General yayness
I have a place to live! YAY!!! Sarah and I are putting down a deposit for a house in Cornhill right by U of R. I can't believe I'm going to be leaving my apartment. I can remember when all I wanted was to live here. Then again, the location was a lot more convenient then. If everything works out like we've been told, our lease will start on Monday. MONDAY! I have no intention of moving out that quickly - probably not until after finals - but that's still really soon.
I'll be done in less than 2 weeks now. I just finished the last question in my final Russian paper, so I have it written, now I just have to fix it by Tuesday. I should be studying astronomy, but I'm running out to the bus in about 30 minutes to have dinner with friends at U of R, so there doesn't seem to be much of a point to getting started now. I have all day tomorrow locked away in my house to study. Well, except when I meet John for our second coffee catch-up of the week, and any time I may get with Missy since she's getting in tomorrow. Jeepers I miss that girl! I miss my Sar a lot, too. It'll be nice to go home for a while at the end of next month. I have no idea how long I'll be there, but I do know that I'm going. Road trip with Genna to get there and help him get settled in at his internship, then road trip with Daddy back to Rochester to start my job. I can't believe how okay I am with knowing that he and I will be apart this summer. Of course I'm going to miss him, but it'll be nice to have all of that independence again. I don't feel remotely smothered or anything, but it's promised me time, and that's one of the things I've always loved about summer in general.
I saw Dr. Nguyen on my way back home from Java's this afternoon for the first time since I left Eastman. She told me I look great, and very happy. Every time I'm around Eastman, I wonder how I managed being there for as long as I was. It's really not the place for me. There are always exceptions to the rule about stereotypes about a place, but I know that I've become more easygoing, openminded, and just more fun since I left. Yay for college. I'm so glad I need another semester; one more year wouldn't be enough for me.
It's sunny out again. Not warm, but sunny. I can't believe it's almost May. Yayness all around :)
I'll be done in less than 2 weeks now. I just finished the last question in my final Russian paper, so I have it written, now I just have to fix it by Tuesday. I should be studying astronomy, but I'm running out to the bus in about 30 minutes to have dinner with friends at U of R, so there doesn't seem to be much of a point to getting started now. I have all day tomorrow locked away in my house to study. Well, except when I meet John for our second coffee catch-up of the week, and any time I may get with Missy since she's getting in tomorrow. Jeepers I miss that girl! I miss my Sar a lot, too. It'll be nice to go home for a while at the end of next month. I have no idea how long I'll be there, but I do know that I'm going. Road trip with Genna to get there and help him get settled in at his internship, then road trip with Daddy back to Rochester to start my job. I can't believe how okay I am with knowing that he and I will be apart this summer. Of course I'm going to miss him, but it'll be nice to have all of that independence again. I don't feel remotely smothered or anything, but it's promised me time, and that's one of the things I've always loved about summer in general.
I saw Dr. Nguyen on my way back home from Java's this afternoon for the first time since I left Eastman. She told me I look great, and very happy. Every time I'm around Eastman, I wonder how I managed being there for as long as I was. It's really not the place for me. There are always exceptions to the rule about stereotypes about a place, but I know that I've become more easygoing, openminded, and just more fun since I left. Yay for college. I'm so glad I need another semester; one more year wouldn't be enough for me.
It's sunny out again. Not warm, but sunny. I can't believe it's almost May. Yayness all around :)