Well audience the British are coming. They actually arrived
last night and will be here until Saturday. Time to explain who
"they" are. Scott (my English friend) told all of us about a week ago
that he'd be hosting three of his friends for a few days. Everyone was down for
that, British guys tend to be fun. Turns out three was actually four. I felt
for Scott since he was sharing his St Nicolas living space (otherwise known as
a closet) with four guys. They weren't short either. All of them were awesome
though. Them is Jay, Wigley, Jake, and Bennett. Them be crazy.
I woke up this morning/afternoon with a happy hangover. The
actual hangover sucked (I was a slow slow snail who enjoyed bumping into walls)
but I was happy at the same time. A decent group of us went out to Bar &
Billards (a popular pub) last night and met up with almost all of the other
international students. I won't lie, I did drink more than anticipated. Really
all that caused was for me to constantly hug all of my friends and declare how
much I loved my "husband" Jessy. I didn't even know he was going to
be there. When I saw him Jessy picked me up and swung me around. What are gay
bestfriends for?
The night was fantastic just everyone jeering and being well
together. Eventually we left for St Nicolas and somewhat split between us. We
all rejoined one another at the end in Scott's room. That has to be one of my
favorite things to do with friends; just sit around together laughing and
swapping stories while music plays. It is just so wonderful to me. Mellow,
plain and simple. I went to bed at the nice late hour of five in the morning
and thanked myself for not having Friday classes. Thank you so much MareBear.
Most of the day was spent sleeping and drinking my weight in
water. By the afternoon I went around to Kate's room to see how she was doing.
She also was sporting a wicked hangover that was worse than my own. Ah the woes
of college life. I am going to miss this in a few years. After all when one has
a job it's best not to be poorly simply from partying with friends.
Kate and I braved leaving our little closet rooms for some
fresh air and food. I really don't like to eat when I'm hungover. It's the
opposite for Kate but then again I'm used to a liquid diet of water while
farming Loopers in the sky or hunting Falmer in dwarven mines. Props to anybody
who knows both of those video game references.
I did eat. It was Subway. I only ate half though. Honestly
it's shameful how small my stomach has become when I can't even finish a
footlong and a bag of chips. I counted my losses and followed Kate to the
supermarket for a top up on soda and some munchable food. Just as we were about
to enter who should we run into? Five very hungover British dudes. Ah it's good
knowing that they struggled to face the day too. Misery and company. We
awkwardly shared a few words before splitting. Hangovers don’t increase
attentiveness. Kate and I grabbed our cokes and some other bits before slowly
returning to the dorm.
Once home I felt better. We knocked on Jaimie's door and all
of three of us watched Pride and Prejudice together. I felt even better. Kate
and I decided to then dig into food while Jane and Mr. Bingley shared a danced
together. I ignored the chips that I had bought and dug straight for my stash
of carrots and lettuce. I felt a good 40% better after finishing off those
veggies. Nothing like real food to bounce back. I ate my salad and proceeded to
start pregaming. Again, the woes of college life.
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