Lots and lots to talk about. Not much time to say it all. A few interesting facts about my trip so far...we went to Pisa--did you know there are two other buildings by the leaning tower that are as, if not more, impressive? I also bought a nice leather wallet. I wish I could have come to TMS to see you all and sit in the dining hall and drink some tea. Sadly, I get to enjoy the wonderous wonders of Italia instead. PS. It's freyeday freyeday fried egg......

Day 84 (written day 86)
Friday?
Well... uh... I did work on my project in Spanish, and got a good reading done in History. In English Taylor and I both thought Tina in the story was an adult with problems when they first mentioned her, to Rachel's mirth. Jack read the part of my journal talking about Hazel. It drew stares.
The rest of the day... in wood crew we practiced a song and processed a lot of wood. The bugs were diminished today. It was a nice finish.
In other classes... things. Dunno. The activity was a step-into-the-circle-fun-time about going home and alcohol. It moved to the hay loft, with cookies. It was a nice enough discussion; at the end people started crying. I received applause (that word looks a lot like applesauce) for saying that the semester of spring 2010 won't end until we're all dead. Yea, fun things. I was leaning against Adrija for the entirety of the conversation.
Walking down with Yo-Yo went well, until I missed a step at the end and rolled my ankle in. I limped on it for a bit, then Adrija dragged me to Miles in a cart. David took a while getting ice, on Kit's orders. It hurt, but not in a burning way. There was a nice purple welt, bigger than my ankle. That was the fun for the day.
I couldn't sleep, so I read Equal Rites and the Color of Magic until the A.M. I did have a dream about trying to play Fireflies on RB drums, but the chart was all flams in rapid succession. There was no bass, orange was the square (it was a square, not rectangle) in the middle; blue was to its left.