BURGERS!!!!

EDITED FROM THURSDAY

So today we had an extremely prestigious meeting with NC Supreme Court Chief Justice Henry E. Frye. That was truly amazing, I had met him before but in a meeting with others. This time it was a one-on-one meeting with him, I, Shae and Adam. When we got to the building of course we got off on the wrong floor and a reciptionist gladly sent us in the right direction. The law office was on the top floor and consisted of 4 floors of the building.

Finally once we got off the elevator, the receptionist gave him a ring and told him we were there. Now he was (as all lawyers are) behind schedule, so we sat in the “VERRRRRY PRESITIGIOUS” waiting room. It was decorated quite nice, and of course there was an extremely nice view of the skyline of Greensboro. I looked over to the deck we parked at, and noticed a woman in her bikinni laying on the ground. I looked at Shae and said, “Shae there’s some crazy woman suntanning”. Well as we stood and looked more she was having a photoshoot, lying and rolling all over that dirty parking lot deck. I tell you, that was definatley one of the craziest things that I have EVER seen. So Justice Frye comes walking down a spiral staircase and asks to greet us. We follow him up to his office for a good 15 minute conversation, talking about his success as a politican and some great things that will help us in the future. He told us all the stories behind the pictures on the walls of his office, especially the picture of him being sworn in on Feburary of 1983.

So we leave his office and take a good tour of Greensboro walking to a resturant called Solaris. Which happened to have not been open and then we ate at the Greensboro Marriott Hotel resturant. I had a burger there, that really wasn’t all that great. Although having lunch with Henry Frye is fun and wonerful. So throughout that day Justice Frye kept trying to play my piano skills so I had to show him that I was good. So when we finished lunch, I pulled a chair up to the baby grand and played “Romance Sans Paroles” by Gabriel Faure. Everyone was extremely amazed, and I was glad to redeem my name. So later on that day as I was gloating from my performance, I was getting hungry and really wanted another burger. So after debating for half an hour I drove from the office to the local Hardees. I bought the  “$6 Burger” (which happened to taste the same as a Burger King Whooper), so I was extremely disappointed. That night I truly felt the effects of my gluttony and that’s definatley room for another post.

Augustine Joseph Jr.