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yet another session of Rowe has ended.
I have a lot of mixed feelings about it.
First off, I've made it clear that I really loved last year so much, I was afraid that this year wouldn't be able to live up to it. Stupid thing to worry about, but whatever.
During camp I got pretty homesick for the first time in 5 years. I think this year it mostly had to do with the fact that in less than a week I'm moving out again. Sarah-Anne and I talked about this a few times, and she tells me that it's most likely just the thought of not being home as often as I'd like to be is what's scaring me, and that once it happens, I'll be fine. I love that girl.
Other than that whole homesick business, things went really well. I was in Henry (again) with Josh Mann. I felt a lot different in that cabin this year. By different I mean more like a "second-in-command" sort position. I also slept in my bed alone a lot this year, which was a nice change of pace. Though I will admit, those few times I did have a sleeping buddy was nice.
There were a lot of people I met in Jr. Hi 04 who were there. It was weird for both me and them, being on the same level and all. On several occasions I had Ben Lanser ask me if he could go into the Walk-In for some food, only for me to tell him I was in the same position as he was.
I also found myself telling stories from 2004, both Jr and Sr High. One night I stayed up all night with Johanna Clarke sharing said stories.
For the record, I'm sick and tired of pretty much every single Neil Young song recorded and jokes that end in either a "your mom" or "that's what she said" response.
I'm also tired of hearing the U2 song "Pride" when played more than once in a row. It's fun to gallop around and all, but 6 times is way more than enough.
I'm in the middle of taking this online test that needs to be completed by Monday. And because the cable at my house is still out (a big "WHAT THE FUCK?!"), I'm using dial-up and this is taking forever. I need to focus more on this, so I'll write more later
I have a lot of mixed feelings about it.
First off, I've made it clear that I really loved last year so much, I was afraid that this year wouldn't be able to live up to it. Stupid thing to worry about, but whatever.
During camp I got pretty homesick for the first time in 5 years. I think this year it mostly had to do with the fact that in less than a week I'm moving out again. Sarah-Anne and I talked about this a few times, and she tells me that it's most likely just the thought of not being home as often as I'd like to be is what's scaring me, and that once it happens, I'll be fine. I love that girl.
Other than that whole homesick business, things went really well. I was in Henry (again) with Josh Mann. I felt a lot different in that cabin this year. By different I mean more like a "second-in-command" sort position. I also slept in my bed alone a lot this year, which was a nice change of pace. Though I will admit, those few times I did have a sleeping buddy was nice.
There were a lot of people I met in Jr. Hi 04 who were there. It was weird for both me and them, being on the same level and all. On several occasions I had Ben Lanser ask me if he could go into the Walk-In for some food, only for me to tell him I was in the same position as he was.
I also found myself telling stories from 2004, both Jr and Sr High. One night I stayed up all night with Johanna Clarke sharing said stories.
For the record, I'm sick and tired of pretty much every single Neil Young song recorded and jokes that end in either a "your mom" or "that's what she said" response.
I'm also tired of hearing the U2 song "Pride" when played more than once in a row. It's fun to gallop around and all, but 6 times is way more than enough.
I'm in the middle of taking this online test that needs to be completed by Monday. And because the cable at my house is still out (a big "WHAT THE FUCK?!"), I'm using dial-up and this is taking forever. I need to focus more on this, so I'll write more later