Oh sad day & delicious lunches

I just realized I never bought my ticket for the Imagine Dragons concert on May 1 in SLC. I was just informed via Twitter that the show is now sold out. Dang it. At least I ate a good lunch?

It really was a nice one. I made a turkey sandwich w/ lettuce and cheddar cheese on what was technically a brat bun, but I don't have any more brats so it was more like I turned it into a hoagie. I also ate some Goldfish, a marshmallow egg (I still have plenty of Easter candy left), and two pieces of delicious and wonderful red Australian licorice from Trader Joe's. That's one really small thing I miss about home: Trader Joe's. My family doesn't go there incredibly often but it's one of those places that has unique things. I most often miss the frozen orange chicken they sell. So goodly. Maybe someday in the very near future Utah will get one. I can hope.

My only plans for the day are to read for my classes and then to read for fun. The Word Freak book is still as fascinating as ever. I'm also looking at skateboarding helmets. I can't decide whether I want to go w/ a really bright color, like this orange one:

Or if I want to go w/ something less ostentatious, like this gray one:

Opinions? I'm definitely going for a matte color and not a gloss, though.

Last YouTube video I watched: Video Puzzle

Morning blog

I think this is the first time all month I've written a blog post before 10 or 11 at night. Mckenna and I have a few hours off while the freshkids go around looking at different colleges and majors, events which we do not have to attend on account of how we are basically professional college students who already know what we ant to do w/ our lives. Sort of.

Still no updates on the disappearing roommate. It's an incredible mystery, one I don't think will ever be solved, honestly. It looks like there is going to be an extra bed in the apartment for the year.

And now that I've started this I really want to take a nap, so we're going to lay out in the sun.

Last YouTube video I watched: Crazy Drum Session at VidCon

A little something to watch

Just go watch this stuff: SHAYTARDS

Watching Shay and his family will make all of your wildest dreams come true. And if not that, you won't stop smiling. That I can guarantee.

Isn't YouTube grand? I love it. Hopefully it can keep its community vibe alive. Shay, though easily a big time YouTuber, sure doesn't act like one. He's a down to earth guy who is just doing something he loves: filming videos and spending time with his family. Good on him.

I'm going to watch more 30 Rock now. Summer is a tough life . . .

P.S. I sent my first package ever today. It was to the boy in Scotland. It contains delicious Reese's Pieces, all the best pictures that chronicle sophomore year, and a sweet letter. I'm so excited for him to get it. I feel like it's been forever since I wrote back to him.