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How My Vacation Went
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By:
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Flaky
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Mood:
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Full of life
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Date:
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Jul 13, 2008
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Music:
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"Little Things" by Good Charlotte
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I'm
back
from
my
vacation! :
D
I
had
stayed
a
week
in
Virginia
with
my
boyfriend
and
his
family.
And
for
those
of
you
here
who
were
worried,
everything
went
just
fine.
Well,
the
trip
had
its
ups
and
downs,
but
we
all
got
along
great
at
least.
:
) The
first
day
was
very
hectic.
This
was
my
very
first
plane
trip
not
being
a
minor
and
since
security
is
so
tight
these
days,
I
had
to
do
a
lot
of
things
on
my
own.
I
got
through
the
Indianapolis
International
Airport
just
fine,
but
the
Dulles
Airport
was
as
confusing
as
heck!
Since
my
boyfriend
(Phil)
and
his
mom
were
at
another
building
where
they
couldn't
go
any
further
and
I
didn't
even
know
I
was
supposed
to
take
a
shuttle
to
it
at
first,
I
was
extremely
stressed,
confused,
and
anxious.
What's
worse
was
that
I
must've
been
coughed
on
at
least
five
times
which
only
made
things
way
worse
for
me.
I
was
more
than
relieved
when
I
was
finally
able
to
reach
them.
From
there,
we
went
to
Taco
Bell
and
then
to
his
house,
where
we
just
relaxed
the
rest
of
the
day. The
next
day,
his
mom
dropped
us
off
at
the
movies
and
we
watched
"Wall-E",
which
was
a
very
cute
movie
BTW.
;
)
After
that,
we
went
shopping
at
Fair
Oaks
Mall,
where
I
bought
a
new
pair
of
sunglasses,
since
mine
had
somehow
broke.
I
also
bought
a
T-shirt
of
one
of
my
favorite
shows,
"iCarly".
The
next
day
was
probably
our
biggest.
We
went
to
Kings
Dominion,
a
big
theme
park
in
Richmond,
Virginia.
We
arrived
around
10:00
AM
and
stayed
until
about
8:00
PM.
It
was
supposed
to
rain
that
day,
so
a
lot
of
people
didn't
go.
Turns
out,
it
didn't
rain
at
all,
so
we
got
a
nice
not-very-crowded
day
at
the
theme
park.
Well,
most
of
it
was
nice
anyway.
It
started
off
pretty
bad.
Phil
and
I
had
been
waiting
in
line
for
quite
a
while
to
ride
their
newest
roller
coaster,
The
Dominator.
When
it
was
about
our
turn
to
finally
get
on,
the
ride
got
stuck
so
we
all
had
to
leave.
(We
went
on
later
and
it
was
ironically
totally
lame.)
Since
there
was
no
line
at
any
of
the
other
coasters,
we
decided
to
go
on
all
of
them
at
least
once.
We
actually
went
on
the
Rebel
Yell
six
times
and
the
Hurler
four
times!
Shockwave
was
probably
our
favorite,
which
we
went
on
three
times.
We
also
enjoyed
Flight
of
Fear
and
Anaconda,
too.
Grizzly
was
lame
though.
We
also
went
on
one
of
the
log
flume
rides
and
we
went
to
the
water
park
portion,
where
we
had
a
great
time
at.
The
kids
there
were
(for
some
reason)
really
interested
in
talking
to
me.
Guess
they
like
Indiana
out
in
Virginia.
So
overall,
I
had
a
great
time
there.
I
got
horrible
blisters
on
my
feet
though... The
next
day,
we
took
it
easy
again
as
the
previous
day
was
really
long.
Phil
and
I
mainly
watched
DVDs
I
brought
over
and
played
video
games,
which
I
beat
him
in. The
next
day,
we
went
to
two
more
malls:
Tysons
Corner
and
Tysons
2
down
the
road.
Both
malls
were
multiple
levels
(like
Fair
Oaks
had
been)
and
they
were
also
both
quite
nice.
I
bought
a
really
cute
halter
top
for
half
off
at
Old
Navy
and
we
ate
lunch
at
TGI
Fridays
there. The
next
day,
his
mom
drove
he,
me,
and
his
little
sister
up
to
Washington
DC
to
go
to
the
national
zoo.
The
zoo
was
bad.
Sure
the
pandas
were
cute
and
the
porcupines
were
totally
awesome,
but
that
was
it.
The
zoo
was
all
uphill
(which
I'm
not
used
to
as
my
state
is
flat),
my
feet
were
still
totally
blistered
up
from
Kings
Dominion,
I
about
lost
it
when
everyone
kept
coughing
on
me
(again),
it
was
intensely
hot,
the
lines
were
really
long,
no
animal
exhibits
were
on
the
main
path,
and
non
of
the
animals
were
even
out
doing
anything.
Even
the
cheetahs
didn't
like
the
heat!
And
Washington
DC
itself
is
a
madhouse
where
everyone
breaks
the
law
driving.
You'd
think
they
wouldn't
do
that
in
the
nation's
capital,
where
there's
police
everywhere.
Weird.
We
were
all
more
than
relieved
to
get
back
to
the
house. The
next
day
was
my
last
day
there.
I
packed
everything
up
and
we
all
went
back
to
Dulles
so
I
could
fly
home.
We
said
our
good-byes
and
I
left.
Surprisingly,
both
airports
went
very
well
for
me
this
time.
It
was
way
easier
getting
around,
and
no
one
coughed
on
me
for
once! Overall,
I
had
a
great
time.
Although
the
trip
definitely
had
its
downs
as
well.
Phil's
mom
actually
knows
a
lot
about
OCD
as
her
mom
actually
had
it
and
she's
had
friends
with
it.
Apparently,
she
feels
really
sorry
for
me
and
thinks
I
should
not
go
untreated,
like
what
my
mom's
doing
to
me. Oh,
I
also
learned
when
I
got
back
that
I
most
likely
have
acid
reflux
when
I
started
choking
on
my
own
stomach
acid
when
I
was
eating
fries.
What
a
way
to
be
welcomed
back...
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