juju, kim, and i went to chick fil a for dinner yesterday. we saw people we knew there but didn't say anything. i guess 'know' is used liberally here. like i 'knew' one guy because i sat next to him in sociology for the latter part of the semester, but i don't remember his name. on the way out i noticed that the front-right tire looked flat. i pointed it out and after some time of deliberation, i concluded that it must be flat. the wall of the tire was splitting, which i mistook for a gash. there were also many tiny holes and a few larger divots or nicks, but i guess none of them were the culprit since, after driving to the nearest wawa and pumping gas, the tire seemed to hold pressure. we drove back and after parking, i glanced back at the wheel. it seemed fine

the other day, my friends and i were making these online quizzes to test each other on our knowledge of one another. i made one and put it up on twitter, after sending it to a few friends. a total of sixteen people took it, though i have reason to believe the more accurate number is fourteen, since i know for a fact someone took it twice and i suspect another person did too. doesn't matter, still interesting to see what people know of me. don't think i give out information that easily. er, quickly. people just have to ask

i haven't been to the rodeo. i'm gonna change that this upcoming year

also, is the locations feature on snapchat just used to subtly flex that you're one town over or something? most people don't use it, but when they do, it's temporarily to, like, show that they're in a different country or city. maybe i'll do that too... just kidding!

i submitted three visual pieces and three written pieces to my school's litmag. one of the artwork ones and two of the written ones were accepted. i think i understand why those were picked. if being entirely critical, i probably wwould've just picked those three also