Thursday, October 6, 2005

It seems as though...
My mornings have been rather busy lately at school. There’s someone to see, something to finish, something to find or get, somewhere to be, simply something to do every day now. It makes sense, however before I would just go crash in the library and occupy myself with a book or other medium of print while waiting for my friend Samira’s 6:30 class to end. ‘Where’s Soraya?’, I usually think at first. I always seem to want to call her Soraya like the one in The Kite Runner and I just know I'm bound to one day! >_<

I’ve actually been checking the front page of the newspaper everyday to see what bit is going on in slight preparation for current event quizzes every Monday. I would say it is jolly good fun keeping up with what’s in the news, but then I’d be lying.

I love visiting my old teachers. Some others don’t care to, but I not only want to, I also feel I must. With me either way, it means the same thing. I just want to see how things are going and what’s happening with them all those things. I’m one who likes to know how others are faring and even so sometimes with others who I do not know on a personal level. For example, this guy named Kyoshi who was in my research class when I was a freshman. We knew each other as far as classmates are concerned and not much at all outside of class. However, I knew so much about his future plans and his overall person that he elicited such interest in me, I wonder even today this very moment what he’s up to. I’ll have to tell you about this guy some time. =)

Ms. Seney, soon to be Mrs. Reynolds, is in need of a visit. She is a person who is simply an inspiration to me. She’s the kind of person that if I’m ever feeling down, merely thinking of her will lift my spirits. Not many a person has this sort of ability. Off the top of my head, I know of four people like this in my life. And this may sound weird, but two of them I only know online (heck, they’re on my friends list!). Yeah, they’re that phenomenal. ^^ The other two are of course the teacher I just mentioned and a wonderful person I met who I got to know past the acquaintance/classmate relationship, yet not quite past being good friends.

Here a quote from Billy Joel’s song “Vienna”, a favorite of mine.

“Though you can see when you’re wrong, you know you can’t always see when you’re right.”


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