what i am is what i am....

[sarahannturner]

after reading my friend kevin's lj, i decided i too want to make goals for this summer. it's going to be a long and beautiful summer, so why not have goals to go along with that? right now i am working at the fitness center on campus and will be for the remainder of the summer. our baseball team is in california for playoffs and since the only

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[usnotathem]

<3. I could say tons of things about your goals...but to put it simply...that its a wonderful idea!

I hope visit Tara is on the goal list as well :)

[texanlimey]

First of all, have I told you recently how freaking cool you are? That should be mentioned again, if it's been a while. Second, I'm glad my overambitious plans for the summer inspired you - it's funny how some people make New Year's Resolutions, while people like me make Summer Break resolutions instead...hmmm. Anyhow, I'll probably be in Seguin a time or two over the summer; I'll give you a heads-up when I'll be coming through, and maybe we can go get coffee or something. Cheers, friend!

[anonymous]

i love your enthusiasm

[aggiemily]

i really liked this...

i'm interning this summer away from houston and all my friends so i want to make goals for myself too. its funny - some of the goals i've thought about making are so similiar to yours, right down to the "read one book a week" one.

good luck with yours...let us know how it works out!

[texanlimey]

Oh, and on the subject of good books to read...I definitely recommend Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez. Other goodies read in the past year or so: A Grain of Wheat (Ngugi wa Thiongo), The Handmaid's Tale (Margaret Atwood), Snow Falling on Cedars (an absolute must-read by David Guterson), Middlesex (Jeffrey Eugenides), and (for lighter fare) anything by Christopher Moore.