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Graduation was long and dull and hierarchal, I felt like such a pompous geek in all my honor cords and other medalions that only point out obsessive behavior not true achievement.
Our speaker was James depriest
http://www.jamesdepreist.com/biography.htm
he was actually very moving, a gifted writer and eloquent/passionate speaker. His subject was very political considering the pathetic state of affairs in America currently. He spoke about how the complacency and ignorance of a nation is the true "weapon of mass destruction" and called for action among the newly graduated.

Following graduation was a stip club marathon, we hit all my favorite places (i,e, magic gardens, & union jacks) after much drinking and revelry I topped my night with a private dance by a beautiful woman with a thick black tattoo on her arm.
The next day I nursed my hangover with greasy food and a big screen showing of The Princess Bride at the local beer-serving theater...

all in all is was a great weekend and now its back to work and work and work, dealing with yuppie tennis playing suv driving ladies that want bakery sweets for their book club...

9 days 'till Costa Rica hoorah!