Unlike in the summer, this trip had nothing to do with fashion. I wore an exceedingly attractive coat that was a maternity gift when my mother was preggers with my older brother. He was rather impressed to see me in the splendid garb.
There comes a time in our lives when we learn that fashion isn't everything. Personally, I thought it was a real milestone for me.
I slept most of the day and studied the rest, I would be no help operating a chainsaw that tired so I retired to the sleeping cabin and went through Gundam 00 withdrawal. You see, When I watch a series, I watch it hard.
So, if I had lilac hair, it's pretty good. Just pull the other half of the back hair tail to the more voluminous side and there ya have it! The only conundrum is that he is a man with a woman's voice. Those crazy Japanese.
Anyway, short story long, the weather became so foul on our trip that our power went out and all sailings back to the main land were cancelled for the entire day. It was so windy that trees were bending at 45 degree angles and the sea was angrier than I had ever seen it. It was rather majestic, but highly inconvenient.
We got onto Vancouver Island; however, sailings back to our little island were cancelled too so we were stranded and had to get a hotel. I had class the next morning, it was especially important that I attend because I transferred into Modern Issues in Contemporary Literature: Utopian Societies late and had already missed the first 4 lectures and 2 tutorials. Needless to say, we left the hotel at 4:30AM and were on the first ferry to the mainland. I was home by 9AM and was able to shower and eat a big lunch before heading off to school.
By noon I was ready to collapse with exhaustion. I don't often drink coffee, but I went through 3 that Monday. It was a poor choice on my part to drink one at 4PM with a body that is so unaccustomed to caffeine. Honestly, I only drink super diluted tea, the only other times I drink caffeinated beverages is the Red Bull portion of Jager bombs.
Maybe coffee is another one of those coming of age things...