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Last Night


Dear Readers,

Now, the title refers to both last night as the night before today and as the name of the event I attended at the high school after graduation yesterday. Let me tell you, it was not what I expected.

I am certainly my friends were there, or it would have been no fun whatsoever. Yes, there was a mechanical bull that I rode for about three seconds. There was a cash cube that most people came out of with about two dollars. Mini Golf? Pretty lame, I must say.

Yet the biggest let down of the night was the "Let's make a deal" game. There were supposedly twelve Apple Products to win as the big prizes of the night, but they were all a play on words. Laura got an I-Pad. Or should I say 'eye-pad.' it was a binder with a bunch of eyes glued on the front. Although, Julia did get some speakers for her ipod.

Thank goodness for my friends that were there. They had a bunch of laughs with me and we had races on the big blow up toys. And sorry, I beat my best friend in the gladiator blow up toy. I was knocked off my stoop once, but I knocked her off several times before that.

Lesson learned? Make sure your friends come with you to events that may or may not be lame.

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