i said hardball, not connect four.
hey.
so i started my junior year on thursday. i do have a pretty decent set of classes, but i also feel like punching myself in the face for not signing up for TAII, cause like 43218793428793428743 of my friends are in that class and i feel kinda left out. i have always heard things about how amazingly fun theater two is, and i want to experience it for myself, but i can't because sophomore katie, while trying to make her junior schedule, was a complete idiot.
when i walked into netta's room first thing in the morning on thursday (the first day), i seriously thought i was hallucinating. why? kevin was there. someone (i forgot who) asked if he had forgotten that he graduated, and he responded with "holy fuck it's 2008???" it made me laugh. i couldn't believe at all that he was actually there, but i knew he had to be because i was definitely awake.
my past few entries i've gone all emo-ish about my friends leaving for college. but i finally realize what everyone's been trying to tell me all along. i'll still be able to talk to them and, in the case of the boston people, possibly visit them. i am very lucky to have friends like them, and i shouldn't worry about missing them, because as the facebook bumper sticker says, true friendship isn't being inseperable. it's being separated, and nothing changes.
peace and love.
so i started my junior year on thursday. i do have a pretty decent set of classes, but i also feel like punching myself in the face for not signing up for TAII, cause like 43218793428793428743 of my friends are in that class and i feel kinda left out. i have always heard things about how amazingly fun theater two is, and i want to experience it for myself, but i can't because sophomore katie, while trying to make her junior schedule, was a complete idiot.
when i walked into netta's room first thing in the morning on thursday (the first day), i seriously thought i was hallucinating. why? kevin was there. someone (i forgot who) asked if he had forgotten that he graduated, and he responded with "holy fuck it's 2008???" it made me laugh. i couldn't believe at all that he was actually there, but i knew he had to be because i was definitely awake.
my past few entries i've gone all emo-ish about my friends leaving for college. but i finally realize what everyone's been trying to tell me all along. i'll still be able to talk to them and, in the case of the boston people, possibly visit them. i am very lucky to have friends like them, and i shouldn't worry about missing them, because as the facebook bumper sticker says, true friendship isn't being inseperable. it's being separated, and nothing changes.
peace and love.