Until Wednesday, I stayed in Cleveland for Spring Break to work with The Nehemiah Project in Chattanooga for a community revitalization project which included landscaping, painting, playing with dogs and being human ladders:
During the night, the amazing Tempest Tibet and I attempted to conquer the land of Super Mario (the old school Super Nintendo version) and sat on the edge of our seats while we watched Indiana Jones fight off snakes.
While we were renting some movies from the public library, we realized
that movies weren't the only thing you can rent:
That's right, if you got some folks coming over that you wanna impress, just head on out to the Cleveland Public Library and for 90 days, that buffalo painting can be yours!
We also went to authenticate the myth of the Mars plant in Cleveland giving out huge bags of candy:
Unfortunately, you have to be related to someone to be able to tour the plant. Lame.
Devastated by the trauma of being rejected by the M&M guys, we headed out to the closing sale of Hollywood Video, where all the movies were going on sale, including this little morsel:
By the time we were done, we went out searching for a bite to eat, which turned out to be a game called, "Sketchfest or Not?" and we stopped at this place:
Yes, it looks like a perfect 10 on the Sketchfest scale, but as we entered in and sampled some of their delicioso food and talked to the people working behind the counter, we realized to never judge a restaurant by their dimly-lit sign.
And so, these are just a few things that one can do in Cleveland while bored on a spring break--provided it's before 5:00.
