Why After So Long?.....
My last post was on February 25, more than half a year ago. Why would I choose such a nondescript night to update this journal? The answer is actually beautifully simple. A few of my friends have posted entries that instruct a person to do as follows:
1. Go into your LJ’s archive.
2. Find your 23rd post (or closest to).
3. Find the fifth sentence (or closest to).
4. Post the text of the sentence in your blog along with these instructions
This post filled me with such joy that I had to make some sort of response. The sentence was this...
I'm really glad that I'm working with Q; I've never really had the chance to work with him before, and, to be honest, I was surprised at how well we played off each other.
This was so moving because I read the whole post about my first day working with Max (an autistic kid who first came to the JCA last summer), and it made me so happy. Also, it mentions Quinton and the summer that we worked together which is tied for my favorite summer at the JCA with working with Carl this year. I'm on such a high right now. It's strange how a really good memory can do that to you. Since I've been back at Rollins a lot of people have asked me if going to the J and working this summer was worth it (losing my job, disappointing a friend, etc.). After reading this I can stand firmly in my response of, "Definitely!"
Does this post mean that I will be updating more in the future? Who knows. This just made me so elated that I had to write my feelings down. I hope everyone is having a great Saturday night, and I wish you all the best. Peace.
1. Go into your LJ’s archive.
2. Find your 23rd post (or closest to).
3. Find the fifth sentence (or closest to).
4. Post the text of the sentence in your blog along with these instructions
This post filled me with such joy that I had to make some sort of response. The sentence was this...
I'm really glad that I'm working with Q; I've never really had the chance to work with him before, and, to be honest, I was surprised at how well we played off each other.
This was so moving because I read the whole post about my first day working with Max (an autistic kid who first came to the JCA last summer), and it made me so happy. Also, it mentions Quinton and the summer that we worked together which is tied for my favorite summer at the JCA with working with Carl this year. I'm on such a high right now. It's strange how a really good memory can do that to you. Since I've been back at Rollins a lot of people have asked me if going to the J and working this summer was worth it (losing my job, disappointing a friend, etc.). After reading this I can stand firmly in my response of, "Definitely!"
Does this post mean that I will be updating more in the future? Who knows. This just made me so elated that I had to write my feelings down. I hope everyone is having a great Saturday night, and I wish you all the best. Peace.