***stardust

So.. 'member the Adam-look-alike who was in my aural theory class last semester? who sat diagonally just ahead of me?
yeah.
went down to the willi c for some food between classes this afternoon, about 3.30..looked about for a seat and *saw him there*. with a friend, but Adam-boy was sitting in the booth-part and thus facing me. soooo... there was an empty little-table next to him, so I sat there, our eyes met at one point but...what could I say, should've at least gone for a "hey" but I had headphones on and was too O__O at seeing him again. *giggles*
then, went over to Erie for dinner about 6.30 with Britty. sat down, started eating...and who's walking towards us but Adam-boy, with a girl I've seen around somewhere before and the kid he sat with at lunch. they sat down AT THE TABLE RIGHT BEHIND BRITTY. And Adam-boy? was sitting in the spot corresponding to Britt's - thus, behind her, facing ME. so anytime I looked up, *there* he was.
gheeeeeee...

(he has gorgeous deep blue eyes...and he looks SO much like Adam it drives me up the fecking wall....)

So, otherwise... classes were good today, psych I have the good easy prof (and it'll be a very good class for writing/drawing in which's great ^_^), band is just happy, so yay. *g*

Decided to go out for a bikeride since band let out early, rode to the other side of town, found a little playground at the top of a hill on Prospect Street, went out along to the fringe of town, to where there were vineyards (which yes is like everywhere *giggles*) came back along Liberty I think, across the bridge that I explored beneath that one day Erin and I rode out that way...came back through town, along Temple Street again to the campus...and realised it hadn't even been an hour yet, I wanted to keep riding. So I decided to follow Temple out and see where it went...
...it goes WAY out into NOWHERE.
*laughs*
Rode up hills and across a highway overpass and out past farms and nice houses and it was *definitely* way out in the country and it was very nice. *smiles*
After quite awhile, took a right onto Willow cos it looked like a nice place to go...went past some gorgeous houses, sitting near the creek that runs all through and around Fredonia, just... mmm. I need to go out there again with my camera, it was so beautiful, green everywhere and water and sun shining through leaves and houses tucked back in the midst of this.....
Took that a ways over to Chestnut, which sounded like a road I might've seen in Fredonia, and anyway it ran parallel to Temple so I figured I could get back to Fredonia that way. Roooode and rode and rode... finally got back to a town of some sort..was in *Pomfrey*. (again. *giggles*) So I'm riding through all these houses, getting veeerry tired by this point, going up hills and against the wind and on this endless road... was *this* close to stopping for directions, finally saw a stoplight ahead at the top of a hill, figured there had to be some sort of town-center there, I could maybe check my bearings...
Got there, and did a double-take.
I was on W. Main Street.
In Fredonia.
*laughs*
Messed with my head like hell but I was *super* glad to be back where I knew where I was again. Rode happily down the hill past the playground and into town and down to the gas station, where I got a bottle of water and a MAP of the county. ^________^
Stood out by my bike rehydrating and figured out where all the hell I went. *giggles*
Turns out... Fredonia's in the *town* of Pomfrey. Which explains more'n a few things, like the Pomfrey town hall that's in Fredonia that I didn't understand before *giggles*.
Came back to campus, checked the scale of the map...and was greatly disappointed that I'd only ridden like 5 or 6 miles total. 9___9 ..granted, I was only out for barely two hours, but still. geh. *giggles* Awesome thing is, Lily Dale, where Britt and Erin and I've been plotting to ride to sometime, is like 7 miles or something from here - which isn't bad at all. ^____^

So yeah. That's it for now. Hall meeting at 9 wheeeeeee.... 9_9

*Ananda Daydream * 8:27 PM * *

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