Huh
So I was reading my LiveJournal from February 2005.
I've changed so much.
...Wow.
RHODE ISLAND WAS AMAZING.
We drank poprocks and soda. Matt and Jason actually mixed them together and took them like shots. It was a scene that could have been easily misunderstood.
We watched Red VS Blue. A lot.
Matt, Jason and I stayed up until 3:30 AM chattering.
We went to the beach and tried to protect the thing we wrote in the sand, "OM2+J," from getting erased by the sea. It was fun. And then, I hid from Orin, Michelle, and Matt.
I slept in the same house as boys for the first time since about the age of seven.
I'll add more to this list as I think of it.
PROM WAS AMAZING.
NUFF SAID.
And also, field trips I've had since last writing include the art trip to Hillstead, which houses a lot of Impressionist works, a field trip for English to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and the Physics field trip to Six Flags New England.
After that was Freshman Orientation at UConn. That was both very uplifting and very depressing. But everyone was nice and I think it will truly be a good university to attend.
I've changed so much.
...Wow.
RHODE ISLAND WAS AMAZING.
We drank poprocks and soda. Matt and Jason actually mixed them together and took them like shots. It was a scene that could have been easily misunderstood.
We watched Red VS Blue. A lot.
Matt, Jason and I stayed up until 3:30 AM chattering.
We went to the beach and tried to protect the thing we wrote in the sand, "OM2+J," from getting erased by the sea. It was fun. And then, I hid from Orin, Michelle, and Matt.
I slept in the same house as boys for the first time since about the age of seven.
I'll add more to this list as I think of it.
PROM WAS AMAZING.
NUFF SAID.
And also, field trips I've had since last writing include the art trip to Hillstead, which houses a lot of Impressionist works, a field trip for English to the American Museum of Natural History in New York City, and the Physics field trip to Six Flags New England.
After that was Freshman Orientation at UConn. That was both very uplifting and very depressing. But everyone was nice and I think it will truly be a good university to attend.