Could've, Would've, Didn't

So, despite me wanting to be lazy, my sister threatened me to go along. It would appear that next weekend, the family (excluding me because I don't want to) is going to Virginia to check out another college. This means no one will be able to take me to the museum or library.

So, I actually went today. I did my runs, and as is normally the case, I came up dry. I'll try again later.

I was originally going to do my 3-D assignment. Priority tells me to do this first because it is the one that is due first. I was suppose to right a two page essay of my observations of a 3-D piece. To take notes, I have to be standing in front of the piece with a questionnaire. Yes, that means I have to literally be at the piece.

My sister changed my mind when she was joking about how she didn't want me to go to the Frist. I didn't take it as a joke. I went ahead and changed my plan to doing my Drawing 2 and Art History.

While at the library, the children's wing had an art piece set up. It was a 3-D piece complete with a little folder talking about the artist. I didn't take notes.

For lunch, we had MacD's at Centennial Park. I then went into the Parthenon to see the newly gilded Athena statue.

Yes, in case you didn't get it, I had two very good opportunities to get my 3-D homework assignment dead and gone, but I did not have the notes with me that I needed to take.

It's thunder-storming now, and I need to get off before the lights go out.