✰ into what yesterday we called the future
It seemed like an appropriate line from my favourite poem, Deborah Digges' Trapeze, since today's my birthday. 17 is a highly anticlimactic age, since it's stuck between 16, where one (supposedly, I'm still learning) can drive, and 18, where one is magically imbued with all the knowledge in the world and is somehow ready to be an "adult" (haha, if only it were that simple).
What I probably care more about is my alum interview at William and Mary on Friday--if I don't flub it up, it'll be a big plus for when I apply there. I have fancy business attire for it and everything, but I'm still terrified. orz
I've started watching K-ON!, and even though I've only had time for two episodes, I have no idea why I didn't watch it sooner--it's absolutely adorable. Yes, I eat up cutesy stuff like that. ;;
What I probably care more about is my alum interview at William and Mary on Friday--if I don't flub it up, it'll be a big plus for when I apply there. I have fancy business attire for it and everything, but I'm still terrified. orz
I've started watching K-ON!, and even though I've only had time for two episodes, I have no idea why I didn't watch it sooner--it's absolutely adorable. Yes, I eat up cutesy stuff like that. ;;