Well I have no more work to do for school. It's been a great four years that has gone by very fast, but that has been amazing. I am so thankful for the times that I have had and the great people I have come to know. So thanks to everyone who has helped me grow, learn, think, and love over the last four years; I have no regrets.
Ok, so enough of near sap and onto this weekend past. A bunch of us went out to the Rodeo in grand ol' Mesquite, TX. Even the Schmorg came out to watch a bunch of people play with bulls or drop calfs with their bare hands. Watching the Rodeo taught me two things. One: I still never want to go near a bull under any circumstances (yes, even to eat it, the meat is gamey). Two: little kids riding sheep is one of the best things on the planet. These 5 year olds would jump on the back of a small sheep and ride it until the animal flipped over from the high center of gravity, thus spilling both animal and child in a heap. The Rodeo was a fun cross-cultural experience and is worth going to again.
We went to see Bubbles a bit too. The new addition of a crazy kitten in his apartment made for an educational experience regarding kitty fitness and sleeping habits (or lack there of). We also got to meet with his awesome new "special friend"(sericously, who says that anymore?) Erin, who is hands down awesome person for her liking of Central Market. Anyway, this past weekend was a good way to end a good four years. So bring on the parents, cleaning, and numerous last minute activites, I'm ready!
Ok, so enough of near sap and onto this weekend past. A bunch of us went out to the Rodeo in grand ol' Mesquite, TX. Even the Schmorg came out to watch a bunch of people play with bulls or drop calfs with their bare hands. Watching the Rodeo taught me two things. One: I still never want to go near a bull under any circumstances (yes, even to eat it, the meat is gamey). Two: little kids riding sheep is one of the best things on the planet. These 5 year olds would jump on the back of a small sheep and ride it until the animal flipped over from the high center of gravity, thus spilling both animal and child in a heap. The Rodeo was a fun cross-cultural experience and is worth going to again.
We went to see Bubbles a bit too. The new addition of a crazy kitten in his apartment made for an educational experience regarding kitty fitness and sleeping habits (or lack there of). We also got to meet with his awesome new "special friend"(sericously, who says that anymore?) Erin, who is hands down awesome person for her liking of Central Market. Anyway, this past weekend was a good way to end a good four years. So bring on the parents, cleaning, and numerous last minute activites, I'm ready!
