More People, Less Noise

I forgot to mention yesterday that the marching band was awesome. For one song during halftime they made the shape of a margaurita and for another song all the winds put down their intruments and danced. It was hot.

This afternoon I went to the poster sale in the Union, but it was packed so I left. Then I went back later and got a postcard of guys eating lunch on a steel beam and a poster called "Plaza After the Rain" painted by Cornoyer. It's kind of in the style of Monet I think. I like it. They had Johnny Depp posters too, but I was able to refrain.

If you type "later" wrong, it might come out as "alter" which is kind of German.

We had a hall meeting today for the guys' and girls' halls from 5 Bush. I knew a couple of the guys and I had met one of the girls (Ellie) beforehand. She was in one of Steph's classes last year. Her roommate looks a lot like my cousin, Katie Bragg, but I didn't tell her that.

At the football game, the guy to my right (Mike) had the brightest dark blue eyes I have ever seen.

A perk of being at the very butt-end of the hall is that not many people go by the room and so it is more quiet. A disadvantage of being at the very butt-end of the hall is that not many people go by the room and so there are less chances of people just randomly stopping in. Another disadvanage is that it's a long walk to the bathroom, but that could also be an advantage depending on how smelly the bathrooms get.

My computer is being slow, but I can't tell if it is slower than usual.
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Something odd is going on outside my window.

This is one of the views from my window. The view is considerably better than last year. I can see the score from here.