Prison Break & Steak

So if there's one thing you should know about it, it's that I'm relentlessly upbeat. For some reason, I don't let life get me down for than a few hours. And I think people are starting to take note of this, because lately, I've always had something to do or someplace to go whenever I've had free time.

Take, for example, this past Saturday. I woke up, had a solid breakfast, had an equally great workout, and went out to lunch with my friend Andrea. Good conversation and good sushi. A couple hours later, Josh, Jackie, and myself went to see Juno (I could have filled this sentence with alliteration, but I decided against it. Thank me later). After the movie, I met up with yet another friend in an attempt to go out and watch the MSU-Iowa game. Reno's was packed and the Hall of Fame Cafe had an hour-long waitlist, but instead of giving up, we went to the Union and watched the game there. Damn the Big Ten Network, and damn Iowa for making us look absolutely awful, but I still had a good time. It just comes down to being positive and making the most of any situation.

Today was a busier day than I would have liked, to be honest, but I know I'll sleep a lot better. I had three classes, stopped into the Into the Streets office (more on that later) for a bit, had another great workout, came home, went back out to campus for the Case Hall Government meeting (we need funding for our volunteer events, and they gave us $100!), and brought Amy over to watch Prison Break and my attempt at an amazing dinner. Prison Break was good; the steak/mashed potatoes/green beans meal could have been a bit better, but I'm not complaining; and best of all, I got a reaction out of Amy that will never be erased from this oddly large head of mine.



Advice for today? Start working out. Honestly, I've never felt better about myself and life in general. And prioritize. By God, prioritize. Create a schedule and stick to it, your life will be much, much easier.