precious territories

[sympathyxo]

I don't miss a single thing about UT. I've been going through the various things that I kind of, sort of enjoyed there, trying to feel a little bit of nostalgia about them, and I cannot summon it. I am the most nostalgic person in history, people. This has to be a sign.

Comments

[cosmikumquat]

out of curiosity, is your denver-nostalgia associated more with the place or the people?

also, if you didn't go back to UT, where would you go?

i 100% support any decision that leads to your happiness, just so you know. :)

[sympathyxo]

about 60% people and 40% denver itself, i would say.
and with regards to your second question, i really, really do not know. if i had a single good idea, this whole thing would be a lot easier. as it stands i don't know what i want to do, i just know what i really don't want to do.

[cosmikumquat]

is transferring to someplace in denver not a good idea?

[sympathyxo]

meh. it's just i don't want to do metro/ucd/ccd, because neither going back to living at home permanently nor dealing with having my own place while being in school sounds very appealing, and it's too late to transfer to cu or du in time for next year (at this point, it may even be too late for community college to take me ... i don't really know). so yeah, it would have been a good idea, four months ago. but then maybe not, because i just don't seem to be able to handle college at all, and, yeah. i don't know.