So. Much. Exhaustion.

 I just had/am having the weirdest night ever.

It began on a dinner cruise with another group of kids from a high school in Delaware. That in itself wasn't too strange, but comforting Brittney in the bathroom for a long time threw me off a little. She was just having a terrible day of life and apparently I seem to be the person who offers the least judgement. A random guy from the other group saw she was upset and walked up to her wearing mustache glasses, introduced himself, and stated that she is a very attractive female, which made her night. I also listened to girls vent about the terrible guys formerly in their life, went swimming at the pool, played the game where you move the Oreo down your face, and sat on the floor of a room talking to Reeves, Ben, Jessica and a few others about random stuff in life. After a few days with increasingly high strung people, the chillness of that room was refreshing. Everybody was so emotionally stable and relaxed. These trips get pretty mentally taxing after a few days.

Also, inspired by Reeves, I will from now on carry a small notebook around with me to capture random notes throughout my life.
Love,
-J-

"This is the definition of a choir meltdown."

Insert my roommates and four other people jumping and dancing on beds to Disney music and ABBA. We all cracked at the same time I guess.

I got some really cool pictures today at the MIT museum. 
Love,
-J-

First day Boston musings

We made it to Boston after a 8 hour drive; it's not actually that bad. When, you know, you have people to debate with over fictional characters, sing songs with, mooch food from, etc. Boston has really awesome architecture, I can give it that (even the church of Scientology has a really fantastic cathedral thing.) It's like, supersized, classy uptown of my city.

In the evening, for supper we went to The Cheesecake Factory, which had the strangest decor I have ever seen. It looked like ancient Egypt and Easter's love child displayed on ridiculous pillars. We got to go shopping for a while afterwards, which was fairly uneventful, until I saw a bunch of choir people on the lawn. They were playing Kung-fu with random people they met at the mall from a choir from New Jersey. On the lawn of a shopping mall. I am pleased to say that I won the entire, twenty person game of Kung-fu and made Canada proud.

After we went to an improv show. The venue was sketchy but they were controlling the lighting from an imac, so artistic sketchy, not dirty sketchy. We took up about two thirds of the venue. Some the improv show was better than other parts, but it was totally worth going to.


When we got back to the hotel, there was a small episode where several of us decided to run outside at like 10:30pm and one kid left his shoes (Kaelan, your boyfriend forgot his shoes while running across Boston . . . )

The reason I'm currently awake because Tatyana set an alarm on her ipod and forgot about the time change.
Love,
-J-

Instagram.

Guys, I can officially be artistic now; there's instagram for android.

I'll try to use it in Boston: my username is Juli7anne. The seven is silent, if you were wondering.

Now commence overusing the heck out of this app, all in the name of irony. Like how the music kids at my school ironically overuse YOLO because the gym kids started saying it.

I probably won't post until I get back. *waves bye for five days*
Love,
-J-