Happy Friday amigas, no amigos around these parts! This week flew by, but I am ready for a weekend for sure. Parental units are currently en route to Small Town, PA as my mom has her meetings and such. I am under strict orders to make sure my dad knows which diploma frame I want from the bookstore. Talk about torture. It is amazing to me how much they have really become more than parents these past few years. My mom and I were always close. She knows everything I have ever done. I literally cannot keep anything from her. One time BFF J and I were driving on the Marine Corps base near home and I got stopped for speeding. I was only issued a warning, so I decided that Mom and Dad probably didn't need to know. No more than half a second after walking in the house I had already spilled my guts. My Dad and I, however, were a complete other story. He was always a quiet, militant man who never showed much affection. He was never there for me emotionally growing up. But the best thing that ever happened to our relationship was me leaving for college. And over the past four years, he has truly become a friend to me. We spend time together just the two of us and my 16 year old self would have NEVER imagined that happening.
Just received the Calendar of Events for Commencement Weekend 2010. Frightening. Freshman hallmates and I decided we would all get together and pregame our 100 Nights Celebration next Friday. Epic. ***Side note... How many of you that are college grads purchased a college ring? I have one from high school but am not sure if I want a college one.***
Doing the unpacking I didn't do 2 weeks ago Cleaning my room before the parentals arrive while cranking the always amazing Lady Antebellum. Roomies and I were discussing last night whilst watching and drooling over John Mayer on Storytellers (except for the weird tunic he was wearing) that there aren't many CDs today where EVERY track is one you want to listen to. I am a chronic song changer, so for me to listen to a CD in its entirety, it must be a cold day in hell. But Lady Antebellum does not disappoint. Buy it/download it/acquire it any way you must, but you won't be sorry. Unless of course you don't like country music, in which case I feel a little bad for you. ;) Kidding... I was a strong hater of country for many many years until one night I flipped to CMT and the music video for These Days by Rascal Flatts was on. My world was immediately changed.
Have a wonderful weekend everyone! Stay warm! IT IS SO WINDY HERE!!