Today’s the last day of Thanksgiving Break. It’s time to go back to Tucson…which means it’s time to start studying. I brought all my books up from Tucson because I thought I’d be able to get some work done. But, that definitely did not happen! Instead, I caught up on many hours of lost sleep and ate a lot of food!
Yesterday, my family and I almost spent 6 hours trying to find the perfect couch for our living room. It was so much craziness. Fortunately most of the croud had died down after the morning rush. So, shopping wasn’t too bad. We ended up finding a couch at a really reasonable price!
Today…I continued the shopping that I couldn’t finish yesterday. It was pretty fun because some of the deals were still there. For now, I think I am all shopped out.
It’s Black Friday today and I’m really excited to go shopping! There is no way that I could get up and go at 5 or 6 in the morning. Not only is it super early but everyone else is there and waiting in lines. I think I’ll wait a bit…I’d rather sleep a little more and pay a few extra bucks. I will probably end up going to the mall later because I can’t keep away!
Thanksgiving was amazing yesterday! I began my day after sleeping for 15 hours. I think I caught up on sleep for the past week or so. For the actual dinner, my family and I went over to one of my parents’ friend’s house. This was a lot of fun because all of my friends from elementary school also came. We ate a ton of food and I caught up with my friends!
This weekend is absolutely crazy. I’m sure this is the case with everyone! Editing and sifting through the business plan is really miserable. All the information is there, it’s just a matter of rewording and formatting. I can’t wait until the next two weeks are over!
I can’t believe the weekend is already here! This weekend will be relatively stress free since a really tough week just went by. Tomorrow, I will be traveling to Phoenix to spend some time with my friends that go to ASU. I’m really excited to go back up!
Also on a random note, I believe that the E. coli outbreak in spinach is absolutely absurd. Who would have ever thought that E. coli would start growing on spinach. As of September 22nd, there were 166 cases of individuals who have been affected. It’s really interesting that the spinach implicated in the outbreak was from three counties in California. They were Monterey, San Benito, and Santa Clara. The FDA has announced that spinach grown anywhere else in the US is okay to eat. After being vegetarian for almost 12 years and eating spinach frequently, it’s kind of strange that this outbreak happened all of a sudden. For those of you that eat spinach, just make sure that it wasn’t grown in either of those three counties!