Home and So not Me...

So let me start by saying as a college student I go home every 2-4 weeks (you know whenever I stop having clean clothes :) ) This weekend's trip have seem to go very fast, considering I have to head back to school earlier than usual this Sunday. Friday was busy, but A TON OF FUN! I got to drive home in 60 degree weather (thank you weather gods!), I got to see my sister (you know her as MY SHOW), I got to babysit my all-time-favorite children and had close to the easiest night with them, and finally got to catch up with my parents while watching a hockey game :). Friday equaled a pretty successful day!

Now Saturday was equally successful (though it's not over yet). My Mom offered to take myself and sister to Freeport and have a shopping day. The day didn't start off great I'll admit, the main downside to coming home is that usually there is only junk food that a 14 year-old boy will eat and today was no different. SO, I was starving for a muffin by the time we actually left. I must say we had a VERY successful shopping spree-compliments of one in particular store- Van Heusen :) We probably saved a total of $500 between the three of us. Now time for a little confession, it happened in the Coach factory store and though I'm proud of the act that occurred before we left, I feel a bit anxious about it at the same time as well.

First for some background info, I'm a pretty outgoing and up for challenges and not so shy in my environment. Although outside of that said environment, I'll back off or just not be as open as I normally would be around friends and family. Having said this and if you haven't already figured this out by now, its about a guy...Yes I'll admit it took some (a lot) of encouragement and pushing from my sister and a friend to give my name and number to guy I found "cute". Don't get me wrong, I'm happy when my sister gives me that extra push that I usually need, so yes Thank You Nanner, but now it's that waiting game for anything or nothing to happen. Maybe the blog should be "Saved by the Bell: The Dating Years", but we'll see.