What a Week

Dear Readers,

This week has been pretty fun filled. I spent a lot of time in the KCOE RADIO studio installing some new equipment, I also spent a little bit of time studying. Before I forget I would like to let you all know I spent a bus load of time playing the new call of duty game for xbox. I stayed up until 7am on the day it came out, guess that is one of the benefits to college and freedom.

However staying up so late was probably the stupidest thing I have done in awhile because it left me extremely sleepy for the duration of the day. Regardless the game is sweet and was well worth it. Other than that I spent sometime working on a research paper and preparing for a exam on Friday. Both of those thing went pretty well and my research paper is due this Wednesday.

Looking at my Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings I hosted my show on KCOE RADIO www.kcoe48.com from 10pm until 11pm. This Thursday we brought in a special guest D.C. who is a local musician who just released his album last week.


Once I finally made it to Friday all I could think about was the big event that KCOE Radio was hosting in Armstrong and Douglas Hall lobby. We held a big mixtape release party from some local Coe College musicians and it was a great turn out. There were tons of people, free CDs, free food and live performances. Overall it was a great time. I also spent that Friday evening on duty with one of my Resident Assistants and we decided it was a good night to cook an entire pack of bacon.


Saturday was not anything to special. I was feeling a little sick due to weather changes so I just stayed to myself a little bit and played some video games.

Sunday was a very busy day. From the moment I woke up I had to go to fraternity meetings that would take place from 10 am until 6pm. We had to take care of elections stuff and it was overall a very enjoyable experience.

Below are 2 photos from the week the first being the fortune cookie I got from Hyvee that came true and the other being a buddy's messy couch

Thank you for your time,
Charles E. Cotton III