Mills is back again.
As Drew mentioned, Thursday night at Geovanti's was quite a grand time. Drew and Goethals on the mic saved the day. Maura even came out. We are eternally grateful for her presence. We jammed out all night until they kicked us out.
Gayballs and I decided it would be appropriate to purchase some world famous Geo's chicken strips. We brought them back to our host family's Great Hall. I hadn't even finished one strip, and I decided it was time to go to bed. My next memory is Jake Rohde looking up at me and telling me to get out of his bed. This is what seemed to happen...
I walked into Room 31 (Jake's room and Jake's bed are both in the same location as mine - directly one floor above...maybe that confused me?) and asked Rohde if I could sleep up there. In his drunken/half asleep mindset, he allowed this to occur. Mike Wong is an eyewitness to both of sleeping in the same twin bed. I do not know the length of time that this went on for. When Rohde got up to go to the bathroom (thanks for not peeing on me, Jake) he came back and woke me up. Without having a ladder to get down, I was awfully confused. Jake tried giving me instructions about stepping on the door handle, but this inevitably led to me falling down and knocking over a glass of water. I then walked downstairs and finished the night in the comfort of my own bed in Room 23.
What have I learned about Champaigné? There are no "assigned" beds here. Everyone is welcome to sleep with whomever they want, whenever they want. It is an incredible freedom. I only wish that everyone in the world could experience this unique lifestyle.
As Drew mentioned, Thursday night at Geovanti's was quite a grand time. Drew and Goethals on the mic saved the day. Maura even came out. We are eternally grateful for her presence. We jammed out all night until they kicked us out.
Gayballs and I decided it would be appropriate to purchase some world famous Geo's chicken strips. We brought them back to our host family's Great Hall. I hadn't even finished one strip, and I decided it was time to go to bed. My next memory is Jake Rohde looking up at me and telling me to get out of his bed. This is what seemed to happen...
I walked into Room 31 (Jake's room and Jake's bed are both in the same location as mine - directly one floor above...maybe that confused me?) and asked Rohde if I could sleep up there. In his drunken/half asleep mindset, he allowed this to occur. Mike Wong is an eyewitness to both of sleeping in the same twin bed. I do not know the length of time that this went on for. When Rohde got up to go to the bathroom (thanks for not peeing on me, Jake) he came back and woke me up. Without having a ladder to get down, I was awfully confused. Jake tried giving me instructions about stepping on the door handle, but this inevitably led to me falling down and knocking over a glass of water. I then walked downstairs and finished the night in the comfort of my own bed in Room 23.
What have I learned about Champaigné? There are no "assigned" beds here. Everyone is welcome to sleep with whomever they want, whenever they want. It is an incredible freedom. I only wish that everyone in the world could experience this unique lifestyle.
You will not go to Heaven, you'll go to Champaign, Illinois.