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I can't believe July is over and done with. It just flew by! It was a great month, with visits to Minnesota, Pittsburgh, and California. In 14 days I will be in San Jose. And I will stay there for eternity. Well, until they fire me. It'll be good bye to the Eastern Time zone. I love the eastern time zone. Everything happens in the eastern time zone. Now I'll be 3 hours behind. How depressing. Everything will happen to everyone else before it happens to me.
The only thing that makes me happy is knowing that I get to see everyone in NYC next weekend! Even Nancy might come up which would be so awesome since I haven't seen her since graduation and I probably won't see her for a while after this. And when I get back I get to see Luke whom I haven't seen in forever also. But then on Monday morning, the 16th, it's goodbye to Kalamazoo for good. Not that I love this place or anything, but it'll just be so weird to have a new permanent address. It's odd to think that I'm going to be head of my household. I mean in college, the addresses I had for Pittsburgh were all temporary and I was a student and all. But now I'll be a real person! :p
The movers come tomorrow. I've finally sorted out what stays here for the next 2 weeks and what goes. Hopefully I can get in one more blading trip before my blades leave. I called and set up high speed internet and electricity for my new place. How exciting is THAT.
In regards to the previous post, after speaking with many people about the subject, the correct answer (or rather, what I think makes sense :p) is: Try to get information from both sides, and see what makes most sense to you. But often it won't be so easy so you have to go with instinct. It's all about instinct people. And there's no point in stressing over a decision. It's not good for you.
Oooh someone's mowing the grass outside. I love the smell of freshly mowed grass. I know, I'm crazy. But it's true!
I've been organizing old home videos for the past week for lack of a better activity. The tapes are hilarious! I hated it when my parents would video tape us, but I'm so glad they did! It's great blackmail material against the siblings and cousins :p and it's just hilarious. The clothes, the thing's we'd say, the faces we'd make. It's also nice to be able to see footage of relatives who aren't alive anymore or are in not so great states but were 14 years ago. There's also footage of our apartment in Warsaw! It was so amazing to see it again, after all these years.
Ok well I'm going blading. Laters.
The only thing that makes me happy is knowing that I get to see everyone in NYC next weekend! Even Nancy might come up which would be so awesome since I haven't seen her since graduation and I probably won't see her for a while after this. And when I get back I get to see Luke whom I haven't seen in forever also. But then on Monday morning, the 16th, it's goodbye to Kalamazoo for good. Not that I love this place or anything, but it'll just be so weird to have a new permanent address. It's odd to think that I'm going to be head of my household. I mean in college, the addresses I had for Pittsburgh were all temporary and I was a student and all. But now I'll be a real person! :p
The movers come tomorrow. I've finally sorted out what stays here for the next 2 weeks and what goes. Hopefully I can get in one more blading trip before my blades leave. I called and set up high speed internet and electricity for my new place. How exciting is THAT.
In regards to the previous post, after speaking with many people about the subject, the correct answer (or rather, what I think makes sense :p) is: Try to get information from both sides, and see what makes most sense to you. But often it won't be so easy so you have to go with instinct. It's all about instinct people. And there's no point in stressing over a decision. It's not good for you.
Oooh someone's mowing the grass outside. I love the smell of freshly mowed grass. I know, I'm crazy. But it's true!
I've been organizing old home videos for the past week for lack of a better activity. The tapes are hilarious! I hated it when my parents would video tape us, but I'm so glad they did! It's great blackmail material against the siblings and cousins :p and it's just hilarious. The clothes, the thing's we'd say, the faces we'd make. It's also nice to be able to see footage of relatives who aren't alive anymore or are in not so great states but were 14 years ago. There's also footage of our apartment in Warsaw! It was so amazing to see it again, after all these years.
Ok well I'm going blading. Laters.