Just a typical Tuesday

Aloha! Its approximately 4pm and I'm sittin fourth back from the front in my Health 465 Nutrition class. Can't concentrate. This is not good considering is only the 2nd week of classes, but everything Alice is going through on the slides is stuff i've learned a million times before. Haha probably fail the assessment if we were tested on it right now, but then again this nice little lady sittin in the front of the class won't do that to us~ Shes way too nice, and not to mention pregnant. This past weekend was fun finally, finally! And had off work Sunday so I hung out at the beach all day paying visits to my friends and skating/biking down to the south end to catch the sunset with my old room mates! Also the weather here has been MINT!! For all my Americans that read this, mint is defined as a "perfect" condition of some sort in the kiwi slang. School is school! All of my classes (papers) seem to be fine, other than my stupid 355: sport and physical activity measurement class, which is a repeat of the health statistics course with the addition of the 8am time frame and an ANAL professor that wrote our textbook. haha. Do-able by all means though! No complaints! I'm stoked-as to get out of this class because I'm meeting up with Paul Himberger, one of my best friends from freshman year! I think I'm so interested in his life so much because it seems almost like a fairy tale to me. At least in my world. Anyways to make the story short, he met an adorable aussie named Daisy while she was over here studying abroad at UNCW and after he graduated he went to graduate school in Australia. Fast forward to this fall: I received a magnet announcing "SAVE the DATE: September yada yada yada... Oahu, Hawaii, the marriage of Paul and Daisy". I was so excited and shocked to have had the honor of being a guest! In Hawaii, now theres one place I haven't been before! Ah, well anyways hes in town at the moment and we are grabbing a quick dinner before I have work at 6! I love hearing peoples life stories! love it! Well I have lots more to spill here, but I better pay attention to these formulas!

Talofa (goodbye in Samoan)!