The Break: Several Disconcerting Events

Some parts of the break was very interesting, but most of all despondantely boring. The first funny event happened on Sunday, when i went to my friend's Tyler Wagner's house. He was hosting an OM meeting, and a few other of my friends were there, too. Yes, i know that my various critics will say that going to somewhere besides my house and school is impossible, and that the sun turning out to be a large, buttery pancake would be more likely. However, i did indeed go, but when i was trying to get there, along the Alps Mountains, mind you, the sign for the appropriate turn-off disappeared. Mysterious. Deciding to turn anyway, seeing as though i had traveled 1.4 miles, as depicted by the map, two walkers assaulted us. Well, assault is kind of a harsh word. Jumping at the car in a drunken state seems more correct, and it was funny nevertheless. The road ended up being the correct one, with the missing sign half-buried in the middle of the road. Once i reached the house, we imeadiately started working on the scenery...blah blah blah...zach got transformed into a Smurf...blah blah blah...the castle was painted blue...and finally, we had airsoft. I wont give you the details, but it ended up with several double layered battlements of cardboard with holes in them and over damaged property. After that, the only interesting thing that happened was later on next Saturday was Peter Keller's birthday. It was quite fun with more airsoft for a few hours, several rounds of Mafia, and Poker. Fun times.