My experience at Late Night Breakfast was actually quite fun! It gave me and other students the opportunity to escape the stress of studying for finals and writing papers. Originally, I hadn’t planned on staying the entire time; however, I had gotten so engrossed in the gingerbread house making contest that I lost track of time. I guess the competitiveness of the situation had risen to extremes because my roommate and I were facing off against several teammates of ours. Since the majority of our time was consumed by feverish competition, we didn’t really get the chance to do many of the other activites that were offered. We ate, of course, and the food was good. Then again, all breakfast food is good, especially at night. The ornament making station was a very cute idea with regards to the wishes. Writing a wish on a thin piece of paper and inserting it into the ornament was extremely symbolic and in sync with the holiday spirit. Although I didn’t get a chance to do it, several of my friends claimed that the massages were phenomenal (the foot massages in particular). According to them, they felt as though they had the feet of newborn babies and it was like they hadn’t taken a single step in their lives. I agree, this is strange, but honestly, don’t we all want to feel this way? To tell you the truth, the only thing that would make the night better would be puppies.
Cassidy Scofield ’20 (pictured on far left), d
ouble majoring in Communications and English, Albertus Magnus College Women’s Soccer