Exhausting Weekend!

Going to bed at 8:30 a.m. on a Saturday morning because you were still awake from Friday night is not a good idea. I wasted the entire day away sleeping. I was suppose to go into Seoul for the Fringe Festival with some friends, but was to dead to move, so I missed out on that. When I did wake up it was briefly to eat breakfast, check face book and go to the bathroom. When I finally realized I could hardly move my body and keep my eyes open I went back to sleep. I ended up sleeping until 7:00 p.m. before meeting Tracy, Holly and Sophie for some Shabu Shabu and drinks. After we finished dinner Tracy, Holly and I headed to noraebang where we sang duets all night for just over an hour. Once we finished singing we met up with Peter and Joe and headed to Beer Story for a few drinks before Tracy and I called it a night. I had to be up at early to meet a friend, so I didn't want a late night. After I met up with my friend this morning I headed to lunch in Bupyeong with Carolina. We hadn't seen each other in days, so it was nice to hang out. We went to First Nepal for some butter chicken and nan bread. Afterward, we went shopping in the Bupyeong Underground. I ended up buying loads of clothes, a pair of sunglasses and some accessories. Considering how much stuff I purchased I don't think I spent more than $50-$60. When we were spent from shopping we ended our day together with some delicious ice flakes from Canmore. Carolina had never been, so she really enjoyed it. When I got home I took a nap before meeting up with Lisa for some dinner. We decided on dukgalbi, which is so delicious. After dinner we bumped into Nicole and Lindsay at Mad Max. We didn't stay to hang out because we were on our way to E-Mart, so I could buy some groceries to make school lunches with. I'm so glad Lisa is in my life because she is Korean, amazing and a great friend. She volunteered to come with me to E-Mart and help me shop. She even helped me carry my bag. On the cab ride home from E-Mart I had the friendliest cab driver and he actually spoke English to me. He kept asking me if he was saying his English sentences right. I thought it was so cute and funny because he was loving every second of it. It was a great end to my Sunday night.

End of the Road for Some!

Thursday was my last day off before school started for the second semester. I had a BIG day planned, but since I was out drinking and saying good-bye to Rodney and didn't get to bed until the wee hours of the morning I ended up sleeping most of the day away. When I did finally wake-up I spent most of the day just chilling at home before I went for dinner with Shana, Val, Missy and some other friends. We ate some Chinese food and drank some beers. Once we finished dinner the girls were ready to go, so we stopped at the convenience store and bought some drinks and headed to a noraebang where we spent a good portion of the night. I didn't want to be out too late because I was starting back at school on Friday morning, so I left just after 11:00 p.m.

Friday morning and back to school came sooner than I wanted it to, but I had no classes all day, so I couldn't complain. I spent a good part of the morning moving all my stuff from the 6th grade office down to the newly renovated English Zone where I will be teaching the English classes for the rest of the year. I had to do some cleaning and I got a printer, phone and speakers installed. I spent the entire day in the office watching Sex and the City. My day was so slow and boring I watched 12 episodes of Sex and the City. I also told Jiny I no longer want to eat school lunches, so I will be saving that money for buying food to make my own school lunches. She couldn't understand why I didn't want the school lunches anymore and just told her I'm going through a lifestyle change and don't want them, so now I enjoy lunch alone in the comfort of my own room. I also got to meet the new grade 3 and grade 4 English teachers that will be taking over this week. They are young and shy, but I think they'll be good. In the afternoon a bunch of grade 6 students came in and cleaned the entire English Zone, so that was nice and throughout the day the principal kept coming and going from the English Zone telling the renovaters what still needed to be done. A bit annoying, but it will be worth it in the end.

Friday night led to a bunch of drinking, laughter, dancing and fun. I had dinner with Tracy, Nick and Holly and then Nick and I headed into Bupyeong together to get the evening festivities started. We parted ways when we arrived in Bupyeong because I was heading to Missy's to hang out with the girls. I polished off a bottle of wine before I left Missy's.

Missy owns some rather BIG pairs of sunglasses, so we obviously needed to wear them for a picture.

Missy owns a lot of belts, so the girls decided to put the belts on and pose for a picture. Plus, alcohol may have been consumed adding to the craziness. All of these girls except Andrea and Mary Anne leave on Friday :( (Karen, Andrea, Missy, Katy, Mary Anne).

Once we were ready to leave Missy's and head out to the streets of Bupyeong we headed over to Goose Goose to have some drinks and visit with the rest of the foreign teachers that were there celebrating Jenny's birthday and saying good-byes.

It was Jenny's birthday was on Friday night, so she hosted a party. She also leaves Korea on Friday, so she combined her birthday with her going away party.

Then it was time to head to the notorious G7 for more drinking and dancing. We all know what happens when the party moves to G7, a long night and early morning, but that is a typical Friday night in Incheon.

Bri and I at G7. She straightened her hair and it looks fabulous!

When I got to G7 these two adorable Korean girls were just sitting on the couch chilling, so I invited them to dance and hang out with us. They obliged and now they will be returning to G7 every Friday. We've made them regulars :)

Shana is loads of fun and so are the cranberry vodkas I order at G7. I will really miss this girl when she leaves us next weekend.

Shana, Missy and I after much alcohol was consumed!

Lisa is my favorite person in the whole world, so when she came to party with me at G7 on Friday I was ecstatic. Here we are doing classic Korean poses.

Shana, Beth and I clearly were having way too much fun...and Natasha's finger up Beth's nose.

When G7 finally closed for the night at 5:30 a.m. Lisa and I decided to go and grab some food because we were drunk and hungry. We found a place right around the corner from G7 where we ate bone soup (I always forget the Korean name of it). It is the so delicious and was the perfect meal at 6:00 a.m. It kept me full all day. When we finally decided to call it a night/morning we took the bus home together and then parted ways when we got to my stop.

It's Never Good-bye, It's See You Later!

Wednesday I wasted away in and out of consciousness. I was really tired and I think my semi-busy days off finally is taking a toll on me. I wish I slept more, but I feel like I waste away my days when all I do is sleep. On Wednesday, I decided to finally clean my bathroom. It hasn’t been cleaned since I got here and I’m pretty sure the foreign teacher that was living in my apartment before me didn’t clean it either. Cleaning the sink was easy, but cleaning the toilet was time consuming because it was dirty. BUT, now my bathroom sparkles, smells good and is free of all the build up that accumulated. I managed to steal a couple hours nap time as well when I finished cleaning the bathroom. I didn’t leave my apartment at all yesterday until 9:30 p.m. when I headed to my friend Rodney’s going away party because he’s heading home to Canada today.

Rodney and I at his going away dinner together :(

Rodney decided to bring out his cigar and fireworks for his going away party.

We had dinner at a chicken galbi restaurant where we also enjoyed some beers and sojus. We ended up hanging out at the restaurant for about 2 hours before we headed to the park, so Rodney and Jason could light off some fireworks. The park stay lasted an hour or so before we headed to noraebang to end the night off with some music and drinks because we all know Koreans love their karaokee, what better way to end your time in Korea than with noraebang.

Me giving Rodney his good-bye kiss he had been longing for :)

James, Alex, Jason, Dave, Sam and Rodney singing Green Days, Good Riddance (Time of your Life)...the song seemed fitting for the occassion.

John, Sam, James and I belting out a tune at the noraebang. It becomes quite addicting oncve you get there and start singing.

Rodney and Jason didn't hang out at the noraebang to long because they wanted to get some sleep before their flight. They sang a few songs, enjoyed some beers and the company of their friends before calling it a night.

A drinking night in Korea wouldn't end right if some sort of alcohol didn't make its way onto your body. Soju is not the best smelling or tasting alcohol, so this stain from soju was a bit unbearable for me.

Omce our noraebang time expired we all headed out and ended up at McDonald's where we ended our night with some McDonald’s cheeseburgers before parting ways around 4:00 a.m. Let's just say I didn't go to bed until way later than I had planned, like 5:30 a.m. way later, but it was so worth it to see Rodney before he left.

Rodney and I share one last embrace before he leaves us in Korea to go back home to Canada. I will miss him so much...See You Later Rodney!!

Days Off Rock!!

My school is officially the best school in Korea. The principal decided to give me 4 days off before the second semester of school starts. That means I get Monday – Thursday off and go back for the first day of classes on Friday. I know that Friday seems like a weird day for school to start, but that is just the way things go. Anyways, I decided I didn’t want to waste away my days off because I didn’t want to regret not getting anything done. Since Sunday was such a late night I decided to use Monday as a sleep day, but I didn’t end up sleeping as long as I wanted to. Monday night I met up with Nick and Tracy for our weekly Shabu Shabu nights. I decided to walk to the restaurant and meet them, which is about 45 minutes, but I left later than I wanted to, so I only walked about 20 minutes before I jumped on a bus for the rest of the journey. After dinner Nick and I headed to Lotte Mart to buy some cleaning supplies and then we ended the night with some ice cream from McDonald’s. On Tuesday I didn’t sleep in. I set my clock for 9:00 a.m. because I wanted to climb the mountain that is by my house. Although I was up that early I didn’t actually leave my house until 11:00 a.m. I walked to the mountain, which took about 45 minutes and then I started to climb. It was going really well, but about 30 minutes into the climb when there were endless stairs to climb I really started to feel it in my legs. That could have also been the effects of walking to the mountain as well. I climbed to the pagoda at the top of the mountain and then I decided to keep trekking to see what was beyond the pagoda. I came across the most beautiful view of Incheon atop the mountain on some rocks. But, just when I thought the mountain had no more to offer I kept on trekking. There was more of Incheon to view and I even found my apartment building. Unfortunately, I didn’t bring my camera with me because I didn’t think I was going to climb as far as I did. Once I had climbed to the end I decided to head back down. Going down obviously doesn’t take nearly as long, but my legs felt like spaghetti, so I thought they were going to give out on me. It was such a beautiful day to climb the mountain and there were many Koreans out and about climbing the mountain as well. Once I got to the bottom I was going to attempt to walk the 45 minutes home, but just couldn’t do it, so I opted for the bus. I ended up with a minor sunburn on my shoulders and neck, which made the climb worthwhile. All I did when I got home from climbing was have a snack, shower, and get ready to head out for Joanne’s birthday. I also met up briefly with Nicole to pick up all the goodies she brought me back from Canada when she was there for two weeks. I met up with Joanne, Ross and Carmela for dinner in Bupyeong. We ate dukgalbi, which is always delicious, but the service was awful this time. We enjoyed delicious macaroni salad, beer, and dukgalbi together.

Joanne and Carmela enjoying beer, kimchi and dukgalbi at Joanne's birthday celebration.

Ross looking uber sexy in his red and white striped apron and me enjoying the meal.

When we finished dinner Ross headed home and Carmela, Joanne and I headed to Woodstock for a pitcher of beer. While Joanne and I were ordering beers Carmela snuck off to buy Joanne a birthday cake from Paris Baguette.

The delicious mocha flavoured birthday cake Carmela and I bought for Joanne on her birthday.

We sang ‘Happy Birthday’ to her and enjoyed very tiny pieces of cake because we were still stuffed from dinner.

Joanne and Carmela outside Woodstock with the birthday cake ready for Joanne to make a wish.

The birthday girl cutting the first slice of her birthday cake.

Nick and Melissa showed up for the birthdays festivities while were finishing up at Woodstock. Carmela went home after Woodstock, while Joanne, Nick, Melissa and I headed to N’s Pub for some more drinks. Joanne and I stayed for one pitcher of beer and then we left. I wanted to catch the last train home and Joanne was sad because friends that said they were coming never showed up. I got on the last train home, but it ended up ending its route at City Hall, so everyone on the train had to get off and wait for the train that would end it’s route at Dongmak station, which is where the train usually ends. Since I don’t speak or understand the Korean language the guy on the speaker who was telling us the route changes was basically saying, “Blah blah blah.” Had I known what he was saying I would have been less worried and confused about what was happening and if I was going to make it home. It definitely made for an interesting end to the night though.

Another Weekend Passes Us By!

I spent most of Saturday wide awake and chilling out at home with Rudy and Marco. They both headed back to Seoul early afternoon. I met up with Carolina for dinner at Outback Steakhouse before we headed to the Incheon United soccer game. We met up with a lot of our foreign friends at the game. It was Carolina's first soccer game, which was exciting, especially since Incheon won 2-1.

Carolina and I at the Incheon soccer game on Saturday night.

When the game ended one of our English friends, Michael Jackson, yes that is his actual name, streaked onto the soccer field. Well, actually he had his Italian styled boxers on and they were tanned coloured, so it looked like he was naked, but he wasn't. He managed to run around the field and 1/4 of the way around the track before security came and caught him. They didn't use force on him, which is the toatl opposite of back home and they didn't arrest him either.

This is Michael Jackson running away from one of the security guards who he almost ran away from.

The one security guard gave him his suit jacket to cover up while being escorted off the field. The rowdy Koreans in the Incheon supporter section enjoyed the show, which is funny because it's not Korean like at all. They were taking pictures, clapping and cheering for MJ the entire time he was on the field. He ended up getting let go scot free, which was awesome and he made for some great entertainment at the end of the soccer match. After the soccer game ended Nicole, Carolina, Nick and I left together, but we seperated at the train station to head in opposite directions. Nicole and I went back to Yeonsu to chill out and have some drinks close to home. On the way to meet up with Lindsay we stopped outside a store to watch the end of the Korea vs. Cuba gold medal baseball game. It was pretty awesome to stand in the crowd of Koreans of the street and watch them beat Cuba. Once the basebll game ended we headed to Beer Story to meet up with Lindsay, but it was packed (because of the baseball game), so we headed to Mad Max where we had some beers, got hit on by Koreans of all ages, played the jukebox like it was going out of style and got a free plate of nachos, "service" for being such good customers. I ended up staying out way longer than I wanted to because I had to be up early Sunday morning to meet with a friend. Good thing I didn't get drunk because Sunday morning came way too soon. Sunday I was up at the crack of dawn to head to the Arts Center area to hang out with a friend. We just had some together and then parted ways. I came straight home and decided a nap was order if I was going to function at all. Since it was Carolina's birthday on Monday she decided she wanted her birthday Sunday night, so Tracy and I met up early to buy her a cake and party hat from Paris Baguette and then we headed to Beer Story for a drink while we waited for her to get to Yeonsu.

Carolina and I at Beer Story before we headed to dinner.

We were suppose to have ribs for dinner, but since it was just the three of us and ribs were expensive she decided galbi would be just as good. Tracy and I took her to our delicious galbi restaurant and she loved it. When we were finished eating dinner we headed back to Beer Story for some more drinks and waited for some more friends to meet us. When they all finally came to join us we sang Carolina ‘Happy Birthday’ and she served us each some cake.

This is the yummy chocolate cake Tracy and I bought for Carolina.

Carolina, Peter and Joe enjoying the evening festivites. Carolina rocks the birthday hat.

Tracy and Tiffany enjoying the evening at Carolina's birthday party. Tracy turned the birthday hat into a festive hat by wearing it backwards.

We tried taking her to US66 for the ‘birthday shot’, but they were closed, so we went to Bubble City instead and had some soju cocktails and watched the Olympics.

Carolina and I at Bubble City just before we called it a night. Happy Birthday Girl!!

Carolina left as soon as we finished the drinks at Bubble City, while Joe, Peter, Sophie, Marielle and I headed to the park to chill out and drink some more. Since I don’t have to go to school for the next 4 days because my principal gave me permission not too I stayed out late drinking and chilling. If you don’t hear from me on my blog for the next few days it’s because I’m enjoying my days off and staying busy, so I don’t waste them away sleeping.

G7 Parties And Seoul Visitors!

So, Friday night rolled around, this meant a night of drinking and partying. The party started with Lindsay, Nicole and I eating dinner together and then moving to Mad Max where we enjoy some refreshing beverages and I devoured about 6 pails of popcorn…it’s an addiction really. The best of Friday night was that Rudy and Marco came all the way in from Seoul to visit and party with me in my area of Korea. I warned them that it was nothing like Seoul. Bupyeong compared to Hongdae is a ghost town by 4 a.m., but in Hongdae people are roaming the streets well after 8 a.m. They weren’t use to bars closing at 5 a.m. and the streets being so dead, but I assured them when you find the right party spots Incheon can be a lot of fun. Rudy and Marco met me at Mad Max where they had one drink before we found a taxi and headed to my place, so Rudy could drop her bag off. We didn’t end up leaving for G7 until around 12:15 a.m. The bar doesn’t usually get busy until after 11:00 p.m. and we wanted to be fashionably late. Since it was Shana’s birthday and G7 was having live music and DJ’s, she celebrated her party there.

!!Happy Birthday Shana!!

Shana and I sharing a birthday picture together.

This was the first night since I’ve started returning to G7 that I got see almost all of my Incheon friends. It was really awesome to see them all, drink with them all, dance with them all and just have a really good time. Most of them are leaving within the next few weeks, so these are our last weekends to really party and hang-out, so we have to make the most of them.

Rudy, Joanne and 'angry' Marco at G7. It was a Mud Fest reunion party is what it was.

I was photographer extraordinaire last night because I just figured out how to change the color options on my camera to black and white, sepia, etc, and I’ve had the camera for about 4 years, so I went to town taking pictures in all the different color options. As you will see from the pictures that follow I may have gotten carried away with the fabulousness of figuring out where the color option button is located.

You know when there is a party at G7 craziness will occurr. Tiffany, Laura and Carmela are showing off their "gangsta" dance moves on the dancefloor of G7. Work It Girls!!

Carolina and I at G7 together. I Love this girl!!

Tommy and I pose for our Kodak moment. I haven't seen Tommy in over a month, so it was so awesome to finally get to see him and dance with him on Friday night.

Tiffany and I at G7 posing in true Korean style.

This is Beth and I at G7 clearly we are so over all the happy, smiling pictures, so we opted for the tongues out photo.

I have no idea where I find my friends. Julian and Carmela are clearly angry and I'm clearly enjoying the picture way too much.

Tommy, Nicole and I embracing each other at G7 and thouroughly enjoying the air conditioner that is right behind us. This was the last picture taken Friday night :(

Once we had had enough of G7 we headed to Bupyeong square to go hang out at Woodstock with the rest of the foreigners that were at G7. It’s just a local watering hole that is very popular amongst the foreigners. I have yet to actually buy a drink from there. The place is so tiny we all have to stand out on the street to drink and chat, but I think that’s what makes it so fun. It was littered with foreigners last night because we all moved there from G7 and kept the birthday/drinking parties going. We hung out there for about an hour before Rudy, Marco, Lisa, Nicole, Carolina and I left to get some water and decided to stop for some food at a 24 hour dukgalbi place. We just hung-out there for about an hour or so before Lisa, Nicole and Carolina left. Rudy, Marco and I went to find another bar to drink at because we weren’t ready to go home. We went to Dizzy’s for one drink and then grabbed a cab and headed back to my place. It was so awesome of Rudy and Marco to come visit me in Incheon because Incheon’s nightlife is nothing compared to Seoul’s. I hope they come visit me again, but I don’t think that will be happening anytime soon.

The Dark Knight

Last Wednesday Tracy and I decided to go and see the Dark Knight, which is the new Batman movie. Let me just say that it is by far the best Batman made to date. I was on the edge of my seat the whole time, I actually cried at one point and Heath Ledger as the Joker was incredible. Anyways, I loved the movie so much I was anxious to see it again, but I didn’t realize that would be yesterday. Jiny got the vice-principal to ok me leaving school at noon, so we could go for lunch with Yeong Seong and then head to a movie. We ate in Song-do and then headed to the CGV to watch the movie. When we got to the CGV the movie didn’t start until 2:50 p.m. and it was only 1:45. That meant that we had to hang out at the movie theatre for over an hour waiting for the movie to start. This wouldn’t have been so bad, but I was stuck pretending to be nice to Yeong Seong who has come to creeping me out a lot and making small talk with him and Jiny. I love Jiny to bits and she has been so great to me since arriving in Korea, so I don’t mind doing outside school activities with her, but it’s hard for me to be mean and say I don’t want to hang with Yeong Seong. Anyways, when 2:40 rolled around we headed to the theatre, found and seats and awaited the Dark Knight. I wasn’t a big fan of the little kids sitting in front of us at the movie. The little boy couldn’t have been a day over 5. The movie wasn’t really suitable for his age group and I was scared he would cry out or scream right in the middle of it. There are some scary parts and some rather disturbing parts that I don’t think kids should be watching. Anyways, I was really tired, so I ended up falling asleep at a couple different parts in the movie, so it was a good thing I’d seen it already. However, even seeing it a week after I saw it the first time it was still AMAZING and I can’t wait to watch the whole Batman series one of these days when I’m bored at school with nothing to do. If you haven’t seen the movie already you should definitely add it on your list of things to do. It was that good of a movie that it got its own post.

Summer Camps Are Over :)

This week was my last week of summer camps and I was with the grade 5 and 6’s and the ongoing parent’s class. Lucky for me most of the grade 5’s and 6’s enrolled in the summer camp actually showed up and most of them speak really good English. This made the camps for the week a lot of fun.

This is me with all of my grade 5 students that showed up to summer camp.

I used the same lesson plans as the week before with the grade 3’s and 4’s, but I catered them to a higher level for the grade 5’s and 6’s. Most of the students were really outgoing and used English the majority of the time, which was nice to see.

This is Amica and Lindsay and they are both in the grade 6-6 class, which is my favorite grade 6 class to teach. I was excited when I saw the two of them at camp. They are really smart and speak pretty good English.

I tried to play loads of games with them because it makes the 50 minutes go by faster and games are a lot of fun for the students. Today was the last day of camp, so I gave the students candy, pencils and Canada pins. They were really appreciative of them.

This is me with all my grade 6 students that showed up to camp. The majority of them speak good English, so they were easy to teach.

This Tony, Brian and Kevin playing Scrabble on the last day of camp. All three of them were really good at English.

Here are some of the grade 6 girls playing Scrabble and being too shy for the camera.

The parent’s classes went really this week except for Monday when I tried to teach them idioms and they found it too difficult…Oops! The rest of the classes were spent teaching them basic conversation with topics like, going shopping, interviews, etc. The parent’s really wanted to learn basic conversation, so I used a workbook to help me with dialogue and teaching them this week went by faster and easier than I expected.

Here is me and the parents I taught for the summer camp. Could I get a bit more taller, maybe?!?!

Since today was the last class I gave them all Canada flag pins and they took me for lunch at Mr. Pizza and paid for me. It was awkward at times with them asking me so many questions about me and Canada and if I had a boyfriend and what I do in Korea, etc. I know they meant well with their questions and trying to make conversation with me was nice, so I didn’t have to sit there and listen to them speak Korean to each other the whole time. Once we finished with lunch one of the parents handed me a gift and said she bought it as a thank you for teaching the class. I thought it was the sweetest gesture ever. I waited until I got back to school to open it and she bought me this beautiful diamond necklace. The parents were telling me during lunch that they wanted to continue on with the parent’s class throughout the year. I gave them my email and told them anytime they needed to learn English or wanted to learn English to just email me. They all think I’m going to forget who they are, but I assured them that I wouldn’t. Now, that summer camps are done I have nothing to do for school until the semester starts next Friday. *Side Note: Jiny asked the principal if I needed to come to school next week and he said I could stay home, but I had to go do cultural experience stuff throughout the day and then write a brief report on it. Well, Jiny mentioned all these places I’ve already been, so I literally have nothing to do but stay home next week and sleep in. I’ve already written the report as well.*

!!MY 100TH POST!! - Balloontastic!!

Ok, so Nick has been on vacation in Vietnam for about a week and a half. He just got back on Thursday morning. Anyways, Tracy has a spare key to his apartment because he wanted someone in his building who he knew to have a spare just in case. We thought this would be the perfect opportunity to buy balloons, blow them up and put them in his apartment.

Here is Tracy blowing up the balloons that would soon lead to Nick's bathroom being covered in them.

So, on Tuesday Tracy and I went for dinner together at this new noodle place I introduce her to and then we went to buy balloons. We found a stationary store across from Tracy’s apartment that has everything you could possibly need. We bought 160 balloons to blow up and stuff in his apartment. We stopped by Canmore to get some ice flakes for dessert before heading up to the 11th floor to blow up balloons. Tracy and I also bought him 5 bowls of ramen each because he’s coming back to Korea with 4,000 won to his name until payday on Monday.

We chilled out his apartment listening to tunes on his computer, I dressed up in his clothes while blowing up balloons and then we stuffed about 140 balloons into his bathroom and the rest of the balloons into his loft.

This is halfway through our balloon handy work.

I needed to blow up the balloons in style, so what better way than by wearing some of Nick's clothes.

Tracy and I decided we needed to get a picture of us in front of our handy work, so we posed outside the balloon filled bathroom.

This is a picture of the balloons we also decided to put in his loft, so he would have even more to deal with before going to sleep.

Then I created a ramen pyramid on his floor for him to enjoy when he got home.

It’s been over 24 hours since he got home and he still has no idea who did it. He told Tracy and I he thought it was us, but we just keep asking him who did it, so I think he honestly has no idea. He also said he isn’t popping any of the balloons; he’s just going to leave them in his apartment. This may have seemed like the work of bitches, but we love Nick to death and I’m pretty sure only great friends so something so mean and take the time to do something so mean.

This is the end result of the balloon filled bathroom. The balloons were so jam packed in there I could hardly close the door.