $4 magazine, I'll read it and weigh up the effort required to go back for round two later.
On a happier note there was a quidditch game by the lake… lol :D and… (oh god I cannot believe I am going to admit this…) I kind-of, sort-of might have… put my name down for competitive cheerleading tryouts.
*cough cough* What?! I thought it would be fun to get back into the acrobatic side of things (and OKAY, maybe I thought the uniform was cute)… but alas, I read the info they emailed and the time commitment is unfortunately out of my league. Will have to find another way to achieve the same result. *ehem… :S*
As I said, there was more but it was a long day and the details got lost after I finally got to class.
Here's to seeing what happens for the rest of the week. ;-)
Much love,
D.
Darcy it has been too long. We need more photos please
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