So...it's been almost 6 years on this site...and I am proud to announce the start of a new blog: http://www.coffeemuchtoostrong.com. It's still in it's infancy, but rest assured this will be a happening place. I'll keep LJ to read the journals of the very few folks that still post here.

Until we meet again!
Cheers!

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I had this strange dream that next fall, I was enrolling at Hampshire College for only one year.
My dorm was this wooden building that for the first half of the dream had no roof and doors that you couldn't lock.
There were also many guitars in this building.

That is all.

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In a few days, I'll be on a plane heading to New Mexico for Spring Break. To go winter camping! It'll be the 3rd time in 3 years I'll be out at Philmont, and I can't wait! And I have basically a day out there on my own in Albuquerque, which should be somewhat fun ( Read more... )

I feel like I've aged so much. Figured out a lot about myself. In the past 3 days.

I was structured verse, now I'm becoming stream of consciousness.
(Still with a strong idea of intent, where I want to go)

Relationship status in Facebook: Due to scouts, I have a wide range of people on my facebook friends list. One of them is entering the priesthood, I take it. He is listed as Single. Though clearly this will never change, what would be a more appropriate setting? I don't know enough about Catholic ordination to answer that. Another friend on ( Read more... )

Classes are finally picking up, which is great. Now I actually have a reason to be stressed. I have a 3 pager due Tuesday, and 4-5 pager due Wednesday, and I think an exam on Wednesday as well ( Read more... )

Thus far school is pretty okay. So much reading. But classes thus far are good. I keep thinking that in so many of them they should progress is difficulty, ie Progressive Programming, a concept we use at camp, but it's not really the case in school. Sure the complexity is increased, but the analytical skills increase at the same rate. Usually ( Read more... )

I've finished my mini-semester course, which really fried my brain, but was a good experience. I'll enter the spring semester being academically ready, no warm up time ( Read more... )