Surrey Trip Stop fin

Jessie picked me up at my grandma's place, and we went to grab some "celebration water". Together we arrived at Rachel Wu's place to start our little gathering. I cannot remember when is the last time when all four of us got together. I think it was last september. I was kind of happy that I got myself a little bit sick, but I don't think my consumption was too great :(
Anywho, we were up until three, by then I showered and collapsed on the sofa.

The next morning, or noon, Rachel Wu and I went to Fraser Heights to find Mr. Horn to fill out some reference letters for her. On my way out of the building, I passed by Mr. Kelly and he gestured me into his classroom. He thanked me for the note I left him (I forgot to mention, yesterday I left a note at his desk saying that he was the person who inspired me with literature). I have always had a little pupil crush on this guy, along with all the many other female students. He's young, handsome, and best of all, he teaches literature/english. While we were talking, I found out that he lives on Richard and Nelson. Oh my gosh! That's a block away from where I live! And once I move into the apartment on Richard and Nelson, we will totally become neighbours! Gyabooooooo!!! I should walk more often on Richard street from now on.

Afterwards Melody took me to have Stonegrill,....... I wish. It's actually Cold Stone or something. And we went to Burnaby with Jessie to howl around. Thus ends my Surrey trip.

I came to acknowledge the fact that one can not survive without a car, and of course, a drivers license. For the past two days, I have rode on the car of Seal, Jessie, Melody, and Rachel. Amazing, it's like they taught themselves how to drive. Why does everything have to be so far apart each other? No wonder I felt bored as a teenager. I think I'm the only one who doesn't even have my L! So my conclusion is that I'm best off living in Downtown. At least, hey, I save the insurance and gas.