hmmX3
life feels weird.
it's good. I know it's good. Nathan is busy with the musical and I just started my second semester of my second year of my second college.
and that's good.
I just spent three weeks in a single room and my roommate is back now and that's a bit of a culture shock. we're very different people. mainly in the way that I like silence and headphones and folk music and she likes wheel of fortune and country and Kias. I figure there's something to be said for my only-child behavior. I think it'll make me a good wife, as submissive as that sounds. She will, also, of course. I just think that whomever I am so lucky to marry will like the quiet as well. I hope that person knows who he is.
I am going home this weekend.
the TV is so loud in here.
::sigh::
College is so strange to me. I'm just getting used to the independence. I could drive anywhere right now, time and money permitting. That's something I dreamed about when I was strictly a pedestrian. I find myself taking drives. I think everyone in college takes drive...especially those of us who are in rural settings. I really love where I am. Mer understands what I mean. I'm pretty sure Nathan hates it out here, but it's so nice to see mountains when you come from below sea level. I like the "almost alive" feeling of Harrisonburg. I drive around and I'm sure that things are going on and people are having fun, but I don't see it. I can feel it, though. It's a much better feeling for me here than in Lynchburg. Lynchburg felt dead. Maybe just old. It was unattainable. People were having fun, but I was too young/poor/liberal/much of a light-weight to experience it. Granted, I didn't give it a chance...
hmmm.
Guess I'll do homework?
I wish my ipod hadn't broken.
Maybe I'll go to Circuit City and see if I can sucker them into fixing it/giving me a new one.
:)
it's good. I know it's good. Nathan is busy with the musical and I just started my second semester of my second year of my second college.
and that's good.
I just spent three weeks in a single room and my roommate is back now and that's a bit of a culture shock. we're very different people. mainly in the way that I like silence and headphones and folk music and she likes wheel of fortune and country and Kias. I figure there's something to be said for my only-child behavior. I think it'll make me a good wife, as submissive as that sounds. She will, also, of course. I just think that whomever I am so lucky to marry will like the quiet as well. I hope that person knows who he is.
I am going home this weekend.
the TV is so loud in here.
::sigh::
College is so strange to me. I'm just getting used to the independence. I could drive anywhere right now, time and money permitting. That's something I dreamed about when I was strictly a pedestrian. I find myself taking drives. I think everyone in college takes drive...especially those of us who are in rural settings. I really love where I am. Mer understands what I mean. I'm pretty sure Nathan hates it out here, but it's so nice to see mountains when you come from below sea level. I like the "almost alive" feeling of Harrisonburg. I drive around and I'm sure that things are going on and people are having fun, but I don't see it. I can feel it, though. It's a much better feeling for me here than in Lynchburg. Lynchburg felt dead. Maybe just old. It was unattainable. People were having fun, but I was too young/poor/liberal/much of a light-weight to experience it. Granted, I didn't give it a chance...
hmmm.
Guess I'll do homework?
I wish my ipod hadn't broken.
Maybe I'll go to Circuit City and see if I can sucker them into fixing it/giving me a new one.
:)