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[xanderexcel]

Not sure why, but suddenly nostalgia takes effect.  It's been an interesting summer.  The first part is easily lumped into being another UNH time allotment, as it was spent in summer session.  That was June.  July was spent in up's and down's.  Most of the up's include being with friends I haven't seen in a while and being able to know my family

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[laura_laurent_]

This has been the longest summer. And...you and I both took summer courses so that should have chopped atleast a month off of our summers...imagine living through the whole thing? During the summer we are torn from everything we call "home" at school...and that is the biggest part for me. But, I will see you in five days, most likely, since I see you everywhere....heh.

[xanderexcel]

Ha yea i'll def. see you in Holloway. It is funny how most students consider their colleges the new home to them. I just look forward to going back a lot, so it better hurry the hell up and get here.

[saragoescrazy]

Summers seem to get shorter for me, if you look at it, as you grow older (I cannot believe I am admitting this because my dad always told me as you get older the years go by faster)... and yet its true... its all true... though day by day they seem to be going slower... slower in the means I am not with my fiance yet, and I have only like 4 months at the most so of course it will go slow.

As for coming into adulthood, since I am 22, I am not a young adult, I am as such. Though its not scary :-) I love it actually (not so much the responsibility) but more that I can still have fun. Still be immature some (or a lot hehe) of the time... people look at me funny, but eh, I still look like I am 17 :-P Well have a good day... sorry about the rambling :-P

[pokey13]

ya, i actually have come to dread the summers. get forced to go home with the family, spend all that family time togetha, miss all my friends from unh, and miss you tons. love you too sweetie :-)