Sunday, November 5, 2006

   APO Sectionals
Overall, I had a good weekend. We left for sectionals around 5:00 Friday evening, and got to RPI around 9:30, after having stopped for dinner at a cute cafe. Once we got there, we dod some fun little activities, and then went to a general meeting thing. The theme of the conference was a Murder Mystery, so we got the low-down on the suspects of the murder, etc. We were getting ready to head over to the YMCA for the free housing that they were offering the visiting chapters, when our new section rep. offered to let us stay at his place. We decided that it would do no harm because he wanted to get to know us and all, since he needs to be there when we need him and all. Mitch and Matt decided that they wanted some ice cream, and I was lucky enough to be able to get some lactaid pills from "Fuzzy," our section chair. That's why I love APO, by the way. We are always there for a brother in need. ^_^ Anywho, we got the ice cream, and went back to the section rep.'s house. Once we got there, the section rep. started acting sketchy, telling telling us how he drank to ease the pain of living and all...and we kind of get weirded out by it. So, we all kind of slept on edge that night, with Mitch staying up a lot of the night to look over Niall and myself. He's a good boyfriend. ^_^ The next morning, we got to the RPI campus, had breakfast, and then Mitch, myself, and Jeremy, on of our alumni, went to a program called Launch, which is the first program in the LEADS courses. That was fun and interesting, even if it was three hours long. Then there was a break for lunch, and then Mitch, myself, and two other alumni went to Discover, another workshop for LEADS. Then we went back to the sketchy section rep.'s house, got changed, and went back for the banquet. The banquet was good...the food was actually pretty good. Then we had some speakers, roll call (where we dressed up as a giant schmoo) and then the end of the banquet, where we all sang the Toast Song. After the banquet, my little and I went to get the giant schmoo, only to find it missing. Now, it's a custom of sectionals for a chapter to kidnap another chapter's mascot or something, but this was our giant schmoo. In short, I was pissed, and I started crying. I thought that it ruined my night. Eventually, I went in to the dance, and watched people make asses of themselves, and that made me feel a bit better. Matt also told me something that made me happy: "Don't tell anyone, but I am more mad right now than I was when I had to get to Massachusetts." That made me cry a little bit more, but I knew that it was heartfelt, and that APO means so much to him, and me, and the rest of our brothers. I also know that I wasn't supposed to tell anyone, but I am sure that there is only one person who will understand that anyway. (And I love him oodles, just so you know). Anywho, Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt, is off to bed...aluve'

Your Wrath Quotient: 63%

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