George and Jon took me to my first college party and club last night. By the time we got in, it was probably around midnight. I did not drink an ounce of alcohol, although I was offered the opportunity a couple of times. It was really hot and I was wearing too much. I can't say if I had fun or not, but I shouldn't have to, since that was not the point. The point was to break the monotony of life, and I think I accomplished that. So yes, it was unmonotonous. Actually, I can't say that with 100% accuracy. After about half an hour, it was monotonous. I mean, the music was. I have decided I don't really like clubs, because they don't play music I like to dance to. They play the same kind of songs over and over, and force everyone to dance the exact same dance over and over. I want to go to a club that plays disco, swing, and retro along with the rap and stuff. I think that would have been more fun. I like dancing to disco and swing. The only song remotely different from your usual club song they played was "Hey Ya!" by Outkast, and I enjoyed dancing to that one the most. I don't think there are any clubs like that though.
We got back to Penn around 3:00 a.m. My ears could barely hear anything. I realized I didn't have my keys and was locked out of Gregory until the morning, when they unlock the doors. So I spent the night in the Quad with George, sitting on the floor of his hallway, and then falling asleep on the couches in McClelland around 5 a.m. We chatted, and my ears eventually came back to me. I woke up around 10:00 a.m. and came back to Gregory, noticing new creatures to the Gregorian landscape. Joining the squirrels, mice, and roaches in this habitat are Gregory's newest guests: ugly, pink worms!.
It's great to be home.
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