This morning we went on a march for NAMI (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill). There were over a thousand people there. It was nice except I had to pee the whole time and since I refuse to use a porta-potty, I had to hold it for an hour and a half. At the end of the walk we got nice bracelets (for free) that say NAMI Walks Boston 2006.
Kimberley's friend, Eliana Sugarman, who she's known since she was eight years old is in town to celebrate Kimberley's birthday. Right now she's napping.
Tonight is Kimberley's birthday party and dinner. I'm excited to meet all her friends and hang out.
I am convinced my right foot is broken from all the walking I've done in the past two days. (Yesterday I walked from Porter Square to MIT and back.) My dad says it's not broken but I may sue him for malpractice if it doesn't feel better soon.
Yesterday during the day I listened to over three hours of acapella put on by the many talented youth of the Harvard undergraduate class. I didn't like acapella in college and now I know I still don't but at least I had free entertainment for three hours. It's been really hot and gorgeous outside so I've been tanning as much as possible.
