WEEKEND MADNESS.
So I think I have no life and spend all my days holed up in my room studying. Then this weekend, Halloween pumpkin carving (aaah doesn't really count as a valid commitment but Halloween is an American thing so I must learn to carve pumpkins!) crash-course, CAPS lecture (the DEAN of BEIDA is speaking!!!), Cornell ice-hockey game (a non-issue since I never get up early enough to grab tickets), a Walmart-discovery-trip (whee!), TA office hours, Into the Streets (some community service thing), The Legend of Zorro (screening at Ithaca's only cinema), Western Equestrian horse show (uhhhh I never make enough practice) - and they overlap like crazy. This is crazy.
Note to self - GOVT 181 memo, FRROM 121 quiz, ECON 313 problem sets, GOVT 181 paper AND MIDTERMS NEXT WEEK OH BOY.
/edit
Credits: I stole this from Cheewei!
Presenting to you two-thirds of our factory outlet haul from Wrentham, Massachusetts:
Brands include Timberland, Guess, United Colors of Benetton, Roxy, Quiksilver, Liz Clairborne, Aeropostale, Birkenstock, Burberry, Saks, Polo Ralph Lauren, Adidas, Nike, Puma, Levi's, Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss, Nautica, Tommy Hilfiger, and the list goes on. Hate us, but we're going to take on Woodbury come Thanksgiving :D
Salem, MA is one of the most overstated places I know. We got lost like a million times on the way from Harvard Square, which made us so badly just wanna forget the museum tour and walk into like these haunted houses that were open for Halloween season. Everyone dresses up in Salem. There's a psychic's shop every 3 blocks. There's a whole street decked out like a horror-house-alley. There are 23897329487 freakin' witch museums in Salem, and a couple of real witches. Then there are street acts like (above), who stare around in a trancelike state before snapping their attention to you suddenly and whispering conspiratorially -
Do I smell a Muggle around here somewhere?
Okay I need to get back to studying French.
