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Still not any less busy than before, but I think this weekend should be relaxing and mostly spent at home or alone. Actually, being at home (especially during the week) has become almost unbearable. I finished Maurice by E. M. Forster but I'm not sure if I'll actually post a review of it. I will at least add it to my list. I'm almost done with a few other books and I'm currently reading What Was She Thinking? By Zoe Heller for a class (btw, it's amazing. I definitely recommend it).
I'm kind of in love. And love it. As much as you can love loving someone from afar and not having a chance with them.
I'm making some big goals like getting all A's this semester and working out/eating healthier, a.k.a. lose weight. I have to. I need to. I'm working on it.
This summer I might work at a youth foundation camp in the woods for 2 months. I'd make plenty of money, work for a non-profit organization, help out underprivileged kids and would be even more active. I don't want to sit on my couch for the majority of, or all of, the summer and need money. My friend's boyfriend works there and is going to try to help me get into it - he'd also be a friendly face so that I wouldn't be alone. It'll make the 2+ hour drive there a lot better as well.
I'm finishing that application this weekend, going to get ahead on homework, maybe read for fun and I want to see Repo Men or that movie about the exes and one's a bounty hunter, bringing the other to jail. I obviously don't know the name, but you know.
Oh I've also gone through the class schedules for next semester and have picked out my classes, which makes me super excited (and dorky, I know). I'd be taking an introductory film course with a professor I know and a friend, 19th century Brit. Lit. (so excited for that one), intro to Linguistics with another professor I know, French 2001 (the third class) and probably a Shakespeare course. I don't want to take Shakespeare but nothing else I want/need fits and I really like the professor who teaches it. (I've gotten to know a lot of profs in these past recent weeks.)
That pretty much covers everything major in my life. (:
I'm kind of in love. And love it. As much as you can love loving someone from afar and not having a chance with them.
I'm making some big goals like getting all A's this semester and working out/eating healthier, a.k.a. lose weight. I have to. I need to. I'm working on it.
This summer I might work at a youth foundation camp in the woods for 2 months. I'd make plenty of money, work for a non-profit organization, help out underprivileged kids and would be even more active. I don't want to sit on my couch for the majority of, or all of, the summer and need money. My friend's boyfriend works there and is going to try to help me get into it - he'd also be a friendly face so that I wouldn't be alone. It'll make the 2+ hour drive there a lot better as well.
I'm finishing that application this weekend, going to get ahead on homework, maybe read for fun and I want to see Repo Men or that movie about the exes and one's a bounty hunter, bringing the other to jail. I obviously don't know the name, but you know.
Oh I've also gone through the class schedules for next semester and have picked out my classes, which makes me super excited (and dorky, I know). I'd be taking an introductory film course with a professor I know and a friend, 19th century Brit. Lit. (so excited for that one), intro to Linguistics with another professor I know, French 2001 (the third class) and probably a Shakespeare course. I don't want to take Shakespeare but nothing else I want/need fits and I really like the professor who teaches it. (I've gotten to know a lot of profs in these past recent weeks.)
That pretty much covers everything major in my life. (: