Well, I’m back from Williamsburg! It was pretty cool, except for it raining and being too cold. My favorite parts were talking to the “planter” on horseback, meeting the weird 20-year-old colonial Indian guy with Erica and Julie, and going on the carriage ride, hehe. Draft horses rock! And going to the candy store that I would’ve bought all of if I could Man, the caramel candy apples they had there were so good — I was like, omg. Haha. I also got a half pound of licorice (which I love), but got sick of ’cause I ate it too fast, lol — but I still like it! I also posed with a few of the soldier guys there, which was funny. It was funny watching them march around in their little colonial suits Especially when one of the guys’ hats blew off and they had to break formation or whatever to get it back — I was cracking up! And dayam, the cannons they had back there were LOUD! They were doing a little demonstration thing and all of a sudden, BOOM, my ears felt like exploding. Geez, how did they not lose their hearing? But oh well … I guess they’re used to it *shrugs* Anyway … *thinks* … Brad needs to get on! I gotta tell him what Dad said about Friday and semi. Hmm … *thinks more* … well I’m gonna go now and surf aimlessly, so ttyl!

I am now officially in love with the William & Mary bookstore. I dunno why, but Sierra had to practically drag me outta there! I couldn’t decide between 2 CDs … I wanted to get a journal and frappuccino but didn’t have time … and wanted to steal one of the free CDs from a $9 (WTF?) import magazine (’cause it had Linkin Park on it!) but didn’t have the guts. Oh well — I guess you could say I have a newfound respect for Barnes & Noble!