Well, yesterday was the Senior Awards ceremony here at Eckerd College. I had a quick turn around after work and working out and then headed over to Fox Hall as requested in the memo I received from the Dean of Students and then walked out of the ceremony with the Eckerd Giver Award for Outstanding Leadership and Service to the campus and community. For those that are not aware, I have been very active on campus and have spearheaded programs such as the Lifeguard Training Program I completed a few weeks ago and the American Red Cross Club of Eckerd College. I have also been the donor chair for Florida Blood Services and have been responsible for the 4 blood drives each year here at Eckerd College for the last three years. It is an honor that I am glad to have received. I was accompanied by about 12 other students who have made similar contributions to the community with all 12 being recognized at the awards.

So as of today, I have exactly two weeks until I move to Orlando and one day shy of two weeks till graduation. Only a few papers and projects stand in my way now! Today I am finishing up my ethics paper and was working on my car. Mike from work was nice enough to offer to help me take care of a rust spot that was growing just above my rear tire on the passenger side of my 11 year old Accord. Ended up cleaning it out and then placing some fiber glass down to fill in the hole itself.

Let me see what else is new. Friday night, the band Something Corporate. This band is a nice blend of alternative and punk. I have imported their CD in to iTunes thanks to Chris and have to say, it really is one of those CDs where you can listen to every track on it. So yea the concert was fun and gave me something to do after a long week. Last night was pretty dull with the exception of the Bullshit Ballet that is sort of a tradition at Eckerd. The Bullshit Ballet basically is a way for the students to joke about things on campus with the exception being that the ones performing are usually doing so after a few beers. Not as great as two years ago but at least something to do.

Well, it is time to get back to that paper. Feel free to comment on any pictures in my mobile sites or on any entry on this site.

Well, as you can tell from the previous post, I was up before the sun this morning. Now I am back on campus doing some wash and about to start on some homework. So here is the recap from this weekend.

Friday: Andrew and I packed out bags and headed to Disney for the Inline Skate Marathon that was this weekend. We stayed at the new Pop Century Classic Resort. The resort is a value resort but still very nice and I would highly recommend it again. So anyways, back to our night. We just basically relaxed at the resort until we headed in to Celebration to see Norm perform in The Music Man with the Celebration Players, a community theater group. From there, we went back and hung out at his place for a little before turning in for the evening.

Saturday: Woke up and and headed to Publix to get some breakfast for this morning and some bottled water before going to the registration expo for the race. At the expo, we met Derek Parra, Olympic Gold Medalist from the 2002 Olympics in Men’s Speed Skating. Next was an afternoon in the parks thanks to a friend of Andrew’s with extra park tickets that I could use. We started off at magic Kingdom and finished at MK with a final ride on “It’s a Small World” which will be closing as of today for a year of rehab. After MK, it was off to a carb dinner at the Olive Garden with Mark and Reed and then back to Epcot to visit with JK at Mission Space. A pretty productive day personally.

So that’s the update from the rest of the weekend. Now time for homework.