So Tuesday we had to visit VC Elementary school. Going places is not that easy when you're on a mountain, especially if you're totally unaware of your environment. Nevertheless, I printed out my google map with gusto, and Kt and I set out at 5 for class.

After taking a rather lovely scenic tour through the countryside, we started to get anxious. We had seen one school bus stop ahead sign a ways back, but not the actual sign nor any school.

It was then in my brilliance that I realized that I had printed a map for VC, the county, and not specifically VC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL.

Me: Um, is VC a town?
Kt: Yes.....
Me:....
Kt:...

*Announcer voice* My name is Ghosty, and I may have graduated with a 3.9 GPA, but I am NOT...smarter than a 5th grader.

I'm just glad I realized what I had done before we ended up in Oklahoma. We stopped and got directions from a house. Mountain people are generally very friendly, and we were happy to find this lady was NOT an exception. =D

So we ended up being about 15 minutes late to class, but the teacher hadn't even begin to pass out papers. We made up for it, though, at the end of class. Everyone was supposed to have their presentations ready to present, but Kt and I were the only ones prepared. Their excuse? They thought we were going back to campus after the guest speaker talked to us. Well, so did I, but it shouldn't matter where you present as long as you have computer access, right? Makes me wonder if they are going to have us go to the campus library or something.

Anyway, the prof. made a lot of them mad by saying, "Well, your presentations should have all been done last week". WTF, no. Only two groups volunteered to go last time, everyone else was supposed to be done this week! It says so on the syllabus, but whatever...

Kt and I presented and since the prof. didn't have anything else planned and no one else was going to present, we took our sweet time. Our 20 minute time limit? Left in the dust. An hour later, we wrapped up the activity. Bwhaha. Everyone seemed to enjoy it, though.