Friday, June 15, 2007

Took a Trip Down South

I am back from Atlanta. I went to HOW Conference (a design conf.) in Atlanta for a couple of days. It was a fun trip, a great way to finish up this school year. Ben and Josh went too. Between trying to catch up on sleep and parking in down town, I think it was still pretty fun. It was very cool to hear from other designers, see what they have worked on, their process, etc. My mind is a little bit overwhelmed with the plethora of visual stimulants over the past few day. I have so much stuff that I need to look at. I really am too tired to look at it. I just want to be outside and doing something a little more active than sitting through presentations.

We got back to seattle last night. Upon claiming our baggage, we promptly went and found pizza to eat. Quite good. It was really nice to get some sleep last night. The whole east coast/west coast time difference has been really messing me up as of late. I forgot how much I actually like almond butter. Weird, huh... Oh, and I accidentally left my wallet in atlanta, so now I get to go to the dmv and get a new license, and I have to wait to get replacements for my bank cards.... so annoying. Luckily I had my passport with me. I blame it all on seeing a rather attractive book about houses... so hot.

I have been wanting to go to Ikea since I can barely remember... today I finally went. It was amazing. I am pretty sure that I am in love. I bought a small table to use as a desk in my room. I am going to try to put it together tomorrow, seeing as I have nothing better to do these days. Everyone is gone from Walla Walla. It is so empty here. I'm a little sad, but there are still some great people around. I console myself with the thought that most of the people I miss will be back in the fall.

Today on the way driving back from Seattle we (cousin josh and I) took the scenic route past Mt. Reineer. It was so beautiful. The sun was shining, and the remaining snow glistened on the steep slopes. The snow was starting to melt so there were little streams and waterfalls all over the place along the road. The trees were so green, and I could see for miles and miles. An over-all breathtaking experience. The remainder of the drive, we entertained ourselves with crazy 80's kareoke dance parties. I'll admit, it was a bit out of control. We listented to some Boyz to men.. so so so old school!

Anyways, it was a fun trip. I'm glad that I went, and I had a great time with my other two friends that went. I'm glad that we are all safe and back to our homes. I'm excited about this weekend, should be so relaxing.... :D

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