It is interesting when life moves at such a slow, gradual, steady pace that you haven't realized the subtle changes occurring. Four years pass, and at first glance, there have been no dramatic alterations: same family, same city, same significant other, same dreams. You're attending the same school, with the same major, that is only twenty ( Read more... )

I am pretty sure that Steve hasn't taken me seriously when I told him I wasn't going to put up with it this year. If he's not talking, there's no reason for me to be on the phone, and I'm not going to sit in silence. Same with being left at the bottom of the priority list - I'm just not doing it anymore. It hasn't really gone too well thus far, ( Read more... )

Tina is alive. I felt I should clarify, as I was asked about her status at Christy's bridal shower on Sunday. A battery-pack shock brought her back to life, and she is now the proud owner of a new turn signal handle (meaning she also has a new light handle, as they are one and the same), doesn't make the wind-tunnel noise when I go over 45 MPH ( Read more... )

My car's sitting dead as a doornail in the parking lot. Second time in under a week ( Read more... )

My alarm went off at 10:45, but I kept hitting the snooze until I finally got up around 11:20. So when I felt my bed moving at 11:15, I figured there were some guys running up the stairs that are on the other side of my bedroom wall. It only lasted 5 seconds or so, so I figured I was also imagining it in my half-awake state ( Read more... )

I'm alive ( Read more... )

I can't stand it when people use "loose" instead of "lose," and I swear that half of my professors do it. You don't "loose" lecture time, you "lose" it ( Read more... )

So my car died. Funny story, really ( Read more... )

I'm struggling with the idea that this is meant to be. Mainly, how it can be so when we're going to be apart for the next three years ( Read more... )

The days where I have a life interesting enough to blog about are unfortunately long gone - as always between the months of August and May, I've become a full-time student. I did drop a French class this semester that was far too much work for an elective, dropping me down to 14 hours - and as a result, I feel like I spend no time on campus at all ( Read more... )