Thanks a lot, Starbucks.

Currently sitting in the library.

One paper due on Thursday for my History of Victorian London class, which I spent the last two days completing. With the exception of my bibliography, its finished. I pretty much kicked its ass Chuck Norris style. I have another paper due on Monday for my Sociology class. However, I have a flight to Dublin on Friday morning, and won't be returning until Monday morning, so working on it this weekend is out of the question. So this morning, I woke up at 8 am (I KNOW) to venture to the library and start paper number 2.

However, thanks to the Venti Caramel Machiatto (with an extra shot) that I purchased on my way here, as well as the incredibly catchy tunes on my iPod, I am in a fantastic mood and feel like blogging instead. (I mean, its a sociology paper about personal identity. I can knock that bitch out in a couple of days, EASY. Not worried).

So like I said, DUBLIN this weekend. I've been wanting to go to Ireland pretty much my entire life. Partly inspired by the fact that i'm pretty sure I'm about 5608970000% Irish, but mainly just because of their accent. Om nom nom. Plus, it will be nice to get away from this CROWDED city for a weekend, and hang out with my best friends again. Well, a few of them anyway.

Oh dear Jesus. The Elephant Love Medley form Moulin Rouge just came on. I'm about to burst out into song in the middle of the library.

So last night, Laura and I saw Deathtrap at the Noel Coward theatre, which featured Jonathan Groff.
LOVED LOVED LOVED this play. The script was just so smart, and was fantastically acted. The set was beautiful and so intricately detailed. Oh yeah, AND IT HAD JONATHAN GROFF. We tried to wait for him outside of the stage door, but after waiting for quite a while, he still hadn't come out, and I really had to pee. So Laura and I abandoned our posts and headed for the nearest McDonald's.

Have you ever baked cookies with garlic butter instead of regular butter? Well, as of last night I have. And as you would expect, they're not quite as good as regular cookies. But not terrible.

Things that I miss:
My car
My dogs
Friends and family.
Video games. (Missing some major releases while I'm here, including Fable 3, Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, and Dead Rising 2).

Oh well. I'm kinda having the time of my life here so its ok.

This random, pointless, jumbled post has been brought to you by: Starbucks. (Suprisingly, its cheaper here! Well, until you do the conversion to dollars anyway...)

That is all.