Sunday, May 7, 2006

Wow, every month I look back at my calender and wonder where the last month went. Time seems to be going faster every year. Shortly I'll be looking into grad schools in the Boston area as I attempt to figure out what I'm going to do with an English degree. Holy god, let's not think about that. It's a year away. A year ago, I was getting stuff done for London, doing paper work for it, dreaming about it, thinking how three months still seemed so far away. And now it's just another memory. One more experience for the stock pile. I am getting old. Next Sunday is my 21st birthday, can you believe that? I'm looking forward to it, since I'll be staying in Tallahassee and my friends (most of them) will be able to help me celebrate. My family is also coming up for the event because that Sunday also happens to be Mother's Day. Second time that's happened. Already got my birthday present, though. When I went home this week we stopped down at Mall of Millennia and went into the Apple Store there. It's like a friggin' play ground for geeks. They have the cutest damn socks for ipods, in a whole bunch of different colors, but they're thirty freaking dollars. Damn those bastards must be rich. Anyway, my ipod has been slightly broken for the last few weeks (no sound! gasp!) so I went to get it fixed and ended up trading it in for a new black one instead. It's fabulous and I luuuuurve eeet!! I've also been having fun with divination lately. I enjoy my tarot cards but me, Babs, and the siblings went to this psychic lady and got some individual stuff done and it was great. I don't know why I love this stuff so much, but it's really incredibly entertaining. The lady told me not to date for a while. That made me smile. Charlie: Yeah, I was referring to Waffle Dude. The whole thing is just insane, so after finals were done I kind of stopped worrying about it. Whatever happens, happens. Tony: Since my last post, the professor has put up the syllabus and given us our book list and he sounds like he's going to be pretty good. The book list and his goals for the class seem pretty hardcore. I don't know if he personally was effected, but it sounds like he has a lot of second hand stories and he also mentioned something about bringing in our own, if we knew of somebody who was involved. It's probably going to be a lot of work but at this point I'm really looking forward to it. Sarah: You're just too good to me, darling. Are you back in Miami yet? I've got long weekends so hopefully we can work something out. ;) Michael: You totally should, omg!! I love taking classes that I don't need... which generally happens every semester. Like scuba diving. But wouldn't it be cool if I had to take it to graduate? They give you a list of required courses and it reads: American Lit, Modern British Lit, Romantic Lit, The Short Story, Shakespeare, Critical Issues, Scuba Diving... God, that would rock. Sara: Amen, sistah.

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