Today has been one of those perfect days where Buffalo felt like a fabulous place to live and all was right with the world!  It didn’t exactly have the smoothest start though, our fail dinner was like the gift that kept on giving (and giving and giving).  I don’t want to fully blame Wine Thief, because I did help myself to way too many of the husband’s salt and vinegar chips, but I spent my midnight throwing up and cursing date night.  Thankfully my super Saturday has all but canceled out fail Friday to restore the balance.  90% of the day has been walking, so that’s pretty much my perfect day right there 🙂

We started our morning with a mega-tour of my new campus.  I start class on Monday so I needed to figure out exactly how long it would take me to walk to school (~35minutes) and where all my classes were located.  Adam and I had a fun time exploring my new digs.

Here’s where I’ll be taking Organic Chemistry –

From there I walked over to the Elmwood Art Festival.  Is there anything more wonderful than a good street festival?  I think not.

After taking in the sites, I also took in some tasty treats.  Fresh squeezed maple lemonade.

Peanut butter popsicle dipped in dark chocolate.

Plus a new cereal bowl that I’m sooooo excited about (I’ll show it off later).  I actually went home for a spell and then came back with the husband.  On our final loop I picked up some kettle corn,

which was the perfect snack for my next activity – the movies!  The husband had to go to the lab so I decided to go solo to “The Switch.”  We are big movie talkers so I packed plenty of snacks to keep myself occupied alone.  A smaller portion of my fair kettle corn.

I probably could have eaten the whole thing, but I definitely didn’t need too!  What’s in the cooler?

A Ginger Root Beer Zevia sample,

and some frozen lemonade.

My kettle corn was sweet and crunchy, my lemonade tasted like summer, and my Zevia had a great kick – it was the perfect movie meal!  The movie was a win itself; Aniston and Bateman were the perfect foil and the plot was sweet and funny.  Eating Chalk recommends it!

Now I’ve got to get going on dinner.

What was the last fair, festival, etc, you had the pleasure of attending?