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We did what we did that night

Indeed, I'd really kill to know how things are gonna turn out because some unprecedented things coming your way might kill you first. Is there any way of knowing?

I'm really high on caffeine right now from khai's drink. Spent the night with the usuals and bestie at wheelock's starbucks, laughing and chilling. What's there not to love the long weekends before Tuesday when school starts? Ate, laughed way too much (there's no other way to justify this statement really), had pointless discussions on cheese which turned out really hilarious for the umpteen times we tried to explain how La Vache Qui Rit cheese looks like to Rauf, laughed at how "we did what we did that night" sounds totally wrong, played murderer paper game, "i have never", pictionary, seeing display of gorilla-like movements, and getting on khai's nerves in his brand new car.

Tonight, or rather this morning, aiman and me coined a combined name for Blair Waldorf and Chuck Bass for their impossible love that everyone loves to see. Which is, BLUCK WALDASS. Cool or what?

It's 3 am now and I'm gonna be an early bird tomorrow to head to qeeny's to bake muffins yum yum! Nitey you night owls.
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