Well, here I am. Procrastinating. That isn't really news; that's true. But still. Here I am.
I don't have school tomorrow; HOWEVER, I still have to wake up when my alarm goes off because I'm going on a college tour at Shenandoah University. It's not THAT far away, and I liked what I heard about it at the college fair in October; however, tomorrow is MONDAY. And it's a HOLIDAY. And I KNOW that is a BRILLIANT time to go on college tours, however much the tourist doesn't want to sacrifice his/ her free day to be there. But that doesn't really matter, does it? I'm probably going to be doing a lot of college tours over spring break, too. But more on that after this tour happens. And after the tours that I will undoubtedly be doing during spring break. But whatever.
The point is, I'm here, when I should be doing homework. And stuff.
In other news, the new youth minister was officially introduced in church today. She's really cool. She's obviously different from the other youth ministers that we've had in the past (due to the fact that she's not a white male), but I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. We'll just have to wait and find out. I don't think that it will be a horrid thing, though, because she seems to be cool with organizing and helping run stuff, which is really nice.
And I really hope she's willing to do lock-ins. And also play sardines during said lock-ins. Out of the three lock-ins that I have been to in my time in the youth group, we played Sardines all of once.
It made me very sad.
Well, that one game of Sardines was really fun. But the fact that it was only one game was very depressing.
And now I'm going to do homework.
Probably.
Unless I procrastinate some more.
Which I don't want to do.
P.S. HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALLISON!
(it's her birthday today. I know she doesn't read the blog; however, I'm saying it anyway).
