It's that time again...
Time for an update. That's right, folks..I've been a disappearo. Anyway, I just thought I'd bring you up to date on my life, seeing as I've managed to fall out of it yet again. For the nth time, as Binderz would say...
I finally have a new computer, which I am proud to announce is a desktop flatscreen wonderful, bouncing baby boy. I enjoy playing with it..as I have had it for less than 24 hours. But, nevertheless, it is pretty frickin' sweet!
I am still in Guelph, although thinking of transferring. Not sure to where.
I am also sick/getting over a cold/something. I hope I'm getting over it...I'm not sure where I am in terms of this thing, but I want it to stop.
Lastly, before I run away to Never Land, I'll be coming home for reading week so whoever still reads this and wants to see me, lemme know :) I miss you guys.
If you want to find me, I'll be in the library or something, most likely with my nose in a book, since that's about all I do these days. The one thing (of several) that really makes me happy about switching to English is that I don't get stuck with boring textbooks; instead, I get to read amazing novels, plays, poems, and novellas written by some of the best authors of all time. So by the end of the year, I will have read about 30 books or so :D. Beat that.
I finally have a new computer, which I am proud to announce is a desktop flatscreen wonderful, bouncing baby boy. I enjoy playing with it..as I have had it for less than 24 hours. But, nevertheless, it is pretty frickin' sweet!
I am still in Guelph, although thinking of transferring. Not sure to where.
I am also sick/getting over a cold/something. I hope I'm getting over it...I'm not sure where I am in terms of this thing, but I want it to stop.
Lastly, before I run away to Never Land, I'll be coming home for reading week so whoever still reads this and wants to see me, lemme know :) I miss you guys.
If you want to find me, I'll be in the library or something, most likely with my nose in a book, since that's about all I do these days. The one thing (of several) that really makes me happy about switching to English is that I don't get stuck with boring textbooks; instead, I get to read amazing novels, plays, poems, and novellas written by some of the best authors of all time. So by the end of the year, I will have read about 30 books or so :D. Beat that.