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I have so much homework this spring break until yesterday. I didn't realize that until yesterday. I'm doing it all tonight. I'm not right now because I don't feel like it. Arghblegskadj.
My break was as uneventful as uneventful could be. And that's fine. I did some shopping, celebrated Easter, and watched Sex and the City.
Wednesday I went into hoboken to visit my sister and Megan. Traveling there was terrifying. There was a RIDICULOUS traffic jam on the turnpike. I was there all alone in my little Saturn surrounded by huge trucks and angry New Jersey drivers. I hated it. Everyone was all over the place. I hope I never have to go through that again...alone. Once I arrived in Hoboken, my sister, Megan, and I went for a nice long walk and ate lunch at a very delicious place, took Megan to the park, and headed back to the apartment. Megan is the best.<3
Last night was so fabulous. Lizzie and I did a book store tour of America. I loved it. We spent our night at Barnes and Noble and Borders and bought books and magazines. Like who else would do that? Us, obviously but it was so fun! We went through all of the literature and fiction aisles. There are so many books...I want to read them all! Reading is my new favorite thing to do. It's so relaxing and good for you. At Borders we listened to classical music and lullaby music. I really love Bach and Yo Yo Ma. That's really embarrassing...but I would be a happy person if I could drink tea, read, and listen to classical music all day. Forget college.
Speaking of college...and I want this to be the LAST time I speak of it until I know where I'm going....I tried to appeal my Parsons Aid Awards. I haven't heard back yet, but my mom and I are going tomorrow to an Accepted Student's Day. I'm thinking it's a waste of time but I might as well. It's an excuse to go into the city and soak in the Parsons atmosphere one last time. At this point, it looks like I may end up at Pratt. I don't know Brooklyn at ALL though. I have family there, but no where near Pratt. It would be very foreign and new but I guess that's kind of exciting.
My break was as uneventful as uneventful could be. And that's fine. I did some shopping, celebrated Easter, and watched Sex and the City.
Wednesday I went into hoboken to visit my sister and Megan. Traveling there was terrifying. There was a RIDICULOUS traffic jam on the turnpike. I was there all alone in my little Saturn surrounded by huge trucks and angry New Jersey drivers. I hated it. Everyone was all over the place. I hope I never have to go through that again...alone. Once I arrived in Hoboken, my sister, Megan, and I went for a nice long walk and ate lunch at a very delicious place, took Megan to the park, and headed back to the apartment. Megan is the best.<3
Last night was so fabulous. Lizzie and I did a book store tour of America. I loved it. We spent our night at Barnes and Noble and Borders and bought books and magazines. Like who else would do that? Us, obviously but it was so fun! We went through all of the literature and fiction aisles. There are so many books...I want to read them all! Reading is my new favorite thing to do. It's so relaxing and good for you. At Borders we listened to classical music and lullaby music. I really love Bach and Yo Yo Ma. That's really embarrassing...but I would be a happy person if I could drink tea, read, and listen to classical music all day. Forget college.
Speaking of college...and I want this to be the LAST time I speak of it until I know where I'm going....I tried to appeal my Parsons Aid Awards. I haven't heard back yet, but my mom and I are going tomorrow to an Accepted Student's Day. I'm thinking it's a waste of time but I might as well. It's an excuse to go into the city and soak in the Parsons atmosphere one last time. At this point, it looks like I may end up at Pratt. I don't know Brooklyn at ALL though. I have family there, but no where near Pratt. It would be very foreign and new but I guess that's kind of exciting.