I went home to Charleston, West Virginia for a much needed and anticipated break. I turned down a free beach trip to Florida, because it was going to be my last "single" spring break, and I wanted to spend it with the fam. I just relaxed all week and watched one of the most exciting NCAA tournaments I have ever witnessed. (Ps I picked UCONN to win it all, and they still have a pretty good shot at doing it). Played ball as many times as I possibly could with old friends, ate home cooked meals, read leisurly, and finished up wedding plans with the fiance' plus took her out to a romantic dinner at Angela's on the River. I definitely recommend going here. The food was amazing and affordable. However, if you plan on having a romantic evening with your partner try to avoid these three things:
1) Don't lose your muffler on the way there, and then have to stop a bus full of kids pulling out of a elementary school. After stopping traffic and throwing my muffler in the trunk of my car and thoroughly embarrassing her, my car decided to another trick and have the back right bumper fall off.
2) Don't take your romantic partner to a romantic destination during a tornado watch, in which there is a possibility of being hammered with hail the size of quarters, and making a 20 minute drive turn into a thrilling 40 drive of "hail" (get it)
3) Lastly, don't let your best friend and his brother and random employee sit with you during the no longer romantic date. Avoid these things and you should be straight.
All that being said, spring break was great, and I loved being home with friends and family having real talk, and smoking ribs. I now feel recharged and am ready to finish my last semester strong. Well at least stronger than high school.
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