Milk Chug Challenge

Right now I’m typing my take-home final for Religion, Ethics & Medicine. It’s not too hard, but it’s still going to take me a while to finish.

Last night was the infamous Milk Chug Challenge at Camp Special. It was Mike vs Sweet Joe vs Scott P Moriak. Scott was about halfway through when he realized he had bought generic Yoo Hoo instead of chocolate milk. Joe got about that far with his 2% milk and threw up. Mike got within about a pint on his skim milk when he couldn’t take it anymore. He barfed too. Ah, such fun.

We had a surprise party there for Suzanne. Her birthday is May 2, but since her sister is turning 30 right around the same time, and she’ll have just gone home, we thought that her birthday might be kind of lonely. So we had a bash a little early. Later that night we threw Suz into Westcott fountain. That was fun. She put up quite a fight. It took me, Rob, Kyle and Mark just to get her under control, and even then it wasn’t easy. But then the real carnage began. Carrie and Lauren were thrown in, and Rob was taken in while throwing someone else in (I think it was Lauren). While Rob and Mark were trying to throw Carrie in, Katie came up behind them and almost pushed them both in. I was surprised she didn’t get them. What I don’t understand is why we only bring one towel when we do this. Suz got dry, but the other three were freezing. We really need to show improvement there.

After that I went back home. The first thing on the docket was to call Nicole K Mason. I’ve been trying to get a hold of her for weeks now. Talking to her was fun. She’s a real goof. I’m happy that she’s going to be around in CT this summer so we get to hang out. She shared a funny link with me too. Check it out all you Mac haters.

http://members.cox.net/clyqz/macs.html

When I got off the phone with Nicole a settled in for a little late night Halo action. Now I know I’ve been trying to cut back and become a better, more social member of the human race, but last night we had mr marlbles AKA Tony Free playing. The man has become a legend on our floor with his mad skill. He’s graduating and moving away in a couple of days so this will be the last time I get to play him ever more than likely (at least until Halo 2 comes with Xbox Live capabilities).

This morning I got up early to go to breakfast at Wesley. I wanted to study, but my real motivation was to see and say goodbye to Jessie. Oh how I will miss Jessie Ray. Fortunately summer will go by far too quickly and I’ll see her again in no time.