Chester Street Bar (C-Street)

Becky, Ruth, and Jackie visited Urbana this weekend.

We had dinner at Teresa's. "Thank you, Teresa for making us dinner! It was delicious!!" Then, we got ready for a night out at Chester Street Bar.

First time at C-Street Bar. Glad to share it with all these lovelies.

Including Jeffffffffffff!!

Conclusion
They play techno-ed versions of top 40 hits and many female 80s and 90s artists. It was hard to dance to. However, there's a nice (and a little awkward) crowd and really cheap cover charge--$3.

For a Friday night, the crowd was scarce. I've heard so many good things about this bar, but maybe we came on the wrong night. I'll have to check it out some other time, but this time was a little disappointing. We still had a lot of fun with each other though dancing on the dance floor.

AASHO Ramen Contest - Chapaghetti Round

I comp-EAT-ed with 3 others in the Chapaghetti Round.

It's such a good noodle.

The sauce and stuff tastes just like Korean jjajangmyun (black bean) noodles.

It probably is jjajangmyun.  

Get Set...

GO!
(but first, I wanted to blow some steam away)

YUM!

Neil (my "father" in AAA), Michelle, and I all won our respective rounds. YAY! Neil got some big box o' choco-thangs, I won a big box of koala crackers thangs (I only had 3 bags left 'cause I gave away all the other bags), and Michelle won a big box of Pocky. 

Wesley Haunted House

Instead of doing a Halloween Flash Mob like I did in 2011 and 2010 (Whoops... forgot to include in my 2011 post that I was in a Halloween Michael Jackson's "Thriller" Zombie Flash Mob), I volunteered as a zombie in a haunted house with Carmen and her family & friends

Prior to getting prepped to go out on the "floor", we first went through the house for ourselves. We had to go together in a single file through a dark, narrow path. Naturally, we were fighting so much to NOT lead and NOT be in the back. Sam (the girl in red) was the only one brave enough to lead the line while Sammy (Carmen's youngest brother who is shoulder-to-shoulder with me in the picture) and I somehow got stuck in the back. We were both the biggest scaredy cats, so we were whimpering and screaming the whole time and pretty much trying to fight past everyone when we heard someone or something behind us. Holy moly, in my lifetime, I've only been to like 3 haunted houses, but this one was so scary!! It was a great thrill though and a pleasure to face with a big group.

It was great going through the haunted house, but it was SCARE-cely the funnest part. Now it was our turns to become the SCARE-ers instead of the SCARE-ees. We quickly made our way to the makeup room, rummaged through raggedy clothes to wear (I just wore my own t-shirt), and then we had other volunteers to do our make-up. After making ourselves all pretty and gory and stuff, we split up to be stationed at various parts of the haunted house.

A few of the guys and I were placed in the largest room in the whole house. One side was the entrance to the room; on the other side, was a surgical table where a girl was cut open with a saw. Surrounding the table were REAL animal innards--it smelled so gross. Hidden under sheets of black garbage bags surrounding the pathway to the next room, were me and the other undead. As the crowd cautiously walked through focused on the table, we would crawl out right by their feet and catch them off guard. I would emerge from hiding with my neck up so they can see my slashed throat. As they screamed, I would desperately gasp for air as if my esophagus and trachea were really cut right open.  

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