Ahhh, the spoils of being a student. Off for two weeks (we used to only have one - unfair yeah?) and nothing to do but anything. Beach, malls, cruising, as long as it's out of the house, it was worth it - especially since there wasn't any homework or cramming for an exam, but we all know even if there were you'd be doing it on the last Sunday before going back anyways.

As "working" adults, we got some spoils too - clear freeways. Rewind that. I guess we only got one spoil...but it's a damn good one! Can you believe I rode into work today going 55mph (+15, I'll plead the 5th otherwise) and people were actually going faster than me?!

Wassap Wit Dat?

For the first time ever, I hit a good cruising speed and I'm the turtle! It got me thinking. Do we really have that much students driving contributing to traffic? I don't know how the rest of you think but when I hear "school holiday" or "waiver day" the first thing that pops into my mind is, "ahhh, easy(ier) traffic".

btw, if I had "waiver days" back when I was in school, I wouldn't have "called in sick" so much. ;p (...pleading the 5th in front of the jury)

When I think spring break, I also think Florida (damn MTV). Ever since high school, my friends and I have always "talked" about going there hoping to be part of "Girls Gone Wild", uh, I meant DisneyWorld (Braddahs, no bu'lai. You know you dreamt it too...da GGW part). I guess we've never had the cajones to fulfill that dream and now it never will since I'm ball and chained and my friends all have girlfriends.

So let me ask this, has anyone done anything lolo during spring break - here locally or abroad? Does labeling it "spring break" make you a little more risque? Something regretful...now? You hear the taunts from all your friends, "c'mon, it's Spring Break!" Now you look back and say, "ahhh, to be young again."

Is that why no one is reading and posting?

Anyone want to plead the 5th?