New Years+
Well, since it's my last New Years before I grow up I wanted to make it a special one. For the past few years I've just stayed in town, went around a little and wound up a little disappointed. I think last year it even rained a bit.
Now, my dreams of a white holiday season will most likely be fulfilled next year, and I'll probably end up spending New Years in New York next year as well, so I can't complain too much about the years that we were not able to do much.
However, to celebrate getting my dream job, an early birthday, graduate school acceptance, and in general my favorite holiday, I decided to plan a trip to Atlanta this year. Alex, Peter and David are going. We have room for 1 more but I'm not sure who else will be in town. I chose Atlanta because I always want to spend some time in that city but I never end up making any concrete plans. And after I heard they have their very own ball drop (The Peach Drop) it seemed like a great end of college, start of life, last days in Tallahassee trip.
Now I don't want to start a "Things I'll miss about Tallahassee" list, or start reminiscing about the great times I've had here and being grateful for all the hard times that have happened because, even bad times shape you as a person. I don't want to list the people I will miss and will keep in touch with because hopefully you already know who you are.
And obviously I apologies (in advance and for the times that have already happened) for people who've tried to get a hold of me or keep in touch but with my poor internet etiquette it's been hard. Thanks for continuously trying, I do want to talk to you, but I'm just bad at the Internet.
For those people whom I've known and lost contact with, I will endlessly appreciate how you've affected my life (yes, in the cheesiest way possible) even if you think it wasn't much, it probably was. I wish you one hundred percent the best and can only hope you get exactly what you've worked towards, much like I luckily have (knock on wood.) If we ended anything on shaky ground or unfriendly feelings, know that there are none left in me towards you. It's funny how old grudges and feelings evaporate when you can take some time to look at the bigger picture.
My first day will be the 2nd of February and I'm more than excited. For anyone that wants to get in touch with me in my last days here, I leave around the 20th. Other than packing up and making some last minute arrangements, I'm completely free until then. My number is still the same as always, hopefully it rings.
It's been a pleasure.
Now, my dreams of a white holiday season will most likely be fulfilled next year, and I'll probably end up spending New Years in New York next year as well, so I can't complain too much about the years that we were not able to do much.
However, to celebrate getting my dream job, an early birthday, graduate school acceptance, and in general my favorite holiday, I decided to plan a trip to Atlanta this year. Alex, Peter and David are going. We have room for 1 more but I'm not sure who else will be in town. I chose Atlanta because I always want to spend some time in that city but I never end up making any concrete plans. And after I heard they have their very own ball drop (The Peach Drop) it seemed like a great end of college, start of life, last days in Tallahassee trip.
Now I don't want to start a "Things I'll miss about Tallahassee" list, or start reminiscing about the great times I've had here and being grateful for all the hard times that have happened because, even bad times shape you as a person. I don't want to list the people I will miss and will keep in touch with because hopefully you already know who you are.
And obviously I apologies (in advance and for the times that have already happened) for people who've tried to get a hold of me or keep in touch but with my poor internet etiquette it's been hard. Thanks for continuously trying, I do want to talk to you, but I'm just bad at the Internet.
For those people whom I've known and lost contact with, I will endlessly appreciate how you've affected my life (yes, in the cheesiest way possible) even if you think it wasn't much, it probably was. I wish you one hundred percent the best and can only hope you get exactly what you've worked towards, much like I luckily have (knock on wood.) If we ended anything on shaky ground or unfriendly feelings, know that there are none left in me towards you. It's funny how old grudges and feelings evaporate when you can take some time to look at the bigger picture.
My first day will be the 2nd of February and I'm more than excited. For anyone that wants to get in touch with me in my last days here, I leave around the 20th. Other than packing up and making some last minute arrangements, I'm completely free until then. My number is still the same as always, hopefully it rings.
It's been a pleasure.