Here we are in line at Barnes & Noble. This would be 8 in the morning (Dacia was there at 6am saving us a spot). We were 2nd in line (the second 'groupie') which means, therefore, that we got 'A' wristbands which means we got our books at approximately 12:05 am that night ahead of hundreds of screaming 14 year old girls. (hehe) Hey, if you're going to do it at all, do it well. 
(Angie, Cyndi, Alyssa, Me, Dacia, other girls I don't know)
And here we are at the party minutes before we got our 'Edward' frothy and headed to the 'midnight line' which we were, of course, at the very front. Good times!!!
(Angie, Cyndi, Alyssa, Me, Dacia, other girls I don't know)
(?, me, Kari, Cyndi, Alyssa, Angie, Dacia)(?, Georgia, ?) I wish I remembered everyone's names.
2 comments:
wow, Marie...you really are hard core.
(and there is nothing wrong with standing in line with a bunch of 14 year olds-- as long as you are in front of them, of course).
Lol, that's funny. My little sister and I went to Barnes & Noble that same night and we had no clue what was going on, but their were prom dresses everywhere and a big huge line. And then I remembered what all the fuss was about. I declined to wait in line, and wouldnt' you know it, Eddie walked into Walmart the next day and bought it for me. No lines, plenty of books. hee, hee
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