118: From the Library Computer...

[andyleggett]

I think it's been a month--maybe more than that. You all may well have completely forgotten me, or presumed my death. I have indeed been without internet, and have finally gotten on at the library to let you all know that, not only am I not dead, I am quite the opposite.

I rather think--with my mother almost literally looking over my shoulder--that

Comments

[yndy]

Glad to know you are alive and well - sorry to hear about the drama - but hoping things work out for the best for your family!

((hugs)) to you and your mom.

Sorry about Vassar and UC - but congrats on the 'graduating soon' part! :)

[andyleggett]

Oh, less drama now! But I always appreciate the virtual hugs! Actually, I'm not that bummed about the college thing--I think I just need more time to explore my options, y'know? And considering, I'm lucky to be graduating high school, what with my parents' sabatorial attitude towards my education... But, obviously, for the past several years it's been in my hands, and I never doubted I would!

[kovee]

Glad to know you are still breathing.

[andyleggett]

It's good to be alive, isn't it?!

[spoothbrush]

Is good to hear (see?) from you. I'd been wondering.

For the record, every time the Killer's "Andy, You're A Star" comes up on my itunes, I think of you.

[andyleggett]

I've never heard that song--but I'll be sure to track it down now! *grin* I really am a star!

Yo.

[anonymous]

I am sorry to hear about Vassar etc....

I was wondering what was going on.

-heather

Ps. You can always transfer later, so don't let it bring you down. When's the graduation, will you be speaking?

[anonymous]

Sorry about Vassar. I think you should have been admitted.

-RD

[anonymous]

It's fine; by the time the little rejection came I had given up on it anyway--it was just too darn far away. Great school, but I think Whittier is better--we can be in each other's neighborhood!