Another year older...
Turning twenty-three is so...anti-climactic. I wonder if all birthdays in the "real world" are like this.
Had a good one, though. Lesson on analogies today was fantastic, and then we had a small gathering here at the house this evening. Cheesecake and champagne. Fun times. :)
I started looking at graduate schools; just kind of casually perusing. I really miss being a student. I want to take interesting classes with dynamic professors again and go back to discussing Shakespeare and scripture over cups of coffee. ::sigh::
I did, however, discover that the University of Chicago has a program in Religion and Literature. ::Bounce, bounce:: Then I wouldn't even have to decide which one to go to school for. I could do both at once! ::Bounce!::
Of course, there's always the Karen question to consider. I don't want to spend more than two years apart. No way. And I've already decided that if she won't follow me, I'll follow her. Anywhere. I know that this relationship is a huge part of my vocation. I have no idea exactly how, but I know it's supposed to be there. Every fiber in my being, all my soul, all my conversations with God, tell me that.
Had a good one, though. Lesson on analogies today was fantastic, and then we had a small gathering here at the house this evening. Cheesecake and champagne. Fun times. :)
I started looking at graduate schools; just kind of casually perusing. I really miss being a student. I want to take interesting classes with dynamic professors again and go back to discussing Shakespeare and scripture over cups of coffee. ::sigh::
I did, however, discover that the University of Chicago has a program in Religion and Literature. ::Bounce, bounce:: Then I wouldn't even have to decide which one to go to school for. I could do both at once! ::Bounce!::
Of course, there's always the Karen question to consider. I don't want to spend more than two years apart. No way. And I've already decided that if she won't follow me, I'll follow her. Anywhere. I know that this relationship is a huge part of my vocation. I have no idea exactly how, but I know it's supposed to be there. Every fiber in my being, all my soul, all my conversations with God, tell me that.