Teenagers,shakes, and 80's aerobics!

I was driving down the street with my cousin last week, and we saw a group of teenagers playing a game in which you freeze in some random pose everytime a car passes by as you're walking down the street or hanging out outside. We laughed, and the sight sparked a conversation about high school, and the random things we did with our friends. I discussed the topic with another friend, and we talked about how much we missed the fun of high school, and doing random games such as the freezing game, thinking we were the coolest people on the planet. I mentioned that I never really got bored in high school because my friends and I could always find something to do, even if it was simply taking a trip to walmart to see who could find the most ridiculous outfit. So, last night, my cousin and I were in crazy moods. Anybody who knows us, knows that when we get into our random moods, we are very spontaneous and do whatever comes to mind. We started the night by driving by a house we want to rent in Provo. As we were driving home, we talked about how long it had been since we'd had one of those really yummy shakes from Granny's in Heber...so we drove to Heber. We then went to Kristie's house to pass some time until we concocted our next great plan. We played DDR on the wii, which happens to be one of the best games ever made. We quit when we had worn ourselves out, and sat around the living room talking to the little sis. As we were in there, Kris found an old 80's workout video and we decided it would be fun to do some good ol' aerobics. So we did. It was hilarious! Remember those old excercise shows with the leotards, tights, leg warmers, and sweat bands? Ya, thats the one! We followed the tape for about 45 minutes. We then grabbed Kristie's little sister, and took her for a walk around the block with us so we could play the freeze game. We got really into some of our poses, ranging from Karate Kid to Charlie's Angels. Yes, we did get soaked in the rain. Yes, we were a bit immature. Yes, I did feel a little bit stupid when I heard some guys in one of the cars that drove past us laugh at our poses. Yes, it was one of the funnest nights of my entire life.