<p>eating pizza at midnite on study breaks, watching the time when off campus so i didn’t miss the last T back to school at 2 am! The blizzard of '78 in Boston!</p>
<p>-the friends, sitting around the band lounge
-eating at the B&G (known as the Barf & Gag, although it had another real name)
-two foreign tours with the band
-playing pinball any chance I got!
-very little from classes, but I will always be a bandjock (including marrying one)</p>
<p>Being able to stay up until 5 a.m. studying, and still be able to get up at 7 a.m.
Having a wonderful group of women friends (all women’s college-still have those friends) available to do ridiculous things at the drop of a hat, or figure out a new way to deal with a macroeconomics problem with that same group.
Ordering pizza at 11 p.m.
Being the first one in the dining hall on Sundays at 4:30 p.m. because it was make-your-own-sundae day.
At 12:30 p.m. on a weekday, going down the hall and asking if anyone wanted to join me in the bleachers at Fenway Park for $1 at the 1 p.m. game.</p>
<p><em>waiting 3 days in line at Pauley Pavilian to get the first come-first serve front row student seats at every UCLA basketball game (we policed ourselves with 3 hour breaks to go to class) - student tickets were 25 cents (seriously!)
*sending the cornish game hen entree, covered with a ceremonial napkin, on the conveyor belt to it’s proper burial place in the industrial dishwasher Mark Harmon living down the hall (</em>sighs)
*opening my mailbox and getting a check from Ma and Pa
*watching the smoke rise in Central LA at the Patty Hearst hideout from my high rise dorm window
*running half-clothed to the bathroom on my coed floor
*snacking on the rolls of refrigerated chocolate chip cookie dough (like SBMom - a skinny time)</p>