2nd Nebraska Experience

For those who don't know i was in Nebraska from last sunday till tonight.  And lets say i had a better time with the weather from when i was there in february of 2005 when it was 35 degrees for the high.  I was in sacramento on Saturday and stayed at Steven Workers apartment for the night.  The next day we flew out to Omaha Nebraska, waited for Jess to land, and drive to the state capitol of Lincoln.  

We stayed at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in the city campus.  The dorms were just remodeled so it was awsome.  The first person that i ran into was Jacob, we were on the National 4-H Technology Team together.  The next day we picked up Emily from the lincoln airport and we went to have fun.

I was doing movie making and we were given a scriped and video clips, we had to make it work.  It is called Chaseing love and it is not that great but it was fun editing it.  During the conference jess, emily, and I went geocaching which was awsome.  And i want to thank Amanda for helping out with our web cam cache.  It was awsome.  

For state's night out we eat at Red Lobster and went lazer taging.  It was awsome.  There were alot of local boys who took it too serilesty.  They say that they were in an army and thay where acting so gay in there.  I hanged out with many great friends and i made new friends as well.  It is awsome to meet so many great people.  I had a great time.  I am writting from the Las Vegas Airport, i am delayed an hour, and i had a 2 hour lay over, so im here for 3 fuckin hours.  Tomorrow i go for my drivers test again in Palm Springs,so wish me good luck. 

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