I'm so vain.
I just got really excited to move into a place of my own this summer.
I'm planning on renting a place (that allows cats) somewhere in Wauwatosa with the extra money I have left over from my college fund since my dad saved up for a private school in Chicago. I only want to share the place with my brother because I know I won't be able to stand anyone else, regardless of who they are. It will be fantastic and fun and full of freedom.
I am still not fully convinced that college is real schooling.
I just found out that I have to get a B+ in Journalism & Mass Communication 101 to go on in my journalism major and I've been skipping almost every single lecture. But get this, the average for the midterm exam and the paper was a C and I got an A on both. Really, it doesn't feel like real school to me. I'm not that stressed out at all.
I have missed Larry a ton and I'm glad he's back for the weekend.
I missed ranting to him. I missed talking about relationships with him. I missed getting coffee with him. I missed shopping with him. I missed dragging him out of the house when I'm really bored. I missed himmmm! I need to make an effort to visit Larry in Minnesota so I can interrogate his friends to see if they're worthy for his friendship.
I enjoy the new friends I've made this year and how laid back they are.
I'm surprised that I made so many friends in college already, but I think it's because I'm a lot more approachable. It's great. Everyone is really laid back and no one cares about anything. At all. I'm not used to that, especially because I went to Brookfield East. I'm definitely liking (almost) everything that college has to offer.
I need to start standing up for myself and I think the perfect time to do that is now.
I don't even know where to begin. So many things happen with friends and with guys from school where I don't even say a thing. For example, the bet my class has on who will bang me first and when I found out, I hardly said a thing. Well, I'm done with that. I'm not taking bullshit anymore.
I'm planning on renting a place (that allows cats) somewhere in Wauwatosa with the extra money I have left over from my college fund since my dad saved up for a private school in Chicago. I only want to share the place with my brother because I know I won't be able to stand anyone else, regardless of who they are. It will be fantastic and fun and full of freedom.
I am still not fully convinced that college is real schooling.
I just found out that I have to get a B+ in Journalism & Mass Communication 101 to go on in my journalism major and I've been skipping almost every single lecture. But get this, the average for the midterm exam and the paper was a C and I got an A on both. Really, it doesn't feel like real school to me. I'm not that stressed out at all.
I have missed Larry a ton and I'm glad he's back for the weekend.
I missed ranting to him. I missed talking about relationships with him. I missed getting coffee with him. I missed shopping with him. I missed dragging him out of the house when I'm really bored. I missed himmmm! I need to make an effort to visit Larry in Minnesota so I can interrogate his friends to see if they're worthy for his friendship.
I enjoy the new friends I've made this year and how laid back they are.
I'm surprised that I made so many friends in college already, but I think it's because I'm a lot more approachable. It's great. Everyone is really laid back and no one cares about anything. At all. I'm not used to that, especially because I went to Brookfield East. I'm definitely liking (almost) everything that college has to offer.
I need to start standing up for myself and I think the perfect time to do that is now.
I don't even know where to begin. So many things happen with friends and with guys from school where I don't even say a thing. For example, the bet my class has on who will bang me first and when I found out, I hardly said a thing. Well, I'm done with that. I'm not taking bullshit anymore.