New Year, Nothing New
Another year has rolled past and realistically, there is nothing new about the new year. I wish I could say that I've grown, gotten wiser, even changed just a little bit. But alas, I am the same.
Christmas break was fine. I spent a lot of time with my family which was nice. I actually spent a lot of time boarding and hanging out with Lauren too but she pretty much counts as family.
I spent one night shortly after the break talking to Shaun for quite some time. It didn't do anything for me but gave me the sense of closure that I desperately needed. Part of me wants to say that I'm bitter but the truth is that I'm not. I don't feel anything and maybe that's worse than being bitter.
First term went well - 85% average. Second term will no doubt be tougher. I'm already looking forward to the summer. Even if it means returning to the mindless cubicle, there's just something so amazing about summer nights.
Anyways, enough rambling. I need to get back to economics.
Here is my weak attempt at New Year's Resolutions:
1. Live life off the books.
2. Trust a little more.
3. Stay true.
later days
Christmas break was fine. I spent a lot of time with my family which was nice. I actually spent a lot of time boarding and hanging out with Lauren too but she pretty much counts as family.
I spent one night shortly after the break talking to Shaun for quite some time. It didn't do anything for me but gave me the sense of closure that I desperately needed. Part of me wants to say that I'm bitter but the truth is that I'm not. I don't feel anything and maybe that's worse than being bitter.
First term went well - 85% average. Second term will no doubt be tougher. I'm already looking forward to the summer. Even if it means returning to the mindless cubicle, there's just something so amazing about summer nights.
Anyways, enough rambling. I need to get back to economics.
Here is my weak attempt at New Year's Resolutions:
1. Live life off the books.
2. Trust a little more.
3. Stay true.
later days