Mid-Summer Recap
I realize it's been a while since I've updated, so I'll give a short summary of my summer in a nutshell.
I lounged around for two weeks after classes ended.
On May 21st I started both summer school and my internship.
Summer school is over. The internship is not.
I have learned a lot at my internship, but I'm ready to move on.
I've been getting drunk. A lot. Sometimes I feel like I'm borderline alcoholic.
That is a joke, but only slightly.
I've been spying for Loyola, and by spying I mean I've been going on tours of other colleges and collecting information.
I've started to read again: Man Without a Country, Slaughterhouse Five, The Little Prince, The Alchemist, Then We Came to the End.
I want to read a lot more, including all the books I was supposed to read but didn't really read (or understand) for Honors.
I got a tattoo. You have to see it to believe it (ha!)
I ran 7 miles. Twice.
I feel like this is a summer of growth for me. I'm testing the waters and seeing who I am and who I will be. I'm starting to realize that the future isn't so far away, that life isn't so long, that decisions will have to be made. Sometimes I don't want to grow up, but I need to accept life, make the most of it, and not be afraid to create the life I want to lead.
I lounged around for two weeks after classes ended.
On May 21st I started both summer school and my internship.
Summer school is over. The internship is not.
I have learned a lot at my internship, but I'm ready to move on.
I've been getting drunk. A lot. Sometimes I feel like I'm borderline alcoholic.
That is a joke, but only slightly.
I've been spying for Loyola, and by spying I mean I've been going on tours of other colleges and collecting information.
I've started to read again: Man Without a Country, Slaughterhouse Five, The Little Prince, The Alchemist, Then We Came to the End.
I want to read a lot more, including all the books I was supposed to read but didn't really read (or understand) for Honors.
I got a tattoo. You have to see it to believe it (ha!)
I ran 7 miles. Twice.
I feel like this is a summer of growth for me. I'm testing the waters and seeing who I am and who I will be. I'm starting to realize that the future isn't so far away, that life isn't so long, that decisions will have to be made. Sometimes I don't want to grow up, but I need to accept life, make the most of it, and not be afraid to create the life I want to lead.