let down.

well, i hope you aren't as disappointed as i am...i am alive and well.  


surprise, surprise...no tsunami.

time line of last night:

7:45pm: tsunami warning issued *CHEE HOO*

9:00pm: people start flipping a couple of bricks

sirens

10:00pm: people keep bombarding me to pack my bags (um...for what? where do you fancy i'd run away to?)

sirens

10:30pm: people keep insisting on me packing my bags and flipping a couple more bricks.

10:31pm: i refuse to pack any bags

10:32pm: just chilling

10:45pm: people start heading out, suitcases and all...(where to? i have no idea..)

sirens

11:00pm: chilling hard core

11:30pm: more sirens, more panic

12:00am: facebook

1:00am: sirens

1:45am: go hang out with brady

2:05am: more freaking sirens

2:59am: first expected wave....nothing

3:07am: second expected wave....nothing

3:21am: again...a big fat nothing

3:30am: "i'm going to bed"

-watch the news-

-text brady-

4:20am: fall asleep

4:45am: wake up to a text

5:10am: fall back asleep *sweet success*

5:18am: Dad calls...i ignore it.

5:38am: Ryan calls...i answer and udder some incoherencies, the conversation last 42 seconds

5:54am: Dad calls...again, the conversation lasts 40 seconds

I JUST SURVIVED A TSUNAMI, I'M TRYING TO SLEEP HERE!

then all morning: my phone vibrating off the chain with people concerned for my well-being.

most interrupted sleep i have ever had.
but most exciting night of my life!
i now have a semi-very-cool story to tell.
and i realized i have a bunch of people who care about me...

then i played some soccer.
then i watched the BYU game, which was pure awesomeness. GLOOOOORY.

with all his madness i am just a little exhausted...i would have been asleep hours ago if it weren't for almost forgotten online homework and my never-ceasing desire to blog.

surviving a tsunami is tough business.