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Mollie believed I was posting under "locked" entries since I hardly update my friends, but honestly.. what is there to be locked under? I'm taking after Bri and writing a little on 2005, and what to look for in 2006.
This semester I want to:
-Go to the gym at least 2 times a week.
-Finally reach a 4.0 GPA.
-Put more of my energy in relationships in general.
-Indulge in sewing much more.
-Travel if possible.
-Continue practicing Japanese characters.
-Stay in contact with my old roommate, Rika.
-Spoil my rabbit more, and update his little blog.
2005 was also a hard and a good year for me.
In 2005 I lost a couple best friends ranging from misunderstandings never to be cleared, or constant bad decisions. Particularly, I moved from an inspiring, but painful friendship, to something more along my needs. I've finally climbed out of the hole I had dug while being in Graphic Design. By changing majors, I've come to discover I do love college, learning, and that I can now have confidence in the direction of my life even if it isn't clear. I'm coming closer to unearthing my passions of creating, and the motivation to fully indulge in them, realizing it doesn't have to be my major.
Owning a house rabbit for the first time has led me to a love/hate relationship. While it can be very grounding and rewarding, it is comparable to having a permanent toddler with the responsibility, and obligations. On the other hand, he has brought me more inspiration in the biology/medical field as my curiosity is abound on how to properly care for such an atypical pet.
Cheers~
This semester I want to:
-Go to the gym at least 2 times a week.
-Finally reach a 4.0 GPA.
-Put more of my energy in relationships in general.
-Indulge in sewing much more.
-Travel if possible.
-Continue practicing Japanese characters.
-Stay in contact with my old roommate, Rika.
-Spoil my rabbit more, and update his little blog.
2005 was also a hard and a good year for me.
In 2005 I lost a couple best friends ranging from misunderstandings never to be cleared, or constant bad decisions. Particularly, I moved from an inspiring, but painful friendship, to something more along my needs. I've finally climbed out of the hole I had dug while being in Graphic Design. By changing majors, I've come to discover I do love college, learning, and that I can now have confidence in the direction of my life even if it isn't clear. I'm coming closer to unearthing my passions of creating, and the motivation to fully indulge in them, realizing it doesn't have to be my major.
Owning a house rabbit for the first time has led me to a love/hate relationship. While it can be very grounding and rewarding, it is comparable to having a permanent toddler with the responsibility, and obligations. On the other hand, he has brought me more inspiration in the biology/medical field as my curiosity is abound on how to properly care for such an atypical pet.
Cheers~