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Well since everyone is reminiscing about 2005 and I'm at home with a staple in my head and some stomach virus thingy, I thought I should reflect, too:
* Getting mono was both a blessing and a curse. I got really sick and ill and missed a semester of school and could get shingles again and other ailments because of my low immune system, but then I got to take my first long break from school ever and think about what I really wanted to do with my life and was determined to and got into CSF.
* I've met tons of new people and gotten a lot closer to people I've already knew and have been able to spend time with those I care about most. I've also been able to let go of a lot of the bad things and feelings in my past and gained the ability to just be myself and not care about the opinions of acquaintances so much. I'm not a doormat, and it's nice to have other people realize as much.
* I turned 21, but all that meant to me is that now I can be an official adult instead of a semi-adult like when you turn 18.
* People came and went in my life both people I was really close to and those not so much. That really tested my trust, but I know that I have true friends and family who love me for who I am and would never use me or betray me. Thanks to Robyn and Hannah and Maia and Brittany and to so many other people who have made me laugh and who I can confide in and lean on!
* I hope 2006 will be even better and healthier and less dramatic than this year.
In other news, I worked a lot today and Britt, Hannah and I helped Tim clean tonight at the theater since the person who was suppose to work with him didn't show up and was really rude to our manager on the phone when she asked where he was (he's such a Prat!). Oh well. People like that person will end up with no friends since they choose to be mean and disrespectful and lie. I get my staple taken out on Tuesday, and feel sick now but hopefully it's just that stupid stomach thing that's going around. HAPPY NEW YEAR!