Homecoming Tailgate

On October 11th was our Homecoming weekend, therefore that meant tailgating!!! This was my first tailgate here at Georgetown or anywhere as a matter of fact. I went with Cynthia and Ashley...oddly enough we waited roughly 45 minutes to enter the tailgate because we had previously bough our ticket. Wait, here's the irony.....the non-preregistered line was NON-EXISTENT!!! Yes, you read it, non-existent. Rather people who had not taken their time to buy their tickets before got in first. It was okay though we spent the time chatting away about our weeks and classes. I however was not able to drink on Saturday because I had forgotten my ID at home. *sigH* not like it really mattered because all they had was Budweiser which I don't like at all. The food at the tailgate was delicious!! The burgers were amazing and so were the desserts. They had yummy Georgetown "G" shaped cookies with dark blue frosting. GO HOYAS! :) We got a Georgetown "G" basketball pin (which proudly sits on display on my book bag). I can't wait for this year's bastketball season to start. We jumped in an infatable moon bouncer, which required way too much energy. I still don't understand how children bounce in those for a long period withou exhausting themselves, much less I can't recall how I used to do it. Hehe. Overall the tailgate was a good and fun experience. We also saw our football team. We may not have the best football team in the world but I'm still proud of being a Hoya. We were shocked to learn that the team is composed of about roughly 60 players, we thought only 20 were on the team. Goes to show you how often we keep ourselves informed of the team.

Tonight is Midnight Madness. Our annual enormous pep rally for the start of the basketball season. I've heard that they've started to hand out wristbands to gain a spot in the gym. I'm not quite sure if I'll get a wristband, because I'll be in class until 5 and they start handing them out at 6:30. I'm pretty sure people will be camped out since early today. Nonetheless I will try. I'm also planning on going to a few games this season.

I've come to realize that I don't want senior year to end. I need it to slow down or even be a 5th year. HEhe. I'm just having such a great time with my friends. Senior year is hectic, I'm probably doing way too much for my own good but I'm okay with it. I figure I'll sleep when I'm dead. : ) Senior year holds so many memories already, and it isn't even over yet. Still have half of this semester to make more memories and enjoy it. I plan on enjoying every second of it, even if it means not sleeping. I'll sleep on my flight home in December. Next month promises to hold many great adventures: 1) I'll be in upstate NY for a weekend for a conference, 2) Atlantic City trip with the girls, 3) Cirque du Soleil, 4) NYC for a weekend. :) I mean it can't get any better than that!