Nightmares and terror sauce

As we all know, yesterday was Halloween. It weirdest days of my life, but it was close to one of the funnest nights. It started out with Breakfast, and Holy Spirit class, both of these were fantastic. However, after class Chris and Josh went away to Irvine, about an hour away, they were on a mission. Going to pick up Tamara and Alysia who were at Alysia's cousins house. This left the day to Devan and I. We ate lunch and headed over to play "just a couple" games of ping pong, we figured Chris and Josh wouldn't be much longer than two hours. One hour there another hour back. So we pinged and we ponged. We read Joel a couple times, pinged and ponged, and realized they were not coming back anytime soon. So we went to dinner. After dinner, we played ping pong, which is such a fun sport, but playing it all day long causes for a miserable day.
Let's take a couple steps back. Right before dinner we were in the cafeteria restroom, where we were making the weirdest of faces in the mirror and laughing for quite some time. Then to our surprise an intern teacher walked in, the second I heard the door, I turned my head and tried to look like nothing at all was going on. As soon as He saw us however, he gave me a "Hey guys. How you doin'?" Very awkward so we left and ate Dinner.
Meanwhile, back at the misery of too many wins (12 to exact) of this table tennis game, we headed off the campus, across the street, and in to goodwill. We walked around for a bit, but the end result was the two of us sitting on lawn chairs in front of "Grubby Pups" a dog grooming business. Well, Josh decided to give me a call informing me they would be here soon. After some mingling and some introduction. We headed off to Knott's scary farm, A place of thrills and terror. Way too long of a story. I will say however, clowns with chainsaws, bloody, haunted houses, Tamara's tears, roller-coasters and much, much more. Sarah Brown met us there and after grabbing some Ihop (which is another blog entirely) we crashed on her floor in San Juan Capistrano, where she gave us lots of blankets which made for a great night of sleep. In-fact the longest of my college life so far.