Day Two

Just when I think I'm going home in a few days I realize that we're stuck with each other for a whole week!

Ethical question of the day: If you went to a doctor and were accidentally given someone else's fertilized eggs and you had to give up the baby that until now you thought was yours, what would you do? In the non-hypothetical world, John-Emmet and I braved the torrential downpour to pack everyone's stuff in the van. We then made our journey to Aberdeen, SD. After a short drive, we arrived at the Ramada to find that our accommodations were glorious! A trip to Walmart yielded 192.8 ounces of delicious, heavily processed food. We ate, studied, and lounged until it was time to leave for our second performance at a local middle school. We set up in record time: 26 minutes. Fortunately, there were many seats filled. Unfortunately, all of the participants pulled from the audience refused to cooperate, but Emily handled the situation very well. We'd like to thank the Kiwanis Club for putting on our show. Sidebar - we ran over an average of 3 curbs per hour.

Reed