bang, zoom, to... hell.

i guess it wasn't THAT bad, but it wasn't like i was expecting it to be. i'm just glad that it's over.

high points of the state science and engineering fair:
1. gaston! i met someone named gaston! ("as a specimen, yes, i'm intimidating!")
2. refriending.
3. pony boy.
4. kid falling flat on his face on stage.

low points:
1. loud and obnoxious middle schoolers.
2. freezing buildings and establishments. all of them. even the bus. not cool. not literally.
3. dropping my bag directly on my foot last night in a frantic hurry to get to bed (i guess that was after-the-fact, but i still wanted to mention it to elict pity and avoid explaining the bruise that will no doubt cover my entire foot.).

i guess that about sums it up.

oh, and i won fourth place in my category. i was pleasantly surprised.

today marks the last twelve-hour sale of my retail career. no nostalgic reflections to add. after i get off of work at 10:30 or so, i'm going to see my friend and his band play their first show.

to my sister: congratulations on the million interviews you have. good luck, and i know you will be accepted at many schools.

to everyone in chorus: i'm really sad about missing spectrum. i heard from everyone that went that it was great. good job, guys!

to everyone who kept calling me these past four days: thank you. i mean it. sorry i was boring, but i really apprectiated it. kept me sane amongst the penetrating sounds of ringtones being changed every three seconds.

to everyone not included in the above: some people call me maurrrice. wao, wao.

end scene.