Walking downtown.

Tonight's blog is going to be a two-part ordeal. First I'm going to elaborate/vent on why this was probably the worst day of my life in recent memory.

The day began with two possible things to do: A) Go visit Kaci in Tecumseh, or B) go see the Foo Fighters. I decided to go with option A. And, while I was at it, I decided after hanging out with Kaci for a while, I'd go see Kelsey in Lincoln since I haven't seen her in a couple of months. Sounded great. Unfortunately, Kaci decided that she would rather not see me tonight for some reason that I'm still a little unclear on. I decided to go see Kelsey anyway because I hadn't seen her in so long. On my way to Lincoln, less than a mile away from my exit, I got pulled over for speeding where I didn't realize the speed limit had changed from 65 to 55. None of the other cars had taken note either, but apparently this policeman had something against my Ford Taurus and I. I landed myself a $119.00 ticket for simply following traffic and failing to slow down when the other ten cars in front of me hadn't done it either. I hope that policeman felt really good about giving a huge ticket to a college student who can barely afford food. Skipping ahead to the end of the night, I got severely lost on my way out of Lincoln and spent an extra half an hour driving around trying to figure it out. Thank God my girlfriend is nice enough to MapQuest things for me at 12:00AM. Anyway, my hatred for Lincoln has now multiplied substantially and I'm even more broke than I already was.

On to part two, where a couple of things actually went well today.

First off, I did get to see Kelsey. We hung out at the dorms for a bit and then headed down to Jimmy John's for a sandwich. We sat and talked for probably about half an hour. It was actually really fun and it was great to see her and Caroline again. I'm not sure the trip was quite worth the $140.00 it costed me, but I was glad to see them anyway.

So, there was my fucking horrible day in a nutshell for you. I should've just gone and seen the Foo Fighters. Moral of the story: Bands/Music > People. Always.